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When you think of Slayyyter, a very specific image and attitude come to mind: a bratty pop diva who sings about getting “gay off that tequila.” You’re probably imagining her with a set of black shades on even while inside, a chestnut brown fur of some sort, and a standoffish, cool-girl attitude. But as her PR rep guided me into a meeting room in a random Brooklyn office building where she and her team set themselves up for a packed day of interviews, the singer was anything but that. The pop star was disarmingly kind and genuinely excited to talk about her new album, Wor$t Girl in America, which was released today. Sans sunglasses and fur, she seemed to have left the Slayyyter persona at home and arrived for the interview as Catherine Grace Garner — her real name. We met at a random office building in Brooklyn Heights and sat under harsh fluorescent lighting while we talked about her new project. Since releasing her last album Starfucker in 2023, Slayyyter went on a headlining tour of her own in addition to supporting acts like Tove Lo, Fletcher, and Kesha’s joint tour with Scissor Sisters. Even though she was touring

A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for all of north and central Georgia from Saturday morning through Saturday evening, as low humidity and strong winds raise the risk of dangerous fire conditions across the region. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for north and central Georgia for Saturday, March 28, 2026. Bonus for the more weather-curious among you … To read an article about interpreting a weather news report with some of the typical terminology defined,   follow this link . What is in the statement? The statement gives the following details: …FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY MORNING THROUGHSATURDAY EVENING FOR LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND GUSTY WINDS FOR ALLOF NORTH AND CENTRAL GEORGIA… The National Weather Service in Peachtree City has issued a FireWeather Watch for low relative humidity and gusty winds, which isin effect from Saturday morning through Saturday evening. * Affected Area…All of North and Central Georgia. * Timing…8 AM to 11 PM Saturday. * Winds…North becoming northeast at 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Gusts as up to 40 mph along ridgelines and peaks of northwest Georgia. * Relative Humidity…Falling into the teens to low 20s by Saturday

Executive Summary This report scrutinises the results of Tashkent Water Week 2026, during which representatives from Central Asia deliberated on the region’s water resource management challenges. Additionally, it underscores how Russia’s role in Central Asian water resource management equips Moscow with leverage to augment its influence on indigenous administrations, setting this against the backdrop of Western and Chinese competition. Key Takeaways Regional stakeholders met at Tashkent Water Week 2026 to discuss the rapid melting of glaciers, as Tajikistan announced the disappearance of over 1,000 of them. Regional stability is contingent upon the reconciliation of the “energy-agriculture” nexus, balancing the upstream hydroelectric demands of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan against the downstream irrigation needs of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. The Russian Federation is positioning itself as a pivotal mediator and technological provider, utilising Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital water management as geopolitical leverage to maintain regional influence. A capital-intensive investment strategy is being deployed, with Uzbekistan alone mobilising over 29 trillion sum and 1.5 billion USD in foreign investment to modernise failing hydraulic infrastructure. Information Context Evidence from Tashkent Water Week 2026 demonstrates that the regional hydrologic landscape is presently facing intense stress from human actions and climate shifts. The Tajik Minister of

Trending on Billboard Jesse Coren and Andrew Spelman, two of the co-founders of popular digital marketing company Chaotic Good, joined Billboard at South by Southwest (SXSW) on March 14 to talk about how songs go viral in 2026, and how online discourse around artists can be manipulated in their favor by companies like theirs. The conversation, hosted by Kristin Robinson, was released on Wednesday (March 25) as one of two live episodes of On the Record, Billboard’s music business podcast. The other episode, featuring Mark Cuban, can be found here. Related Coren and Spelman first decided to start Chaotic Good in February 2025 after years of working as artist managers through their company Mutual Friends (Chelsea Cutler, Alexander 23, Quinn XCII). “There’s so much pressure on the artist,” Coren says. “How much are they posting? Have they posted today? Why haven’t they posted? As managers, our job is to support the artist. For a while, we were used to throwing our hands up and thinking, ‘Well, if they’re not driving it from their page, what can we do?'” Then, after meeting digital marketing gurus Tim Weber and Adam Tarsia, the four decided to team up to create an agency that would take some of

