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Kanye West drops “Wash Us In the Blood,” featuring Travis Scott. It’s the first single from his tenth studio album, “God’s Country.”

The BET Awards included tributes to Kobe Bryant and Little Richard, plus Beyoncé received a Humanitarian award from former first lady Michelle Obama.

New Music Friday includes songs from Eric Church and the Goo Goo Dolls, plus Selena Gomez hops on Trevor Daniel’s “Past Life.”

Padma Lakshmi talks with USA TODAY’s Morgan Hines about her new show, “Taste the Nation,” plus what she’s been doing during her quarantine.

The Dixie Chicks drop the “Dixie” and will now go by The Chicks. The trio also released a new song called, “March March.”

In an interview, Miley Cyrus reveals what led to her choosing to live a sober lifestyle. The artist said she’s been sober for six months.

Comedian and “The Real” co-host Loni Love talks about what she misses during COVID-19 quarantine and how her daytime talk show has lasted six seasons.

In a series of tweets with news articles, Justin Bieber refuted allegations he sexually assaulted a woman in 2014, while he was dating Selena Gomez.

New Music Friday includes releases from John Legend, Black Eyed Peas and Jason Mraz, who will donate his new album earnings to social justice groups.

Laverne Cox and Ricky Martin talk to USA TODAY about commemorating Pride Month during the Black Lives Matter protests.