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Maxwell, Sade, Jill Scott, and D’Angelo lead ten unhurried R&B favorites built for devotion, desire, and a quiet Monday night.

Bad Bunny’s seven-Emmy sweep, Rod Wave’s No. 1 debut, “The Paper” Season 2, and Coby Mayo’s two-homer afternoon close Monday’s PowerPage coverage.

The Hyattsville native beat Daniil Medvedev in straight sets and will face Alex Michelsen in an all-American quarterfinal at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Baltimore will open the season with Gwyn at center against Indianapolis, giving the fourth-year lineman the first start of his NFL career.

Mayo homered twice and Trevor Rogers worked into the eighth as Baltimore snapped a six-game skid and moved within three games of Cleveland.

“The Paper” returns September 9 with ten new episodes, a newsroom crusade and a staff whose growing confidence creates fresh complications.

Rod Wave earns his fourth Billboard 200 No. 1 as “Don’t Look Down” opens with 99,000 equivalent album units and more than 95 million streams.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show leads the first night of the Creative Arts Emmys with seven wins, including Outstanding Variety Special (Live).

USHER and Chris Brown bring “The R&B Tour” to Allegiant Stadium for three Las Vegas performances on September 5, 6, and 18.

“Onslaught” sends Adria Arjona’s Army sniper against genetically engineered soldiers in Adam Wingard’s new A24 action-horror release.

JAY-Z’s first solo U.K. headline show in more than a decade turned into a London-scale celebration with Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Giggs and more.

Netflix’s “The Final Problem” trailer strands 13 people in a Mallorca hotel, where an apparent suicide becomes a four-episode murder mystery.

The Bears carry a road win and a defense that finished strong into Saturday night’s first meeting with the Big 12’s Arizona State Sun Devils.

Baltimore has not played a regular-season snap yet, but Hendrickson’s summer work is already showing why the Ravens made their largest outside free-agent commitment.

The Terrapins begin their season Saturday night at SECU Stadium with Malik Washington back and the nation’s longest active nonconference winning streak.

Jeff Bradshaw leads four Baltimore sets September 4–5 with Karen Linette and Tom Browne, plus in-person and streaming access through Keystone Korner.

Netflix’s newly announced “Road to Hillman” tour brings “A Different World” events to Howard, Hampton, Norfolk State, Spelman and Morehouse.

Drake has put a date, time and platform behind “Fear of Missing Out,” but the September 15 YouTube event remains deliberately undefined.

Suno says it withdrew a campaign featuring Mary J. Blige after learning the person who presented as her representative lacked authorization.

Ye’s first Chicago concert since 2021 brought Future, Big Sean, Twista, and 2 Chainz to Soldier Field before a second show tonight.