Kanye West and Adidas have had a tumultuous relationship for the past couple years now, a relationship that officially dissolved in October 2024 when the two parties reached an out-of-court settlement. In a conference call at the time, Adidas CEO Bjørn Gulden said, “There isn’t any more open issues. No one owes anybody anything anymore. So whatever was is history.”
Despite that, Ye is upset.
In a lengthy post shared on Instagram last night (January 7), West accused Adidas of attempting to bury his Yeezy brand in online search results, writing, “When you google Yeezy.com the adidas site comes before the Yeezy site Members at adidas Stop doing this Stop doing your moves to hold me back Our partnership is done You’re a 60 billion dollar company that froze my accounts Now I’m back on my feet (no pun intended) and I’m not going to stand for this (no pun again).”
He also called out designer Jerry Lorenzo, who recently signed a deal with Adidas, writing, “side note yall know Jerry was corny and disloyal for doing work with adidas after the way they handled things I still showed up to his show that was a copy of my Hollywood bowl show being the so called bigger man but I’m never doing that again for no one It’s Yeezy over everything.”
Find the full text from West’s post below.
“When you google Yeezy.com the adidas site comes before the Yeezy site Members at adidas Stop doing this Stop doing your moves to hold me back Our partnership is done You’re a 60 billion dollar company that froze my accounts Now I’m back on my feet (no pun intended) and I’m not going to stand for this (no pun again) I did phenomenal work for you guys and because I stood up for myself yall tried to intimidate and oppress me everyone remembers I had major issues with adidas because of design theft and oppression before ‘the tweet’ side note yall know Jerry was corny and disloyal for doing work with adidas after the way they handled things I still showed up to his show that was a copy of my Hollywood bowl show being the so called bigger man but I’m never doing that again for no one It’s Yeezy over everything Everyone that ever took a picture next to me that had their own clothing lines and agendas everyone knows they was acting like they were my friends to promote they weak ass fake Yeezy lines They never wanted to truly work for the king They wanted to use the king Get paid more than they would get paid anywhere else be yes man and be happy for any time I didn’t accomplish what ‘we’ were working towards Now they banished NO MORE HUGS Yeezy over everything I’m not here as a platform for anyone else I am here to dominate as I always have The Yeezy $20 dollar price is burning the game to the ground leaving only Yeezy left Everyone knows the costs in luxury fashion are way marked up I should have never even wore those Prada glasses The Yeezy.com site made 100 million dollars last year and that was with it only being up for 6 months I took the site down for 6th months to get control over my Shopify accounts People wanted to make me believe that I couldn’t do this on my own We sold over a million pairs of pods and I’ve been working on ten other styles for the past 2 years It’s Yeezy for the people Everything else was in the way If there are grammatical errors as always rewrite in the comments and I will update Thank you.”
It was reported last month that Lily Allen and David Harbour broke up after five years together. Now, more details are coming out about the split.
The relationship ended after the singer allegedly discovered the Stranger Things star’s profile on celebrity dating app Raya. According to The Daily Mail, “Lily rejoined the dating app where she first met David, and pretended to be ‘looking for women.’ She soon discovered that David had already set up a dating profile and was listed on the app as being active for at least a month.”
A source told the British publication, “Lily was looking for women that were on Raya and cross-referencing them with women David follows on Instagram to try to figure out who he was seeing… Lily only rejoined Raya to try to figure out whether he was seeing someone. Lily has never even looked at anyone since she met David. She is devastated. He broke up with Lily a month ago. He was meant to be on holiday with her in Kenya over Christmas.”
Allen previously got candid about Harbour’s requests in the bedroom. “I wonder if I kink-shame my husband because he often asks for things,” she said on the Miss Me? podcast in June 2024, “and I’m like, ‘No, babe, it’s not happening.’ I’m not like, ‘You piece of sh*t, how dare you ask me to do that!’ I’m just like, ‘Hmm, headache. Little headache, got a bit of a headache… maybe not tonight.’”
