The Brief India on Instagram: "Wang Leehom’s Concert Just Went Futuristic, Robots Are Now the Backup Dancers. At Chinese-American singer Wang Leehom’s concert in Chengdu, humanoid robots took the stage and stole the spotlight by dancing in sync with the music and human performers. These robots, reported to be developed by China’s Unitree and capable of complex choreography including flips and precise movements, appeared alongside Wang Leehom during his Best Place Tour performance, blending advan

2025 was such an epic year for Bass & Bars. Being able to do this series is truly the honor of a lifetime & I certainly don’t take it lightly. I’m beyond grateful for every artist who has been open to come create with me. We do these with no rehearsal and often have never met before. Sometimes I watch these back and can’t even believe it. Music is magic, and it unites us. EP66 ft. @Travie McCoy

KIDDAAN | Vlueprints | on Instagram: "Singer Tony Kakkar has finally responded after facing heavy trolling over his song Lollipop, sung by Neha Kakkar. Addressing the backlash, Tony said that pop music naturally attracts criticism and reactions at a certain level, and trolling is part of the genre. He explained that with such a massive audience, it is impossible to ignore the business reality of music. Tony said producing songs requires money, time, and effort, and commercial tracks help sustain

Savannah Guthrie announced Dec. 19 on TODAY that she will undergo surgery on her vocal cords. “Some of you have noticed that my voice has been very scratchy and started to crack a little bit like Peter Brady, who was going through a change,” Savannah said, referring to a “Brady Bunch” clip the show played featuring that character’s voice cracking while he sang. “Well, I have found out what it is. I have vocal nodules, and now I also have a polyp. It’s not a big, big deal, but I am going to have