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Katy Perry’s Watch It Burn Tops Weekly Fan Vote for Best New Music
Billboard‘s latest fan poll has selected Katy Perry’s Watch It Burn as the favorite new music release of the week. The single received 27...
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WRQX – 600 AM – Youngstown
· Jul 2, 2026
Katy Perry’s 143 Gets a Closer Look as Fans Revisit Its Standout Moments
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· Jun 26, 2026
Katy Perry Torches Past Toxic Relationships in New 'Watch It Burn' Music Video
Katy Perry is done holding back her anger. The singer, 41, released her new song, “Watch It Burn,” on Thursday, June 25, which serves as the sister song to her November 2025 track “Bandaids.” The song explores the replacement of years of restraint, people-pleasing and silence with the truth, using anger as a vehicle for []
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· Jul 2, 2026
The New Jackass Movie Does Something Hollywood Franchises Never Do Anymore: Say Goodbye And End
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· Jul 6, 2026
Live music in Toronto this week: Alex Warren, Madison Beer and more concerts to catch
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· Jul 8, 2026
Katseye charts 1 year on Billboard 200 with 2nd EP
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