Allen was mostly joking, as she also said, “I’m quite into normalizing everything that people are ashamed about in themselves. I was talking to David about this last night. During the breakdown of my last marriage, I was very, very promiscuous and experimental and I engaged in, well, I had sex with female prostitutes. Sex workers, sorry.”
Sabrina Carpenter is riding some huge momentum going into 2025, as she emerged as one of the world’s biggest breakout pop stars in 2024. “Espresso” was the year’s most-streamed song on Spotify (until it wasn’t), Short N’ Sweet was a No. 1 album, and her tour in support of the project was also a hit.
As for how Carpenter has processed all of this, she doesn’t really seem to have quite yet.
“I don’t think I have fully reflected yet, as I’m also trying to be present in the moment. But I’m just happy to see my songs connect with so many people from all walks of life. That’s why I love to write songs.”
In terms of how she got to this point, she also said, “I’ve always been true to myself and believed in my work since I was young. I’ve realized that it’s always been about the small baby steps that you take over time to get you to this point.”
Meanwhile, the 2025 Grammy Awards are coming up on February 2, and Carpenter is in the running for a handful of awards, including the four majors: Album Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Record Of The Year, and Best New Artist.
Electronic duo Odesza have become known for their jaw-dropping live shows. While the “Across The Room” musicians are a music festival fixture, this coming summer they have more intimate plans.
Yesterday (January 7) on Instagram, Odesza announced their residency with luxury hotel and casino, Wynn Las Vegas. Beginning in May, fans can catch DJ sets from Odesza at multiple Wynn affiliated nightclubs (including Encore Beach Club and XS Nightclub).
Due to where the performances will take place, supporters should know that you must be at least 21 years of age to snag a ticket to any of Odesza’s five residency dates. For those who aren’t able to jam out, Odesza ensured they won’t be left off by teasing new music plans. “2025, back in the studio,” they wrote. “We’ve been finding a ton of new inspiration while we’ve been working on new music. We want to share some of it with you all—so we’re gonna do some DJ sets this year at Wynn Las Vegas.”
Tickets for Odesza’s 2025 Wynn residency is on sale now. Find more information here. Continue below to view Odesza’s full residency schedule and official poster.
Odesza’s 2025 Las Vegas Residency Dates: Odesza Wynn DJ Set
05/15/2025 — Las Vegas, NV @ XS Nightclub
05/24/2025 — Las Vegas, NV @ Encore Beach Club
07/04/2025 — Las Vegas, NV @ XS Nightclub
08/29/2025 — Las Vegas, NV @ XS Nightclub
09/13/2025 — Las Vegas, NV @ Encore Beach Club
One thing that the Atlanta Hawks probably want to avoid as they try to make it above the Play-In line in the Eastern Conference is a loss to the Utah Jazz, which are trying to take things to build on this year as they also shoot for ping pong balls in the upcoming NBA Draft Lottery. While it looked like that had a chance to happen on Tuesday night, Trae Young had other ideas.
The two teams played a tense game in Utah, one that came down to the final moments. With four seconds remaining and the Hawks up by three, Collin Sexton pulled up from way behind the three-point line and buried a triple to tie things up. The Hawks, unsurprisingly, put the ball in the hands of Young, who did this:
Young has produced plenty of moments of magic during his time in Atlanta, but this is right up there with any impressive shot that he’s knocked down in his career. Thanks to this, the Hawks were able to pick up a 121-118 win, with Young’s 24 points and 20 assists leading the way. While he only went 3-for-10 from behind the three-point line on the evening, well, he knocked down the most important one he took, so we assume that he and everyone else in Atlanta are pretty content right now.
For Lucy Dacus, that included a few intimate solo tour dates. Today (January 7), the “Night Shift” singer revealed that fans should expect new music.
Over on Dacus’ official TikTok page, she teased her forthcoming single, “Best Guess.” While she was sure to treat supporters to a taste of what’s to come, her snippet served two purposes. To support the audio clip, Dacus used the visual component (viewable here) to announce an open call for its promotional video.
The note displayed on the screen outlined what Dacus envisions for the video, writing: “Attention, I am seeking some people to be in the music for this song. If you are smooth or suave or can pretend to be. Maybe you’re a hot masc. Maybe you are simply willing and able and not afraid to be on camera.”
