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Algunas historias se atrevieron a romper con la tradición de los finales felices, como ‘La Promesa’ con Jana, y terminar con la vida de sus protagonistas de la manera más inesperada.
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ENHYPEN’s eighth mini album, THE SIN : BLISS, tops this week’s new music poll.
In a poll published Friday (Aug. 21) by Billboard, music fans selected the K-pop heavyweights’ second installment in the ongoing THE SIN series as their favorite new release of the week.
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THE SIN : BLISS rose above a number of new releases this week from artists including Sam Smith, Weezer, Stella Lefty and Reba McEntire. At the poll’s closing time on Sunday, ENHYPEN’s new mini album had come out on top with nearly 73% of the vote.
THE SIN : BLISS marks ENHYPEN’s first release since HEESEUNG announced his departure from the group to pursue a solo career. Now a six-member act comprising Jake, Jay, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and Ni-ki, the group recently completed the Latin American and U.S. legs of their BLOOD SAGA trek, their largest world tour to date.
In July, ENHYPEN took part in San Diego Comic-Con 2026, where they introduced global audiences to “DARK MOON,” HYBE’s original story inspired by ENHYPEN’s narrative universe.
Before the release of THE SIN : BLISS, the group had landed nine titles on the Billboard 200, including six top 10 appearances: MANIFESTO : DAY 1 (No. 6 in 2022), DARK BLOOD (No. 4, 2023), ORANGE BLOOD (No. 4, 2023), ROMANCE : UNTOLD (No. 2, 2024), DESIRE : UNLEASH (No. 3, 2025) and THE SIN : VANISH (No. 2, 2026).
Next up, ENHYPEN will take the BLOOD SAGA tour to the United Kingdom and Europe from February through March 2027.
Trailing ENHYPEN in Billboard’s poll this week was the “other” category with nearly 12% of the vote, followed by Sam Smith’s fifth album, Hazel Eyes, with 7%.
Check out the final results of this week’s poll below, and visit Billboard’s Friday Music Guide for more must-hear new releases.
Dr. Dre is sharing his thoughts on AI’s growing role in music.
In an interview with The New York Times alongside his longtime business partner Jimmy Iovine, the legendary rapper and producer called AI a “new tool for creativity” and said he doesn’t see it “as a threat.”
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In the piece, published Sunday (Aug. 23), Dre compared resistance to AI with the skepticism that initially greeted drum machines and synthesizers.
“I had a discussion with a few people a few days ago,” Dre told the Times. “They were against AI and I’m like, ‘OK, you sound like the person that would have been against the drum machine when it came out.’ Or synthesizers, right? It’s a new tool for creativity. Some people are afraid of learning new things.”
Dre also acknowledged that he is using AI in his own music, explaining that he views the technology “as a tool to see what it would do with what I just did.”
“I’m embracing it. I can’t wait to see what’s going to happen with this,” he added.
The N.W.A. alum also pushed back on the idea that AI is inherently a threat to musicians. “I think the only people that see it as a threat are the people who have trouble creating,” the superproducer said.
Iovine expressed a similarly optimistic view of AI’s potential in music. The veteran music executive said there are “a lot of closet AI producers out there,” prompting Dre to reply, “That’s a good way to put it. They’re using it, they just don’t want to admit it.”
“I’m very pro-AI in music creation,” Iovine said. “I don’t see the downside at all. There will be some crappy music. There’s crappy music now. In the studio, when gifted people have AI, they’re going to make better records.”
Dre and Iovine co-founded Beats Electronics and Beats Music before selling Beats to Apple for a reported $3 billion-plus in 2014.
Their comments come as the music industry continues to grapple with the rapid rise of generative AI and questions surrounding creativity, authenticity, copyright and artists’ rights.
Apple Music recently said that its AI Transparency Tags will become visible to listeners later this year as “Made With AI” labels. The platform will require content providers to disclose when AI has been used to create a material portion of content.
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and other music-industry organizations announced a voluntary track-labeling program in July that distinguishes between “AI-Generated” and “AI-Assisted” recordings.
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Summer is rolling into fall and the sun is setting earlier at night, making it a little more dangerous if you’re used to going on an evening run.
Fortunately, we’ve spotted a new pair of headphones on Amazon that let you take your walk or run into the late nights while making sure you stay visible. These HAKII Light 2 headphones feature a light up headband that emits a bright green glow, making sure you’re well-lit, even in dark neighborhoods.
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The wrap around design means the entire back of your head is lit up, lending a halo-style effect to keep you fully in view. It’s more effective than running vests or armbands with reflective patches, which only show up when a light is pointed in their direction. These light-up headphones stay bright the entire time, making sure you’re visible to drivers, cyclists and other pedestrians.
Of course, these are headphones designed for music too, and the HAKII Light 2 features surprisingly powerful sound with big bass, to boost your running playlist. The adjustable headband features a comfortable over-ear design that helps the headphones stay in place even as you’re moving.
The wireless headphones are also rated IPX5 to be sweat and water-resistant — no need to worry if you’re caught in the rain as the music will keep playing. Wipe them down with a towel or cloth to dry.
The HAKII Light 2 portable headphones also use Bluetooth 6.0 technology, one of the latest Bluetooth standards for wireless pairing. What that means: connecting to your phone is super fast and less prone to breaking up.
Of course the light-up headband is why you’ll be buying these headphones, but there’s another safety feature you may not know about: the open-ear design means the earcups rest against your ears rather than covering them up entirely. That allows you to stay aware of your surroundings (say, if a car is approaching or someone is calling out for you) without losing track of your music.
Regularly $59.99, get the HAKII Light 2 headphones on sale for just $46.99 right now on Amazon. A bonus: for a limited time, you can apply an on-site coupon to bring the price down to just $32. We’ve purchased the above model with a neon green light, but you can also pick up a pair of headphones with a glowing orange headband here.
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