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The 2028 project is projected to host more than 200 events a year and generate over $311 million in annual economic impact. Live Nation Entertainment is building its first venue in São Paulo, partnering with Brazilian urban development group Cidade Center Norte on a 21,000-capacity arena slated to open in 2028. Live Nation Trending on Billboard Live Nation Entertainment is building its first venue in São Paulo, partnering with Brazilian urban development group Cidade Center Norte on a 21,000-capacity arena slated to open in 2028. The project will be developed through a Live Nation-led joint venture with Cidade Center Norte, and will sit within the company’s planned urban living district in the city’s North Zone. Related Live Nation says São Paulo Arena will be Brazil’s first purpose-built, world-class arena and the largest indoor live entertainment venue in South America. Construction is expected to begin in the second half of 2026. The economics are substantial. According to projections from Oxford Economics cited by Live Nation, the arena is expected to generate roughly US$159.9 million in direct attendee spending and more than US$311.2 million in total annual economic impact across Brazil by its fifth year of operation, while supporting approximately 1,800 jobs

Sheeran bookends the top 10 of the Billboard Global 200 with cowriter credits. Ed Sheeran at Deadline Spotlight: Anatomy of a Song - "F1" held at The Motoring Club on Jan. 9, 2026, in Los Angeles. Earl Gibson III/Deadline As a performer, Ed Sheeran hasn’t reached the top 10 on Billboard’s global charts in over a year and hasn’t topped the list since 2021. But as a songwriter, he bookends the top 10 of this week’s Billboard Global 200 (dated Aug. 8) with cowriter credits. Related For the fourth consecutive week, Shakira and Burna Boy’s “Dai Dai (FIFA World Cup Official Song 2026)” leads the Global 200, which counts Sheeran as one of five writers, alongside Shakira, Jon Bellion, Ahmed Saghir and Alexander “A.C.” Castillo Vasquez. Plus, KATSEYE debuts at No. 10 with “Animal,” cowritten by Omar Fedi, Johnny McDaid, Blake Slatkin, and Sheeran. “Dai Dai” holds atop the Global 200 despite its first week-to-week dip in worldwide consumption since its May release, down 2% in streams to 56.8 million in the week ending July 30, according to Luminate — the first chart tracking week after the conclusion of the World Cup. “Animal” starts with 29.8 million global streams in

This year's lineup includes The Teskey Brothers, Jon Stevens, John Butler, Boy & Bear, and more. Crowd watch performance at Mundi Mundi Bash 2025 Paul Bramble Trending on Billboard Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash has sold out its 2026 edition, with nearly 15,000 people expected to attend the outback Australian music festival later this month. The three-day camping festival is set for Aug. 20-22 at Belmont Station on the Mundi Mundi Plains, about 35 km north of Broken Hill in New South Wales. Related This year’s lineup includes The Teskey Brothers, Jon Stevens, John Butler, Boy & Bear, Baby Animals, Jessica Mauboy, The Whitlams, Leo Sayer, Tim Finn, Troy Cassar-Daley, Chocolate Starfish, Mi-Sex, Furnace and the Fundamentals, Wendy Matthews, The Radiators, Shane Howard and Fanny Lumsden. The sellout marks a significant result for the regional destination event, which organizers say has reached capacity less than a month out from showtime despite broader cost-of-living pressures and higher travel costs affecting discretionary spending. “It’s exciting to announce that we’re at capacity — with nearly 15,000 people set to rock the Outback this month,” Greg Donovan, festival founder and managing director of the Outback Music Festival Group, said in a statement. “Thousands of

https://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2026/07/unforced-variations-july-2026/#comment-850169 “B: Changes its mind when the science at the bottom changes” Let us make a case study over this claim.. Inamdar, Ramanathan 1998: In summary, lapse rate changes for the annual cycle are not a valid analog for longer timescale climate changes. However, for reasons given below, the discrepancy in lapse rate changes between observations and GCMs do not alter our conclusion on the role of water vapor feedback. The observed annual cycle warming decreases with altitude, the decadal-scale warming remains roughly constant with altitude, while the GCM warming increases with altitude. When atmospheric warming is not so large as the surface warming, the enhanced emission to space is not so large (when compared with the situation when the warming is about the same at all altitudes), which in turn enhances dGa/dTs, i.e., a positive feedback. However, at the same time, in a fixed relative humidity environment, smaller atmospheric warming implies a smaller increase in absolute humidity, which suppresses some of the increase in dGa/dTs from the lapse rate feedback. Because of these two competing effects, the lapse rate has less than 10% influence on dGa/dTs. What happened here is that after publishing a number of papers using the