Dacus then went out to provide followers with instructions on how they can throw their hats in the ring. “Use this sound with a video of yourself looking cool,” she wrote. “My team will reach out from this account by next week with more info.”
To close it out, Dacus stressed the time sensitive nature of the outcry. But, she shouldn’t have any issues as fans began to flood the comment section expressing their interest to be involved.
In December, Fat Joe released his eleventh studio album, The World Changed On Me. Although the project marked the end of his full length hiatus, Fat Joe has seemingly moved on to greener pastures (his Fat Joe Talks TV Series).
The “All The Way Up” rapper has all but explicated stated that he wants to hang up his microphone. However, during a recent interview with Billboard, Fat Joe revealed that if he does come out of retirement, fans should thank Killer Mike and his historic Grammy wins.
“He’s the guy who inspired [me],” he said. “I retired. I was gone. I had an infamous phone call with Eminem, where he was trying to talk me into not retiring. ‘Joe, we need you. You’re one of us.’ I was super done, but I got back outside because of Killer Mike. The man won that Grammy.”
But with Killer Mike’s recent sweep in the rap categories, Fat Joe’s hope seems to have been restored. “When I seen [Killer Mike win], I called [Dr.] Dre, I was like, ‘Yo. It’s possible. Let’s get back in the kitchen and cook.’ So, he inspired me to come out of retirement,” he said.
The Beniffer romantic reunion is officially over–according to reports. Back in July 2022, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck finally made their way down the aisle, tying the knot in a surprise ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada. Unfortunately, just over two years later, the “Cant’ Get Enough” singer had filed for divorce.
Now, according to People, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have settled their divorce.
While the details of the settlement have not been released, the outlet spoke with a source close to Lopez about what’s next for her. The insider claims Lopez is focused on kicking off her “fresh start.”
“The fairy tale she was promised turned out to be a nightmare in the end,” said the person. “She’s in a really good place and just wants to close the door on this crazy chapter.”
Neither Lopez nor Affleck have issued a statement following their separation. But while promoting her latest film, Unstoppable, Lopez implied that she had no regrets about walking away from the union.
“You kind of go, ‘That’s who I was at that time,’” she said. “There were things that I needed-There was a part of my soul that needed to grow. And it grew and in its perfect timing with in its perfect way when I was ready. That’s part of the journey I think of life and of healing those parts of ourselves that we don’t understand sometimes.”
Beyoncé is arguably one of the most imitated global music stars. So, once a year, the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer likes to step into the shoes of another celebrity for a night–Halloween.
But the actor’s tribute featured a whopping three looks in total (a Baywatch bathing suit, as well as Anderson’s 1995 Cannes Film Festival and 1999 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet looks)–plus a civic engagement video. During 92Y’s screening of The Last Showgirl, Pamela Anderson shared her thought on the kind tribute (spoiler she loved it).
“I had no idea,” she told moderator Josh Horowitz. “A friend sent me this picture of the fuzzy pink hat and I thought, ‘Oh, another Halloween costume.’ Then, they said, ‘No, it’s a video. I saw [the video] and said, ‘Wow.’ Plus, the [go] vote [messaging], I thought that was cool–it’s fun.”
Although Anderson admits to having evolved from that moment in her life, she is still flattered by the gesture. “I feel far removed from it,” she said. “I don’t take offense to it, it is always a compliment. But it is funny that back in the day, those looks weren’t celebrated outfits. I was crazy.”
Watch the full discussion with Pamela Anderson above.
Winter and spring are officially the new seasons for unforgettable music and outdoor festivals, proving the party never has to stop. While summer gets all the hype, the colder months are quickly becoming a haven for epic gatherings, from beachside ragers to jungle hideaways. Whether you’re vibing to house, techno, or live performances, these months are packed with world-class parties you won’t want to miss.
From the lush, tropical beats at Ocaso Festival in Costa Rica and the Caribbean vibes of SXM Festival in Saint Martin, to the sun-soaked Coachella in California and the high-energy atmosphere of Ultra Music Festival in Miami, winter and spring 2025 are shaping up to be legendary. These festivals are your perfect excuse to escape the winter blues.
