You can tell Halloween is looming: Ghosts and skeletons have invaded front yards and candy is enticingly displayed in markets. Similarly, the industry is salivating over tasty new treats by Coldplay, Jelly, Rod and Charli as artists dominate our latest gathering of trending topics. Take a nibble of HITS List.

This Rainmakers excerpt doubles as a reminder that HITS will publish its first-ever live issue—in which CAA will be well represented—next week.

When AEG Presents boss Jay Marciano receives the Spirit of Life award at City of Hope’s annual gala on 10/22, he’ll be serenaded by his pal Sir Elton John, who joins him in this charming cover shot.

Last year the Recording Academy didn’t nominate any Latin artists in the Big Four categories. Could that change this year? We also speculate about contenders in the Best Latin Pop, Urbana and Mexicana Album categories.

Taylor Swift will memorialize her record-setting two-year trek with The Eras Tour Book and first vinyl and CD releases of THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT: The Anthology. Both are Target exclusives due on Black Friday.

Universal Music Publishing Group has upped David Gray to U.K. managing director, a position he’ll inherit from Mike McCormack, who’s stepping down after eight years in the role.

Chappell Roan is arguably the year’s ultimate breakout story and the subject of deafening Grammy chatter as her album and tracks continue to dominate the landscape. Now, she’s shaking up her management team and making headlines with her statements about fame and politics. 

HITS' first-ever special issue dedicated entirely to the live business will be making a tour stop on your doorstep next week.