That didn’t take long. Just under two months after Jelly Roll filed for divorce, he and Bunnie XO are now officially single. According to court docs, the two privately finalized their divorce earlier this month. The exact details are confidential, but it’s reported that Jelly and Bunnie are splitting several items, including an aircraft, cars, homes and their intellectual properties. Along with that, the singer is making an undisclosed one-time lump sum payment to his ex-wife, and both are waving off alimony. The two were married for just under ten years.

It seems like we’re talking about some new record Ella Langley has broken or some career achievement she’s accomplished a couple times a week, so here’s another one. “Choosin’ Texas” is the most-streamed song in all of music so far in 2026 in the United States with a staggering 571-million streams across all platforms, and it’s not even close. Second most: Olivia Dean‘s “Man I Need,” which scored just over 340-million streams. Added bonus: Ella’s “Be Her” is the fourth-most streamed song of the year so far, with just over 289-million streams. See the list of the most-streamed songs in the US so far this year below.

• “Choosin’ Texas” – Ella Langley (570.9 million)
• “Man I Need” – Olivia Dean (340.2 million
• “Ordinary” – Alex Warren (322.8 million)
• “Be Her” – Ella Langley (289.1 million)
• “DtMF” – Bad Bunny (284.5 million)
• “Golden” – HUNTR/X (282.8 million)
• “Stateside” – PinkPanthress (with Zara Larsson) (272.4 million)
• “I Just Might” – Bruno Mars (267.3 million)
• “The Fate of Ophelia” – Taylor Swift (255.7 million)
• “So Easy (To Fall In Love)” – Olivia Dean (252.9 million)

Hard to believe, but the World Cup is almost over. The final match is slated for this Sunday at New Jersey Stadium, and prior to the players taking the pitch, the arena will be filled with music. Post Malone will headline the FIFA World Cup 2026 closing ceremony, which starts at 1:30pm ET, 90 minutes before kick-off. Robbie Williams, Laura Pausini, Nicole Scherzinger, and IShowSpeed have all been previously announced as performing or making appearances prior to the tourney’s final match.

Rascal Flatts has just joined a very exclusive group. Their 2006 single “Life Is A Highway” just crossed the billion streams plateau on Spotify, making the song one of only 17 country songs in the Spotify Billions Club. The song was originally a rock and pop hit for Canadian musician Tom Cochrane in 1992; Flatts covered it for the soundtrack for the Pixar film “Cars,” where it became not only a country but a pop hit as well. Over 1,300 songs have reached the one billion mark on Spotify, but oddly, only 17 of these are country. With “Life Is A Highway” the latest to cross that threshold, the song now becomes the oldest country song to do so.

As the dust settles after last month’s epic Florida Georgia Line reunion concert at CMA Fest, the question remains: what next? There have been indications the appearance wasn’t just a one-off, with the duo signing a new management deal, but what does that mean for fans? Possibly very good things. In a discussion with radio station “US99,” Tyler Hubbard was asked what the future holds for the legendary act. “I would say we got some things in the works for next year. We’re excited, BK (Brian Kelley) and I have been hanging out, having a good time, and you know, kind of itching to get back on-stage.” And about that: “So we’ll probably put some shows together next year, and that’s about as much as we’ve planned at this point. But we’re both excited, it’s gonna be a fun year next year.” FGL fans, stay tuned.