Whether you’re grooving under the tropical sun, dancing in the desert, or living it up by the beach, this season’s festivals are all about creating unforgettable memories. So pack your bags, grab your friends, and get ready for the wildest parties of the year. Let’s dive into the hottest events of winter and spring 2025 that will keep you moving and grooving across the globe, one dancefloor at a time.
BPM Festival Costa Rica – Playa Avellana, Costa Rica
Wednesday, January 8th-Sunday, January 12th
CHRIS LAVADO
BPM Festival Costa Rica will host a transformative edition in its new jungle paradise, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Playa Avellana. Taking place January 8th-12th, the festival will welcome over 90 artists to deliver 120 hours of music for daytime beach parties and nightlife jungle soirees.
With enhanced production and a commitment to its roots, BPM Festival continues to push boundaries, offering unparalleled experiences for die-hard fans and newcomers alike in its quest to redefine the global electronic music landscape. Headliners for Costa Rica’s edition include Adriatique, ARTBAT, Apache, Camelphat, Francis Mercier, Hugel, Jan Blomqvist, Parallell, Sinego, and more.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Day Zero Tulum – Tulum, Mexico
Saturday, January 11th
ALIVE COVERAGE
In 2012, on the dawn of a new era commemorated by the end of the Mayan calendar, a tradition was born in the jungles of Tulum. Tribes of party people from all corners of the earth set out to gather bringing with them their own unique perspectives, all seeking an opportunity to reflect on the year past and renew a shared energy born from the collision of ancient and modern, creative and hedonistic. The result was Day Zero, a party for the ages bred from the mind and team of Damian Lazarus. The party returns once again on January 11 with one its most astounding lineups to date.
A true testament to the curatorial genius of its founder, Day Zero is soundtracked from sunset to sunrise by trailblazing tastemakers, forward-thinking selectors, and live acts found on the outer fringes and biggest stages of electronic music. The lineup features the likes of Fatboy Slim, Major League DJz, DJ Harvey, Patrick Mason, Lee Burridge, Dubfire, Victor Calderone, Carlita, Adam Ten, as well as host Damian Lazarus.
Day Zero is also working closely with the local community and Mayan spiritual leaders. Initiatives include turning plastic waste from production into fuel to power the festival in partnership with Mexican company Petgas, a partnership with UNESCO endorsed project SOS MARES to restore and clean coral reef barriers in Mexico and Colombia, funding a local children’s music school, organizing beach cleanups, and collaborating with local organizations to donate trees and reforest areas of Tulum.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Igloofest Montréal – Old Port, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Thursday, January 16th – Saturday, March 8th
IGLOOFEST
The chill is setting in, and the world’s iciest festival is back for its 17th edition to turn up the heat. The festival will shake Montreal from January 16th to February 8th, then bring the heat to Gatineau from February 13th to 15th, before ending with a bang in Quebec City on March 6th to 8th.
Four Tet, Michael Bibi, Claptone, Apashe, Zeds Dead, Tape B, Skepta (Más Tiempo), Bon Entendeur, Steve Angello, Adriatique, and more will headline its stages for a winter and spring full of weekend parties. Attendees can expect winter decor blending into steel structures, striking architectural scenography, a playful Igloovillage and an improbable snowsuit contest, and more.
For tickets and additional information, click here.
Brunch Electronik – Los Angeles, CA
Saturday, January 18th
BRUNCH ELECTRONIK LOS ANGELES
Barcelona’s beloved Brunch Electronik will host its second U.S. edition, taking place in Los Angeles on January 18th at Exposition Park. In partnership with premier underground event collectives, Minimal Effort and SBCLTR, Brunch Electronik’s Los Angeles lineup features some of today’s brightest house and techno stars to soundtrack the daytime, open-air experience.
