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Cooper Alan and his wife Hally, high school sweethearts who were married in September 2023, joyfully welcomed their first child, daughter Coley Frances Cooper, on December 17, sharing the news in an adorable post on Instagram. Alongside a carousel of photos of the new parents and their baby girl, the couple captioned their post, "Coley Frances Cooper ?? Everything we've prayed for, dreamed about, & then some!" The couple had announced their pregnancy in June 2025 with a heartfelt video set to Taylor Swift's "But Daddy I Love Him," captioning the clip, "sweetest news we've ever shared ??????."  The 29-year-old country music star told People after their wedding in 2023, "I've wanted to marry Hally since the 10th grade and now it's official!. I'm so happy to get to spend the rest of my life with my best friend," while Hally described their marriage as "the joy of my life.

Bad Bunny and J Balvin reunited on stage for the first time since 2021 during the final night of the Deb Tirar M s Fotos World Tour stop in Mexico City on Sunday  (December 21), with the duo delivering an emotional reconciliation after their past differences. The Puerto Rican and Colombian music superstars exchanged hugs, apologies, and compliments on stage, before performing a series of hits together, including "La Canci n," "Qu Pretendes," "Si Tu Novio Te Deja Sola," and "I Like It." Benito revealed to the crowd that the duo were "waiting for the perfect moment to share the stage, and I'm glad it happened here in Mexico!" Their fallout began in 2022 amid disputes involving the Latin Grammys, but the surprise reunion, witnessed by 66,000 fans, marked a heartfelt closure of their rift. Bad Bunny's tour, which began in November, drew over 520,000 attendees across eight sold-out shows in Mexico, with worldwide dates planned throughout 2026

Olivia Rodrigo and actor Louis Partridge have broken up after approximately two years together, Page Six reports. Both 22, the couple quietly ended their relationship earlier this month through a mutual decision following a difficult period. Representatives for both declined to comment on the split. Rodrigo was recently spotted at a London holiday party hosted by Lily Allen, appearing emotional while discussing the breakup with friends. The pair first connected in October 2023 during Halloween celebrations in London after being introduced by mutual friends. They made their red carpet debut in August 2024 at the Venice Film Festival for Partridge's film Disclaimer. In a 2024 Variety interview, Partridge said "I can handle that" regarding being called "Mr. Olivia Rodrigo," adding "I'm very happy, and I think she is too, so all is good in our world.

British blues rocker Chris Rea, known for his 1978 soft rock hit, "Fool (If You Think It's Over)," and the beloved holiday classic "Driving Home for Christmas," has died at the age of 74 following a brief illness. His family announced Rea's passing on social media on Monday morning (December 22), writing in a statement, "Chris's music has created the soundtrack to many lives, and his legacy will live on through the songs he leaves behind." Over a 50-year career, Rea released 25 albums, including two U.K. chart-toppers, The Road to Hell (1989) and Auberge (1991), and earned a Grammy nomination for best new artist in 1979. Rea was known for his distinctive slide guitar style, and his 1986 melancholic ballad, "Driving Home for Christmas," remains a perennial seasonal favorite in the U.K., and frequently cracks into their Top 10 singles chart around the holidays. Born in Middlesbrough in 1951, Rea overcame multiple health challenges later in life, including major surgery and a stroke, continuing to record and perform until his final album in 2019, One Fine Day

Barry Manilow announced that he will undergo surgery to remove a "cancerous spot" on his left lung discovered after the 82-year-old singer completed his Christmas concerts, following a prolonged bout of bronchitis. Reassuring fans, Manilow said doctors believe the cancer has not spread, and he will not require chemotherapy or radiation, only a month-long recovery that he jokes will include "just chicken soup and 'I Love Lucy' reruns." As a result of his upcoming procedure, Manilow has rescheduled his January arena concerts and several shows in early 2026, but looks forward to returning for his Valentine's weekend performances in Las Vegas. Manilow ended his message on a positive note by writing: "I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year. And remember, if you have even the slightest symptom...get tested! I'll see you at the Westgate Las Vegas for Valentine's!

During a recent appearance on the Human School Podcast, Tyler Hubbard revealed that he and former Florida Georgia Line partner Brian Kelley are working to rebuild their friendship following the duo's 2022 split after 12 years together. While they have no immediate plans to reunite as FGL, Hubbard expressed a strong desire to reconnect personally, saying he wants to "get my friend back" and spend time together rebuilding their bond through hiking, fishing, and music. Acknowledging they are in different places in life and that their relationship may never be the same, Hubbard remains hopeful for this new phase of friendship, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a meaningful connection beyond their past as bandmates. "I miss the guy I was partners with for 10 years," Hubbard shared. "I miss my old roommate, my best man at my wedding, and if nothing else, we should have a relationship.

