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From Harry Styles to Mariah Carey, there have only been five songs to reach the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and most aren't from this year.

Some business and tourism groups in the city are not happy with a new billboard that says the city is now also famous for "dirt-cheap fentanyl."

"Big win for the kid. We can no longer be counted or judged," Kanye West wrote. "We won we won we won we won."

The sign warns people that eating fast food can cause obesity, which can put patients with COVID-19 at risk for intubation.

A photo of a billboard insulting the President and Vice President has left the internet divided.

Rolling Stone magazine has revised its list of 500 greatest songs of all time—with these tracks climbing hundreds of places.

Rolling Stone magazine named these songs among the greatest in 2004, but demoted them in a September 2021 update.

The advertisement appeared to suggest former President Trump was the second coming of Christ and misquoted the Bible.

The ad, which popped up in Marjorie Taylor Greene's congressional district, includes a quote purporting to be from the Bible.

Don Everly, the last surviving member of The Everly Brothers, died this weekend. Look back at all the songs that made Don and Phil Everly household names.

The president has been criticized by several Republican officials in recent days for his handling of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.

The billboard is set to run in New York City from August 4th to 7th between 8 and 9 p.m. Eastern time each day.

"Fighting for women's sex-based rights has no impact on my ability to provide care as a nurse," Amy Hamm told Newsweek.

"With this support, we can continue to exercise our right to free speech for the foreseeable future. Equality is bigger then hate," the GoFundMe organizer wrote on Sunday.

A northeast Portland, Oregon, billboard takes on the effect of gun violence within Black communities, drawing attention to the city's recent homicide rate increase.

A look at some of the biggest songs to have topped the Billboard Hot 100.

Senator Ted Cruz is facing calls to resign after flying with his family to Cancun on Wednesday night where, his wife told friends, rooms at the Ritz-Carlton where they planned to stay cost $309 a night.

Various fans online have expressed frustration over Gaga's father apparently being a fan of Trump—especially since the president has publicly criticized the singer.

Coronavirus victims' names will be read over a loudspeaker from the Trump Death Clock truck, as it drives around the White House and Trump International Hotel.

Jason Mraz and Jesse McCartney are slated to perform virtual concerts to help nonprofits for those affected by COVID-19.

Billboard reported that physical album sales suffered the most due to COVID-19 restrictions, dropping 36 percent.

Following their Super Bowl performance, both Jennifer Lopez and Shakira saw massive jumps in online streams and sales.

25 years after it was first released, the perennial Christmas favorite has topped the Billboard Hot 100.

A scathing ad asks why Republicans won't fight President Trump for ignoring subpoenas from Congress, citing House GOP lawmakers who successfully stood their ground against former President Richard Nixon in 1974.

Leading ladies of the music industry like Nicki Minaj, Alanis Morissette, Desiree Perez and several others will be honored during the 14th annual Women in Music event.

You oughta know more about Alanis Morisette.

The 14th annual music event will celebrate and recognize some of the most influential women in the industry.

Expect to see new items for sale in your favorite musicians' online stores when the rule governing album sales and chart rankings goes into effect on January 3.

The billboard is going live just days after a Republican incumbent governor lost to a Democrat in deep-red Kentucky.

Lizzo publically addressed the two in an Instagram post earlier Wednesday. The lawsuit states that "Truth Hurts" does not "infringe any copyright" and seeks to end the Raisens' "campaign of harassment."