Saturday, September 19, 2026
Saturday, September 19, 2026

Diddy’s New Prison Release Date Revealed: Convicted Mogul Could Be Set Free Sooner

The star's projected release is now months earlier than it was last year — and he's fighting an appeal that could move it up even further. Sean "Diddy" Combs performs on November 07, 2023 in London, England. Samir Hussein/Getty Images Trending on Billboard Sean “Diddy” Combs could be home from prison earlier than expected, according to federal inmate records that show his release date has been moved up. Diddy, 56, is now expected to be set free on Feb. 5, 2028, according to records posted by the federal Bureau of Prisons reviewed by Billboard. That’s a few weeks earlier than recent projections, and months earlier than the June 2028 release date posted in November. Related The hip-hop mogul was convicted last year of violating federal prostitution laws over accusations he forced women to engage in sex parties called “freak offs.” Months later, he was sentenced to four years and two months in prison, which he’s been serving at a New Jersey federal corrections facility. Combs was already expected to serve less than the full term, thanks to a year of time served as he sat in jail awaiting his trial and verdict. But the new release date would represent an

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UMusic Hotel Set to Open in London in 2026: Here’s Where It’ll Be Located – Billboard

The deal also encompasses expanded hospitality and entertainment experiences across Denmark Street in Soho. Outernet London Courtesy Outernet London Trending on Billboard UMusic Hospitality & Lifestyle (UMHL) and Outernet London are partnering to expand hospitality and entertainment experiences across Denmark Street, central London, the companies announced Wednesday (Sept. 2). The partnership will see UMHL open UMusic Hotel Denmark Street, the company’s first hotel in the U.K. and its second in Europe, following the opening of UMusic Hotel Madrid in 2022. The hotel is set to open in Q4 of 2026. Related The hotel will sit within Outernet’s entertainment district, which includes live music venues Outernet Live and The Lower Third. UMHL will also develop new food concepts and lounge spaces as part of the broader collaboration and will also take over programming and operations at The Lower Third, a 200-capacity basement venue, working with Universal Music Group across its labels and creative partners. In a statement, Jordi Solé, president of UMHL, said: “Denmark Street holds a special place in music history. For decades, it has been a place where artists found their voice, creativity flourished, and music culture took shape.  “We are incredibly proud to be part of its next

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Muscadine Bloodline Teams With Trenches Records/ Republic Records – Billboard

The duo will release the new song, "Escatawpa Hollow," later this month. Muscadine Bloodline Jay Siske / Courtesy Trenches Records and Republic Records Trending on Billboard Alabama-born duo Muscadine Bloodline‘s Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton are gearing up for a new chapter, both creatively and professionally. The duo has teamed up with Trenches Records / Republic Records for a new strategic partnership. “This is about adding horsepower without changing the engine,” the duo’s Muncaster and Stanton said in a statement. “We’ve always believed that if you take care of the fans, everything else follows. That mindset isn’t changing. We’re just adding a team that can help us reach more people while staying true to everything that’s gotten us here.” Related Marking their first release through the new partnership, Muscadine Bloodline’s new song, “Escatawpa Hollow,” arrives on Sept. 18. The duo first launched in 2015, and in just over a decade have built an avid fanbase through solid songwriting, relentless touring and engaging live shows. Muscadine Bloodline has earned RIAA Platinum certifications for “Porch Swing Angel” and “Me On You,” and a Gold certification for their Lainey Wilson collab “Pieces.” The duo has also toured with Wilson, Post Malone and Turnpike

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Matthew Lillard’s Macabre Spirits Serves Up “Ghost Face Vodka Blood Orange”

Scream star Matthew Lillard’s horror-centric brand, Lillard co-founds Macabre Spirits alongside Justin Ware. It is a partnership with Fun World, the owners and creators of the iconic Ghost Face trademark. Macabre Spirits is transitioning from limited web drops to full national retail distribution, making a nationwide retail rollout the logical next step for the fandom-driven spirits company. Killer New Flavor Proving that the sequel is always bloodier, Ghost Face Vodka Blood Orange offers a sophisticated, craft approach to flavored spirits. The vodka is distilled from 10 percent non-GMO potatoes, resulting in a naturally gluten-free, velvety base. Master distillers infuse the vodka with real, pressed lemons, oranges, grapefruits, and blood oranges, then run it through a custom hybrid still. This meticulous process removes all residual sugar and artificial color. It leaves behind a crystal-clear vodka that explodes with vibrant citrus aroma while maintaining a clean, silky finish. Exclusive Collector’s Set and Store Appearances Macabre Spirits will release the limited-edition Ghost Face Blood Orange Killer Collection box set online on September 29. Massive demand is anticipated after the brand’s inaugural box set, which featured an autographed bottle, custom rocks glasses, and collectible pins. However, it completely sold out in under two hours. So grab