Lola Young made her first public appearance in three months at Lily Allen's Christmas party in London on Friday night (December 19), following her onstage collapse in September that led her to cancel multiple tour dates to focus on her mental health. The 24-year-old English pop star shared a heartfelt social media message on Saturday (Dec. 20), where she wrote: "I just wanted to express gratitude to everyone who has given me time and space to gather myself and get my head in a better place. I've felt so much love and support from you all and it has helped more than you will ever know." She concluded her post by adding, "I am hoping to gradually get back to performing and continuing pursuing my dreams. Happy holidays to you all and can't wait to see you in 2026. Life is a journey, nothing is perfect but today I am doing well." Young is nominated for Best New Artist at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards in February. 

Metalapolis Records is proud to announce the signing of rising UK rock band WHITE SKIES. Since the release of their critically acclaimed debut album "Black Tide" in late 2022, the band has quickly made a name for itself across the UK and Europe with powerful live performances and finely crafted melodic rock.
Featuring seasoned musicians from SAMSON, YA YA, DANTE FOX, BLOOD RED SAINTS and RED, WHITE and BLUES, WHITE SKIES combine experience, energy and a slick stage presence. 
WHITE SKIES are ready to take the next major step. Together with Metalapolis Records. Stay tuned for more!
 WHITE SKIES are:Mick White - VocalsRay Callcut - Guitars and vocalsPete Lakin - Keyboards and vocalsRob Naylor - Bass and vocalsDaz Lamberton - Drums and vocal

Country singer-songwriter Hayden Coffman releases his new single, "Fit For A King," out today. Arriving on the heels of his breakout hit "Better Off" earning RIAA Gold certification, Coffman continues to prove he's carving out his own lane as one of country music's most exciting independent voices.  "It felt like the right time for me to lean into a sexier love song - especially since I just got married. When we got into the writing room, we knew we wanted something high-energy, not a ballad, with a chorus that still hit like a banger. The guitars create this spooky, suspenseful build before the chorus comes in like a freight train. I can't wait to play this one live, and I hope people send it to their significant other and turn it into a hell of a date-night song," says Hayden. Written by Coffman alongside Ethan Escue, Jordan Centers, and Evan Mayo, and produced by Grady Saxman, "Fit For A King" blends Coffman's signature country-rock edge with a pop twist. A steamy, slow-burn track that captures the intoxicating moment when attraction turns into undeniable chemistry. With sultry lyrics and confident swagger, Coffman draws listeners into a late-night scene built on intimacy, passion, and treating love like royalty. Fresh off a buzzworthy performance at CMA Fest 2025 in Nashville, Coffman continues to demonstrate his staying power through music rooted in authenticity and connection. His 2024 album, Love And A Heartbreak, showcased his range as both a vocalist and songwriter, spanning rowdy fan-favorites like "Woke Up Drunk (Again)" to stripped-back ballads such as "Fightin' Words." His recent single, "Damn Sure Does," further fueled that upward momentum, balancing sincere vulnerability with undeniable energy. Over the past few years, Coffman has landed on the covers of Spotify's Fresh Finds Country and Next From Nashville playlists, as well as Amazon's Breakthrough Country and TIDAL's Country Rising. In 2023, he emerged as one of the fastest-growing unsigned country artists in the U.S., breaking into the Top 3 on Spotify and Top 5 on YouTube, while earning multiple Top 10 iTunes releases as an independent artist. Since the release of his breakout single "Where's The Whiskey" in November 2022, along with collaborations featuring Chase Matthew and Trey Lewis, Coffman has amassed more than 254 million total streams and 58 million YouTube views to date. Last Friday, Coffman kicked off his Take the Lonely Tour with a sold-out show at Nashville's iconic Nashville Palace, marking yet another milestone in his rapidly ascending career.  With "Fit For A King," Coffman builds on the trajectory of a Gold-certified hit, a growing fanbase, and a sold-out tour launch-delivering a confident, magnetic release that signals an even bigger chapter ahead. 

HARDY teams up with comedian Bert Kreischer to co-host New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash on CBS and Paramount+ December 31st. The five-hour broadcast runs 8-10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. ET/PT from Nashville. "Celebrating New Year's Eve in Music City is always a blast," HARDY said in a statement. "It's great to be back playing NASHVILLE'S BIG BASH and I'm stoked to cohost this year with one of the funniest dudes I know." Kreischer added: "This lineup is insane. To be working with my buddy HARDY ... it feels like I should be paying CBS to do this." Headliners include Jason Aldean, Lainey Wilson, and Bailey Zimmerman performing at Bicentennial Park. Additional acts featured include Dierks Bentley, Brooks & Dunn, Rascal Flatts, Riley Green, Keith Urban, and others across various Nashville venues