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This week’s Vibes Weekly newsletter follows Milwaukee to a 2–0 World Series lead, a comic-book villain to the top of the box office, and a Formula 1 title race that is close to decided.
This week’s Vibes Weekly newsletter follows a video-game film to the top of the box office, a Milwaukee team back in the World Series for the first time since 1982, and a pop team-up fans have waited years to hear.
This Vibes Weekly newsletter marks SNL’s 51st anniversary and explores Dolly Parton’s new Nashville museum, weekend sports, October games and music.
This week: new albums, the movie box office, soccer news, October game releases, playoff baseball, Austin City Limits, and the VIBESXS Games hub.
September is closing with serious momentum: a chart record has fallen, the MTV VMAs are lighting up Los Angeles, and fall’s biggest music-and-sports calendar is kicking into gear.
This week delivered chart history, a major concert-industry shake-up, a superstar comeback and a fiery Madrid derby
The summer sports-and-entertainment finale just delivered a blockbuster weekend: US Open champions were crowned, Manchester City won a wild derby, Team USA defended its world basketball title, and Céline Dion made an emotional return to the stage. This week also marks 30 years since the September 13, 1996 death of Tupac Shakur, whose music and cultural influence continue to shape hip-hop decades later.
This week’s Vibes Weekly newsletter brings a chart record that finally stands alone, a 20-year victory lap from Beyoncé, and a US Open bracket that keeps chewing through seeds. Fun music-history footnote: September 6 marks the anniversary of a 1968 session at Abbey Road where Eric Clapton stopped by to play lead guitar on George Harrison’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” — the first and, to this day, only time a non-member played on a Beatles record.
Ella Langley ties the all-time non-holiday Hot 100 record, KATSEYE scores their first-ever No. 1 album, and the US Open kicks off in New York — a big finish to summer’s last week.
Ella Langley chases a Hot 100 record, Weezer and Sam Smith headline a stacked New Music Friday, and Ed Sheeran and BTS take over Toronto the same weekend — plenty to talk about as summer winds down.