When I first started writing this blog in 2013, I started on Tumblr. Then about 6 years ago, I decided that Tumblr wasn’t the right platform for a written blog like mine, and so I moved to WordPress (specifically WordPress.com — not a self-hosted setup). About two years ago, I packed up and moved this blog once again, this time to Paragraph . I was trying to shift more of my online activity onchain, and I liked the idea of my posts being permanently stored on a blockchain like Arweave. But it turns out that Paragraph wasn’t the best fit for me. I’m still long crypto and I have it set up to syndicate my posts to the old site , but I found the platform more restrictive than my old WordPress setup, and its recent update also pivots the product to much more of an AI-focused media platform (with more credits to buy), and that’s not how I like to write. I just want to open a blank post editor, write my own words (sometimes post photos), and then hit publish. So, I’ve decided to return this blog to WordPress, but using a self-hosted setup (with Hostinger) and with my

Video and photo evidence of the aftermath of a US strike in Iran’s Qeshm Island suggests that the US dropped a 2,000-pound Mark-84 bomb on a civilian home, The New York Times reported on Sunday. The strike, launched on July 30, killed Qeisar Jafari, who was identified by Iranian media as a taxi driver, and his wife, Zahra, and their two-year-old son, Sina. Two other children from the family survived the strike and were rescued from the rubble. People conduct search and rescue operations at a residential building on Iran’s southern Qeshm Island after it was hit by a US airstrike on July 30, 2026 (PressTV) The strike also displaced a total of 20 households, as the bomb was dropped on a densely populated residential area. The Times report said that its analysis found no indication of a military site near the family’s home and noted that Iranian officials didn’t report military casualties in the attack, and the crater left behind pointed to a Mark-84. “The large crater and structure damage is consistent with a Mark-84 2,000-pound bomb, which can be equipped with JDAM guidance kits,” Trevor Ball, of the Armament Research Services, told the Times. The Times said that

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It’s time to trade in summer sun for fall haunting! Spirit Halloween is officially opening for the 2026 season! Whether you’re planning an epic haunted house or looking for the ultimate costume, your go-to destination for all things creepy is back. This year’s lineup drops major upgrades, featuring industry-first active-response technology, Bluetooth-enabled animatronics, and all-weather outdoor finishes. Must-Have Animatronics for Your 2026 Shopping List Willow Witch ($299.99): The crown jewel of 2026. Featuring active-response conversation tech, this woodland sorceress listens and reacts to your voice in real time. Michael Myers 7-Ft Animatronic ($349.99): Featuring head-scanning motion, a knife-lift action, and the classic 1978 Halloween theme music. Harmonica Hank ($199.99): A backwoods wanderer equipped with Bluetooth audio so you can stream your own soundtrack directly through his harmonica. Trash Bandit ($149.99): A mutated, blacklight-reactive raccoon eager to cause glowing mayhem in your front yard. Top 5 Trending Costumes for 2026 K-Pop Demon Hunters continue to dominate group and solo looks. Blending idol-inspired neon outfits with supernatural accessories, this trend offers high-energy fashion for group costumes. 2. Spider-Man & Marvel Villains With new comic and screen adaptations bringing Peter Parker and Miles Morales back into focus, Spider-Man suits remain a staple. Expect

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson July 31, 2026 The Cambridge Assisted Living and Memory Care facility on South Cobb Drive distributed the following announcement about an open house it is holding on August 15: The Cambridge Assisted Living and Memory Care is opening its doors for an upcoming summer open house event on August 15, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the community’s Smyrna location, 4838 S. Cobb Dr. SE. The event is open to local seniors and caregivers, as well as any of The Cambridge’s professional partners. Guests are invited to walk through the community, step into an apartment, and enjoy a cold drink and summer treat while meeting The Cambridge residents and team members and having any questions answered in a casual, informal setting. To RSVP or learn more about any of this event, please contact Executive Director Perry Njirani-Jacobs at 678-903-0339  or by email at  director@smyrnaseniors.com . The Cambridge  is a warm, welcoming assisted living and memory care community located at 4838 S. Cobb Dr. SE in Smyrna, GA. Dedicated to fostering connection and engagement, the community offers assistance with daily living, specialized memory support, and a full array of services and amenities to cultivate a vibrant and

Here's a look at key trends in the chart's top 10 over the first half of the year, as analyzed by Hit Songs Deconstructed. Drake speaks onstage during his Til Death Do Us Part rap battle on Oct. 30, 2021, in Long Beach, Calif. Amy Sussman/Getty Images What were some of the most notable trends on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart during the first half of the year? Hit Songs Deconstructed, which provides compositional analytics for top 10 Hot 100 hits, has released its midyear 2026 State of the Hot 100 Top 10 report. Here are three takeaways from Hit Songs Deconstructed’s latest in-depth research. Related Pop’s on Top, But Other Genres Are Gaining Pop reigned as the most common primary genre in the Hot 100’s top 10 throughout the first six months of 2026, contributing to 33% of all top 10s. It led with a 42% share for all of 2025, after claiming 29% in 2024. Hip-hop/rap placed second with a 21% take over January-June, up from 19% in 2025, though markedly off its 38% showing in 2024. Its representation by midyear is a result “entirely of Drake material,” per Hit Songs Deconstructed’s report, as nine new top