The new LATAM HQ is located in Santos, São Paulo. From left: Vivienne Mellish, CMO and co-Founder; Alex Wilson, Head of Operations; Samuel Fernandes, CEO of MusicStream; Andy Irvine, CEO and co-Founder; Matthew Rogers, Chief Commercial Officer. Courtesy GYRO.Group. Trending on Billboard BRISBANE, Australia — GYRO.Group now has a physical presence in Latin America. Today, March 26, the Australia-based digital music specialist announces the opening of its first office in Brazil, via its partnership with local operator Music Stream. The new LATAM HQ is located in Santos, São Paulo, and represents the business’ formal entry into the Latin American market, through which its team will serve artists, labels, and music businesses across the region. Related “We’ve been representing incredible artists and labels in Brazil for a number of years now but opening our doors there is a statement of intent,” explains GYRO.Group CEO Andy Irvine, “we are here to build something lasting with the music community, to connect incredible local talent with global opportunities, and to do it with the infrastructure and expertise that artists and labels deserve.” Samuel Fernandes, CEO of MusicStream and Latin American head of operations for DistroDirect, GYRO.Group’s white-label distribution platform, will lead the Santos office.

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"The executors recognize that they are, by definition, the 'grown-ups' here," reads a fiery new filing in the lengthy probate case. Paris Jackson at Vanity Fair's The 2026 Vanities Party - A Night for Young Hollywood held at Bar Marmont on March 11, 2026, in Los Angeles. Gilbert Flores/Variety Trending on Billboard The executors of Michael Jackson’s estate say Paris Jackson doesn’t have any reason to complain about their spending on the long-anticipated biopic Michael, arguing that objections lodged by the late King of Pop’s daughter “betray a complete lack of understanding about how the motion picture industry works.” Paris is fighting over finances with lawyer John Branca and A&R executive John McClain, co-executors who’ve overseen Michael’s fortune since his death in 2009. The estate is still in Los Angeles probate court, where a retired judge has been appointed to referee disputes like this one with the star’s 27-year-old daughter. Related After losing an earlier challenge to the executors’ spending, Paris’ attorneys filed an objection this fall focused on the estate’s 2021 account statements. This objection accused Branca and McClain of aiming to “enrich and aggrandize” themselves and criticized their roles as producers on the upcoming Michael biopic, including Branca’s

The office of the Cobb County District Attorney distributed the following announcement about its “What Justice Means to Me” Art Contest open to K-12 students in Cobb: The pursuit of justice is at the heart of every strong and thriving community. It shapes how we treat one another, how we uphold fairness, and how we respond to wrongdoing. The Office of Cobb District Attorney Sonya F. Allen is proud to present the “What Justice Means to Me” Art Contest—an opportunity for students in kindergarten through 12th grade to explore, express, and reflect on the meaning of justice through creativity. Justice can be seen in many ways: in fairness, accountability, equality, compassion, and truth. Through this contest, participants are encouraged to share their personal perspectives and experiences, using art as a powerful voice to inspire thought and conversation. Each piece submitted represents not only artistic talent, but also a unique vision of what justice looks like in our world today. Deadline for entries is May 1, 2026. We believe that art has the power to educate, unite, and spark meaningful dialogue. By engaging in this creative process, you can help strengthen our shared commitment to justice and the values that support

Newsletter Sed ut perspiciatis unde. Subscribe Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Maria Rasin (née Ponomaryova). We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below. Alright, Maria thanks for taking the time to share your stories and insights with us today. We’d love to hear about when you first realized that you wanted to pursue a creative path professionally. The first time I realized I wanted to pursue a creative path professionally was when I was about 14 years old. This was around 2010 — back when Tumblr was at its peak. I’m not even sure how many people still remember it now, but at the time it was a huge creative space where people shared photography, quotes, and aesthetics. I’ve always loved reading, and at that age I started collecting quotes that really resonated with me. I began posting them on Tumblr, pairing them with beautiful, inspiring images I took. It started as something very simple — just sharing things that moved me. My blog grew incredibly fast, and before long it had over 600,000 followers, which was a massive audience for that platform back then. At first, I was just excited

Some of the best moments in gaming happen when nothing important seems to be happening at all. A strange path curves away from the main road. A ruined tower sits on a distant ridge. A village glows in the dark with no marker above it and no prompt telling you to stop.  That kind of discovery has become rare in an era shaped by icons, task logs, and constant nudges, which is exactly why it still feels so good. There is real pleasure in wandering through a game world with no fixed agenda. You notice sound design, little bits of environmental storytelling, odd enemy placements, and the way a map slowly starts to feel familiar.  Instead of treating exploration like a chore between quests, players get to enjoy uncertainty again. The world feels bigger, and your time inside it feels more personal. Why Unscripted Exploration Still Feels Special A checklist gives structure, but it can also dull surprise. When every cave, collectible, and side activity is marked on the map, exploration starts to feel like route planning. Players stop wondering what lies over the next hill and start thinking about the next task to clear. Games that leave room for