Guam’s most colorful fun run returns with both 5K and 10K routes on Nov. 8, according to Triple J, which brings back its signature Bubble Color Run. Online registration opens Oct. 14. The 2025 Triple ...

In the shuffling rhythms of samba, in its defiance and energy and lust for life, lies the soul of Rio de Janeiro. Samba is heard everywhere across the city, from the terraces of the Maracanã football ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). In the shuffling rhythms of samba, in its defiance and energy and lust for life, lies the soul of Rio de Janeiro. Samba is heard ...

The classically trained artist, with a Masters in Jazz Voice, struggled with being pushed through the Australian pop factory after being signed to Sony as part of her winning prize. Now 12 years later ...

Caffeine continues to get music fans moving after 2024 brought a shot of "Espresso." By Gary Trust This year finds artists quenching fans’ thirst for pop hits, literally. On the latest, Sept. 20-dated ...

The group Kep1er is returning as charismatic and competitive bad girl teenagers. Kep1er (Choi Yu-jin, Shao Ting, Kim Chae-hyun, Kim Da-yeon, Hikaru, Huening Bahie, Seo Young-eun) will release their ...

Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) reported better-than-expected results for the second quarter of 2025, with earnings per share (EPS) reaching $1.55, surpassing the forecast of $1.42. This 9.15% ...

Indie rock oddballs Vundabar made fun tunes out of sad circumstances on their March LP Surgery And Pleasure. Today, the Boston band is back with a new outlandish earworm called “Big Bad Bubble Boy.” ...

The Clipse x Adidas Samba “Thorn” isn’t just another sneaker release—it’s a bold cultural statement. With the long-awaited return of Clipse and a premium redesign of the Adidas Samba, this drop brings ...

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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — If you have been to Rio de Janeiro’ beaches, this probably sounds familiar: samba music drifting from a nearby kiosk, caipirinha cocktails sold by hawkers, chairs sprawled across ...