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Hudson Williams made his catwalk debut opening the Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026-27 show in Milan, which featured a soundtrack built around an AI-reworked Carly Simon piece (billed as Running on the Water, a take on Let the River Run) credited to Kradex/Da Soul Orchestra, highlighting AI-influenced music as the fashion moment dovetails with a winter-sports theme ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
John Forté, the rapper-producer who helped shape the Fugees era as part of the Refugee Camp All-Stars and contributed to The Score, died at 50 at his Massachusetts home; authorities said there were no signs of foul play and the state medical examiner will investigate. A Rawkus associate who later faced a 2000 drug-trafficking arrest and a 2002 commutation aided by Carly Simon, Forté returned to music with multiple albums and film scoring work before his death.
Carly Simon defends Sabrina Carpenter's provocative album cover, comparing it to her own controversial 1975 album art, and argues that the current outrage is mild compared to past industry boldness, highlighting the ongoing debate over artistic expression and provocative imagery in music.
Carly Simon defends Sabrina Carpenter's controversial album cover for 'Man's Best Friend,' stating it is tame compared to past provocative covers and criticizing the backlash as misogynistic, while Carpenter celebrates her chart success with her single 'Manchild.'
Sabrina Carpenter faces criticism for her provocative album cover, reminiscent of Carly Simon's controversial 1975 album 'Playing Possum,' which also sparked debate over its suggestive imagery and message about female empowerment. Simon reflects on her own iconic cover, emphasizing that such images are artistic expressions and should not be overly scrutinized, encouraging Carpenter to stay proud of her presentation.