Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw festival is making its return.

He announced the news Monday in a social media post. Alongside a flyer featuring details like the location — Dodger Stadium — and the festival’s website, he revealed that the 2026 edition will take place Nov. 14-15. 

An advance sale, which has sold out in previous years, is scheduled for Thursday at 11 a.m. PT. Payment plan options will also be available this year. Fans can register for presale access at campfloggnaw.com ahead of the sale. The lineup for the show has not been announced.

Last year, Tyler headlined the festival alongside performers including A$AP Rocky, GloRilla, 2 Chainz, Childish Gambino, Doechii and Kali Uchis.

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Drake’s Iceman spends its third week on the Billboard 200, earning 71,000 equivalent album units in the United States during the week ending June 4, according to Luminate.

Adding to the accomplishment, Drake now has five albums that have spent at least three weeks at #1, following 2021’s Certified Lover Boy, which saw a five-week run at #1. Views remains Drake’s longest-running #1, as it spent 13 weeks in the top spot in 2016.

With 170,000 of the album units coming from streaming, Iceman also spends a third week at #1 on the Top Streaming Album’s list.

Elsewhere on the Billboard 200 are Michael Jackson’s Thriller at #6, his greatest hits collection at #7 and Drake’s Habibti at #10.

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Fans who missed Megan Thee Stallion’s run as Zidler in Moulin Rouge! The Musical got a glimpse of that performance during the Tonys Sunday night.

Dressed in her costume from the musical, she joined Pink for a performance of “Lady Marmalade,” which was reworked to celebrate Broadway performers. She later returned to the stage to present the award for best featured actress in a musical to Shoshana Bean for her role in The Lost Boys.

Meg played Zidler at Al Hirschfeld Theatre in New York City from March 24 to May 1. Although she was originally scheduled to perform through through May 17, her engagement ended earlier than planned. She was the first female-identifying performer to play Zidler, the nightclub impresario.

Meg’s appearance at the Tony Awards was historic: She became the first female rapper to perform at the award show, according to the Houston Chronicle.

Later in the evening, Queen Latifah introduced a tribute celebrating the 30th anniversary of the musical Chicago.

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Ryan Coogler, The Weeknd and Beyoncé have made the inaugural Iconoclast 50 list from Forbes.

According to the publication, they are among the honorees, aka “the VIP of the Forbes Universe” — “leaders in finance, business, technology, media, entertainment and philanthropy that are changing the game in real time, disrupting their industries and challenging the status quo.”

Forbes only considered those who had previously appeared on one of its lists and ensured they had made a significant impact or disrupted their respective fields within the past two years before selecting the top 50.

Coogler, who previously made the Forbes 30 Under 30 All Star Alumni list and the 30 Under 30 Hollywood & Entertainment list, was recognized as “one of Hollywood’s most influential filmmakers.” He’s directed movies that have grossed more than $2 billion worldwide, including Sinners, which won the 2026 Oscar for best original screenplay.

The Weeknd, who topped Forbes‘ Highest-Paid Musicians list in 2025 and appeared on the Celebrity 100 list in 2019, earned an estimated $298 million over the past year. His earnings increased after he sold his music catalog to Lyric Capital in a reported $1 billion deal. He also holds the record for the highest grossing tour by a male artist with his ongoing After Hours Til Dawn Tour.

Beyoncé, who just made Forbes‘ America’s Richest Self-Made Women list, is one of 10 women on the list. Among her accomplishments are becoming the fifth musician to reach billionaire status, winning album of the year at the 2025 Grammy Awards and making history as the first Black woman to win for best country album for Cowboy Carter. The supporting tour also became the highest grossing tour of 2025.

The full list is on Forbes.com.

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June marks Black Music Month, and NPR is celebrating it with a lineup showcasing Black talent across various genres.

Set to perform on the platform’s Tiny Desk are Floetry, GENA, Ayra Starr, Joe, The Paradox, Shaboozey, Fred Hammond, Eve, 8Ball & MJG and Bow Wow, who made the announcement on Instagram.

The video begins much like the original theme for the music video countdown show 106 & Park, but with the words “Black Music Tiny Desk Month.”

“Aye, yo, what up? It’s Bow Weezy, Mr. 106 & Park. Ya’ll see where I’m at? I ain’t just taking over 106 & Park, we taking over Tiny Desk, and I’m live in the office right now,” Bow says. “Coming to y’all with something special. All through June, NPR is celebrating Black Music Month and honoring BET’s impact on the culture. And of course the lineup here is crazy. Ten dope performances.”

Bow Wow will host and close out the event, giving fans a glimpse of what to expect from his performance. “We gon stand on some desks, we gone break a couple rules,” he says. “The glass might shatter when we put on ‘Fresh Azizmiz’, but look, I’m gon’ pay for it, it’s nothing.”

“Tiny Desk I can’t wait,” he says, before he contemplates, “Am I Mr. Tiny Desk too now? Should I change my name now? I don’t know. I like this.”

Floetry kicks off the series with a performance featuring songs “Big Ben,” “SupaStar,” “Butterflies,” “Say Yes,” “Getting Late” and “Floetic.” It is available to watch on YouTube.

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