Billy Idol

Shakira's Star Power Off-Limits: No Presidential Backing in Colombia!

In a spirited defense against political misappropriation, Shakira quashes rumors of her allegiance to any Colombian presidential candidate.

The singer asserts, “I do not support any candidate, nor have I authorized the use of my image in any campaign," firmly distancing her stardom from the political fray.

Her statement resounds like the beat of a defiant drum, ensuring fans know her celebrity is not for partisan plunder.

Shakira and Burna Boy Kick Off FIFA 2026 with Messi, Mbappé, and "Dai Dai"

Shakira and Burna Boy unveil their latest anthem, "Dai Dai," for the FIFA 2026 World Cup, featuring cameos from soccer icons like Messi and Mbappé.

The music video, shot in Miami by Hannah Lux Davis, showcases vibrant scenes with Shakira dancing across diverse and striking landscapes, from the Angel of Independence to desert vistas.

As Burna Boy joins, the visual celebrates soccer legends and participating nations. Highlighting Shakira's past FIFA success with "Waka Waka," the clip primes audiences for the tournament's opening on June 11 in Mexico City.

Shakira and Burna Boy Dance into World Cup 2026 with Lively Anthem "Dai Dai"

The Queen of World Cup Music returns as Shakira teams up with Burna Boy for “Dai Dai,” the official anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The song masterfully fuses Afrobeats, dance-pop, world beats, and reggaetón into a lively tune.

Lyrically, it captures soccer’s essence, motivating athletes and fans with lines about resilience and strength. The duo salutes soccer legends like Maradona and Messi and names participating countries such as Brazil, Argentina, and the United States.

This is Shakira's second official World Cup song after 2010's “Waka Waka.”

Shakira Serenades Copacabana, Redefines Resilience on Record-Breaking Tour

Shakira, poised to make history in Brazil, takes center stage at the legendary Copacabana Beach for a monumental concert. She reflects on rebuilding her life post-separation, transforming pain into empowering artistry.

Her tour, "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," showcases resilience, spurred by the everyday struggles of single motherhood. She connects with the shared narratives of resilient Latinas worldwide, emphasizing their evolution beyond outdated stereotypes.

The tour culminates in Spain, smashing records as the highest-grossing Hispanic artist tour ever recorded.

Billy Idol swaps snarls for strings on mortality-tinged ballad “Dying to Live”

Accompanied by a somber string quartet, Billy Idol trades his trademark snarl for restraint on “Dying to Live,” a ballad steeped in mortality and reflective disillusionment.

The track shadows the release of Idol’s new documentary, Billy Idol Should Be Dead, which premiered at Tribeca, offering a melancholic counterpoint to his peroxide-fueled legacy.