The lineup features a live set from German techno and trance titan Stephan Bodzin, pioneering SCI + TEC label boss Dubfire, French party starter Apache, and eclectic LA-based DJ and producer Julia Sandstorm. The second LA edition will also feature Brunch’s signature food & beverage truck selection, an expansive vendor village, art installations, and more.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
X Games Aspen – Aspen, CO
Thursday, January 23rd-Saturday, January 25th
X GAMES ASPEN
Since its inception in 1995, X Games became the leading action sports competition and lifestyle brand, spotlighting the world’s best action sports athletes and global artists against the backdrop of each individual host city. This year, X Games is returning to Buttermilk Resort in Aspen, CO to deliver world-class ski and snowboard competitions and global DJ performances.
From Thursday to Saturday, attendees can watch several women’s and men’s snow competitions, including knuckle huck, snowboard big air, snowboard slopestyle, ski superpipe, and more. At night, Belly Up Aspen will turn into a wintery rave to host the X Games Music Week, featuring sets by Daily Bread, ILLENIUM, deadmau5, and Big Gigantic.
All tickets will include entry to SuperPipe, Street Style, Slopestyle, Big Air and Knuckle Huck competitions as well as nightly musical appearances
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Ocaso Festival – Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica
Friday, January 31st-Saturday, February 1st
BENDITO DESCONTROL
Ocaso Festival, the boutique underground music event that has become a cornerstone of Costa Rica’s vibrant music scene, is set to return with an exciting new chapter in 2025.
Taking place on January 31st to February 1st at its new location sitting right next to one of Costa Rica’s premier surf beaches, Playa Hermosa, Ocaso Festival offers an unforgettable experience that blends expertly-curated house and techno programming with the stunning natural beauty of the Pacific coast.
The festival’s eighth edition will feature performances from Chris Lake, The Martinez Brothers, Vintage Culture, Kasablanca, Riordan, Maz, Layla Benitez, and more.
The festival also boasts a plethora of experiential excursions that offer attendees the chance to explore and connect with Costa Rica’s natural beauty. During the festival weekend, attendees can explore Jaco and purchase activity packages such as ATV rides, catamaran cruises, and crocodile tours ensure an immersive weekend adventure. In the days after the festival, patrons can participate in curated group tours with fellow Ocaso attendees to some of the country’s most idyllic locations, from the Arenal Volcano in La Fortuna and hot springs to the natural wonders of Manuel Antonio and Corcovado National Park.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Tool Live in the Sand – Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Friday, March 7th-Saturday, March 9th
TOOL LIVE IN THE SAND
Festication and Tool will host its first-ever “Tool Live in the Sand,” a destination festival taking place at the all-inclusive luxury, five-star resort, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino & Royalton Resort, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. “Tool Live in the Sand” will bring Tool diehards together from around the world for an island escape for three days on March 7th-9th.
This once-in-a-lifetime event will also feature two Tool sets and performances joined by some of the most iconic and influential rock bands in the world, including Primus, Mastodon, Eagles of Death Metal, and Coheed and Cambria. Also on the lineup, King’s X, Fishbone, Wheel, CKY, Moonwalker and joining them as special guests are longtime Tool visual collaborators Alex Grey and Allyson Grey.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
SXM Festival – Saint Martin, The Caribbean
Wednesday, March 12th-Sunday, March 16th
JAMES BRIDLE
SXM Festival is famous for transforming the gorgeous Caribbean island of Saint Martin into North America’s most famous party island for five days each year. From March 12th-16th, the carefully-curated mix of music, art, culture and tropical escape returns with a magical 8th edition. For five days, attendees can expect to be immersed in a paradise with endless cultural explorations, once in a lifetime island experiences, and parties all with a focus on inclusivity and environmental conservation.
The 2025 edition will introduce three stunning new locations with signature hand-crafted decor and artsy design: Mimosa, chic rooftop spot in Mah with delicious cocktails in the heart of Maho; Orient Bay, JOA is a sophisticated beach bar with laid-back daytime vibes from 12-7pm where attendees can soak up the sun and enjoy the beachfront charm; and Balaou is a floating bar just off the shore of Grand Case that will host a unique charity event and raise funds for La Réserve Naturelle de Saint Martin to protect marine life and underscore the festival’s commitment to environmental conservation.
