Author: Maeve McDermott, USA TODAY

Two new Chance songs dropped by surprise midnight Friday, as part of the “Man Who Has Everything” EP.

New data shows the “most-consumed” tracks of 2018, and it paints a bleak picture of the year in music.

Brownis coming after Showtime and the BBC with a $2 million lawsuit over the 2017 Whitney Houston documentary “Whitney: Can I Be Me.”

“I want to encourage women,” Selena Gomez told Elle about her new clothing line, with some of the garments featuring the phrase “strong inside out.”

You may be surprised how many major pop hits were written by other pop stars.

“E-Lo” is credited toLos Unidades, a new name under which Coldplay released the track.

The release featuresa live version of “Dunno” from Miller’s 2018 album “Swimming” and a cover of “Nothing From Nothing,” a 1974 hit by Billy Preston.

Ivanka Trump doesn’t see any parallel with Hillary Clinton’s email scandal after her own use of a private email account.

Shania Twain aired her grievances about the gender inequities that still plague country music.

Miley Cyrus shared an Instagram post with video of a disco ball shaped like a broken heart.