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Billy Corgan and co. will play two unique sets at each show, the band's most ambitious touring model in years.

The Brooklyn musician and former Customer frontwoman drops her solo debut, another data point in the indie-rock abundance of 2026.

Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany play classical music's most notorious rivals on the Starz limited series, a character study in creative envy.

The Fugees architect addresses decades of public speculation about The Miseducation's follow-up, a belated accounting of commercial and personal pressure.

The Quick Trail Racer expands Crocs' footprint into performance footwear, another step in the brand's mainstreaming from functional to lifestyle.

Cannes fashion played with sheer, strategic exposure as a response to scrutiny over dress codes, a minor culture war in couture.

The 400 dollar collaboration sparked queues, store closures, and police callouts, exposing the gap between hype production and logistics reality.

At the Lawn Club pop-up in downtown Manhattan, reality TV, pop music, and quiet-luxury aesthetics collided; a texture study in how taste hierarchies are flattening.

The luggage brand and the functional beverage collab on a 13-piece capsule, a pairing that targets aspirational wellness travel.

The luxury brand launches an AI-powered e-commerce site to translate in-store styling into a scalable digital experience.

The lash brand crowdsources ideas and casting from its community, turning a private Discord into a scaled research and talent tool.

Brands are now required to participate in Amazon, Walmart, and Target ad networks to secure shelf space, a structural shift in trade spend.

The first price increase in 24 months signals margin pressure and a shift from volume-at-all-costs to pricing power.

The QSR is extending a beloved extension product into CPG, a volume and margin play tested during the pandemic.

The sausage brand's race returns with new contenders, real coaches, and its first live nationwide broadcast on Fox, a branded content win.

Tech platforms stopped selling shows and started selling ecosystems, a structural admission that content is distribution, not the product.

The Combat Capabilities Development Command issued a sources-sought announcement for plant-based and fermented proteins, a structural bet on the future of nutrition at scale.

In 1976, American winemakers bested their French counterparts at the Judgment of Paris, a half-century of domestic production that now outpaces imports at retail.

The Supreme-inspired fragrance brand launches at Sephora, a model for luxury positioning at scale without wholesale discounting.

The meat processor faces another year of negative margins as cattle shortage persists and drought exacerbates the structural beef crisis.

The world's largest brewer outlined fresh environmental targets, signaling that ESG is now table stakes for legacy players defending volume.

The critically acclaimed musical closes without returning its investment, a casualty of post-pandemic Broadway economics.

The achievement has become rare; Jonathan Groff's vehicle hit payback, a bright spot in a season of losses.

The actress leads Apple TV's "Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed," discussing the fraudulence of playing a mother onscreen.

Affluent Western travelers can't pick a favorite wellness resort, leaving room for a new brand to consolidate the category.

From gender to race to body-image, Pilates studios are facing scrutiny over the aesthetics they cultivate, prompting a recount among founders.

Running your first 3.1-miler is more approachable than you think; the numbers break down the barrier to entry.

Workout clothes start at 24 dollars as Lululemon clears inventory, a margin signal buried in the holiday play.

Greg Abel's portfolio moves signal a consolidation of tech bets and a shift away from diversification dogma.

EU's Digital Markets Act blocked self-preferencing, but Louis Pape and Michelangelo Rossi found that users still don't switch, proving choice alone doesn't fix entrenched behavior.

S&P Global is borrowing ahead of its planned spinoff of the mobility business, locking in rates before market conditions shift.

The venture firm backs another agent infrastructure play, an escalating bet on AI automation replacing human-in-the-loop workflows.