Headliners for this year’s edition include Azzecca, Camelphat, Francis Mercier, Layla Benitez, Nico De Andrea, Nicole Moudaber, Sam Divine, Themba, Tinlicker, and more.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Ultra Music Festival – Miami, FL
Friday, March 28th-Sunday, March 30th
ALIVE COVERAGE
Is there a festival as iconic as Ultra? Spanning six continents with multiple editions throughout the year, none are quite as perfected as the original in Miami. Returning for its 25th anniversary celebration on March 28th to March 30th at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami, Ultra will make the world remember its reputation as being the premier electronic music festival.
The milestone event will present history-making performances including the world-exclusive Anyma B2B Solomun, Carl Cox’s Evolution’ live show global debut, the first-ever deadmau5 b2b Pendulum DJ set, the Miami debut of Dom Dolla and John Summit’s Everything Always superduo, the world debut NGHTMRE b2b Sullivan King set, and the U.S. debut of Chase & Status’ new live show. Additional heavyweight performances include Above & Beyond, Afrojack, Armin van Buuren, LSZEE, Hardwell, Subtronics, Zeds Dead, Gryffin, Knife Party, Steve Aoki, Infected Mushroom, Odd Mob, and many more.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Tecate Pa’l Norte – Parque Fundidora, Monterrey, Nuevo León
Friday, April 4th-Sunday, April 6th
TECATE PA’L NORTE
One of Latin America’s greatest festivals Tecate Pa’l Norte returns to Monterrey, Nuevo León in April, hosting more than 180 acts across nine stages over three days. Set in Parque Fundidora, the festival’s lineup celebrates a blend of genres—from rock and indie to reggaeton and electronic—showcasing both international stars and local talent. Headliners for the 13th physical edition include Olivia Rodrigo, Green Day, Justin Timberlake, Massive Attack, Charli XCX, Benson Boone, Gesaffelstein, The Chainsmokers, Claptone, Nervo, and more.
Attendees can expect a cultural hub with not only music but also regional food vendors, interactive installations, and activities, embodying the spirited traditions of Mexico’s north.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
Coachella Music & Arts Festival – Indio, CA
Friday, April 11th-Sunday, April 13th // Friday, April 18th-Sunday, April 20th
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The three main headliners of Coachella 2025 will be Lady Gaga, who closes on Fridays, April 11 and 18; Green Day, who’ll wrap up on Saturdays, April 12 and 19; and Post Malone, who’ll shut down the whole thing on Sundays, April 12 and 20. Meanwhile, Travis Scott, who was previously billed to headline twice but missed out both times — his 2020 headlining set was canceled along with the rest of the festival due to COVID-19, while his 2022 set was nixed in the wake of the Astroworld disaster — is billed as a special guest. This comes after it was reported that both Kendrick Lamar and Rihanna turned down offers to play the 2025 fest.
Other big-font performers for the festival include Missy Elliott, Charli XCX, Megan Thee Stallion, Lisa, Anitta, and Jennie, while recent breakouts like GloRilla, Thee Sacred Souls, Shaboozey, Rema, and d4vd join longtime festival fixtures like Japanese Breakfast, Ty Dolla Sign, Jimmy Eat World, and T-Pain for another eclectic, forward-looking lineup of hitmakers both old and new.
Passes are sold out, but there is a waitlist on the Coachella website.
Ubbi Dubbi – Fort Worth, TX
Saturday, April 26th-Sunday, April 27th
UBBI DUBBI
The celebrated electronic music powerhouse Disco Presents will host its sixth edition of Ubbi Dubbi Festival, returning to Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, Texas on April 26th and 27th. Back for another unforgettable year, Ubbi Dubbi promises a galactic celebration that has grown into an essential destination for fans across the globe, marking the start of the summer festival season in style.
This year’s festival features three stages, each bringing a unique flavor to the weekend. Fans can look forward to headline performances from Subtronics, Fisher, Daily Bread, INZO, Whipped Cream, Adventure Club, Boogie T B2B Dirt Monkey, Dombresky B2B Patrick Topping, and more.
Tickets and additional information can be found here.
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