Hayden Panettiere, known for roles in Heroes and Nashville, dies at 36; her family confirms her passing, citing an 'unimaginable loss' and requesting privacy.
Late country music maverick Gary Stewart is experiencing a posthumous rediscovery over two decades after his death, driven by a new biography, demo releases, and tributes from modern artists.
US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White became embroiled in a media incident after two reporters from The European Correspondent accused him of sending threatening emails. The journalists, who questioned White about the alleged emails, were subsequently "roughly" ejected from a party by Belgian police, who described them as an "active threat."
The Rolling Stones' new album, "Foreign Tongues," showcases their enduring musical versatility and a surprisingly modern, politically charged sound. Following "Hackney Diamonds," the album captures the band's renewed energy and willingness to confront contemporary issues.
England defender Dan Burn revealed that captain Harry Kane uses country music to motivate the team during the World Cup. Meanwhile, Germany's coach Julian Nagelsmann hinted at starting Deniz Undav, and Egypt's coach Hossam Hassan denied internal issues, focusing on their upcoming match against New Zealand.
Ringo Starr releases new solo album 'Long Long Road', marking a departure from his Beatles roots into Americana and country music with influences from LA and Nashville rather than Liverpool and London. The Beatles drummer sat down with BBC to discuss the album and his love of touring with bands.
