I.B. on Usher's TD, the Rock Hall's impressive rushing, the Stones' sparkling offense, Scooter's forthcoming plays and more.

John Janick’s IGA and Monte Lipman’s Republic have been slinging deep bombs like Mahomes and Hurts, and the lead in the YTD overall marketshare standings has been changing from week to week as a result. As of week 37, it’s...

Wearing it well during the first week of autumn are Rod, Doja, The Stones, Tate, Moot & Marshall, Hadley and rock ’em sock ’em intramural rivals Republic and IGA—who never let you see them sweat.

Slip into HITS List

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame chief John Sykes is earning major props for his leadership of the institution—especially for his board’s lightning-fast decision to oust co-founder Jann Wenner (himself a former RRHOF head) for his racist, sexist remarks in an interview.

Alamo’s Rod Wave finds himself on the cover of this poor excuse for a trade rag as he scores a solid #1 bow on this week’s HITS Top 50 chart with new set Nostalgia, buoyed by stellar streams.

It's official—Usher is heading to the Super Bowl.

Warner’s Zach Bryan has turbocharged his streaming with the release of new EP Boys of Faith. As of 9/25, the Oklahoma singer-songwriter has eight cuts in the Spotify USA Top 50, four of them from the EP.

Pennsylvania native Karen Glauber, who's working Bleachers’ new “Modern Girl” single, feels geographically connected to bandleader/Jersey boy Jack Antonoff. “I collected tolls on the bridge crossing the Delaware River heading into Pennsylvania,” she writes in her new “Post Toasted” column, “and I’m pretty sure our musical DNA is similar.”