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‘BUDDY’ Slashes Its Way into Theaters with a Massive Opening Weekend – HorrorFuel.com

Move over, traditional movie monsters! There is a new, surprisingly plush terror dominating the indie box office. And it wears a coat of blinding orange fur. BUDDY , the twisted horror film featuring a deceptively cheerful children’s show mascot, has galloped past every reasonable forecast to secure the highest opening weekend of the year for any film playing on under 1,800 screens. From Roadside Attractions and Saban Films, the unhinged feature pulled in a whopping estimated $5.36 million across just 1,258 theaters on its opening night. It has already doubled initial industry projections. This proves that audiences are more than ready to watch their childhood nostalgia get shredded to bits. Record-Breaking Bloodshed for Indie Cinema This neon-hued juggernaut is not just turning heads; it is shattering long-standing distributor records. The film represents Roadside Attractions’ highest opening-weekend performance since before the pandemic and the second-largest opening in the company’s 23-year history. For Saban Films, it marks the single biggest theatrical debut in their 12-year trajectory. BUDDY now proudly stands shoulder to shoulder with recent breakout indie-horror titles like Terrifier and Clown in a Cornfield, confirming that offbeat, lower-budget genre cinema is currently carrying the theatrical experience on its back. Gen Z

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American Academic Freedom Plunges To Near Authoritarian Levels – Cobb Courier

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College There’s a lot of concern about an incident in Cobb County where more than 200 teachers were pulled from their classes to explain why they walked out of an administrator’s speech. Sadly, it’s not an isolated incident. From executive orders to the cancellation of faculty decision-making bodies, to the power nongovernmental organizations have through lobbies of politicians, teachers and professors are being micromanaged in a way that’s closer to authoritarian countries than fellow democracies. Visual Capitalist maps out countries for their levels of academic freedom, or the lack of it in some places. Partnering with V-Dem via Our World in Data, they measure academic freedom by those closer to a “one” have the most academic freedom, while those closer to zero have no academic freedom. America’s score is a 0.40. What does that mean? First of all, that score places the United States in the same company as Thailand and Bhutan. Thailand fell to 33/100 in their overall Freedom House score, rating them as “Not Free,” with a political rights score of 11/40 and a civil liberties score of 22/60. It’s an undemocratic regime. Bhutan is a monarchy, but thankfully

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Calpak Labor Day Sale 2026 — Save up to 50% off Luggage Sets & More – SheKnows

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. I don’t know about you, but I truly hate saying goodbye to summer. The only thing that gets me through this trying time is knowing that with the end of a season comes all the best sales. While Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, it also brings a plethora of deals that help soften the blow of the season’s end. And if there was one sale that should be on your radar this week, it’s Calpak‘s. Just because summer is ending doesn’t mean your travel plans have to. Chances are you may have at least one or two trips left in the year, and you deserve to take them in style with some brand new luggage. Keep on reading to find out everything you need to know about Calpak’s Labor Day Sale 2026.  Related story Here’s How to Watch Every College Football Game This Season in One Place What’s Included In Calpak’s Labor Day Sale 2026?  Pretty much everything! On a base level,  the entire site is 15% off . But that’s just the beginning. After that, you can get 20% off all

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Israeli Strike Kills Three-Year-Old in Gaza as IDF Continues Constant Ceasefire Violations

Gaza's Health Ministry said Israel attacks killed at least four Palestinians over 24 hours An Israeli strike in central Gaza on Sunday killed two Palestinians, including a three-year-old boy, as the IDF continues its constant ceasefire violations despite the announcement of a US-backed deal that would see Hamas give up its weapons. The boy, identified as Tayyem ​Hamdan, was killed alongside a Palestinian man, Hussam Nusair, by an Israeli strike that hit near a bakery in Deir el-Balah, according to Palestinian health officials speaking to Reuters. Uncle of three-year-old Palestinian child Tayyem Hamdan, who was killed in an Israeli strike according to medics at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, carries his body on the day of his funeral in central Gaza Strip, August 30, 2026. REUTERS/Mahmoud Issa Photos show Hamdan’s mother and other relatives mourning him at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah. The IDF claimed without evidence that the strike targeted and killed a Hamas militant, though regardless of who was targeted, each Israeli strike is a violation of the October 2025 ceasefire deal. Israeli attacks were reported in other parts of the Strip, including near the southern city of Khan Younis, where the Palestinian news agency

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