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Sydney Sweeney's "Saturday Night Live" promos showcase her rejecting a meet cute and embracing girl power, with a humorous exchange highlighting female strength alongside cast member Heidi Gardner and singer Kasey Musgraves, ahead of her hosting debut on the show this weekend.
Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and the movie "Barbie" are driving a surge in women-powered spending, with millions of people across generations flocking to these experiences. "Barbie" has already earned over $1 billion at the box office, Beyoncé's tour is a massive success, and Taylor Swift's Eras tour is expected to bring $320 million to Los Angeles. Women control or influence over 80% of consumer spending, and brands are starting to recognize the importance of speaking to women in their language of authenticity and empowerment. The relatability factor and girl power messages of these experiences are resonating with women, leading to high demand and high ticket prices.
Blackpink made history as the first K-pop band to headline Coachella, performing hits from their latest album "Born Pink" and earlier songs like "Kill This Love" and "How You Like That." The quartet also gave each member the opportunity to perform a solo song off their individual single albums. Despite not bringing out a guest, the group's energy and top-notch production value proved why they were chosen to headline. The performance showcased their growth since their first time performing at Coachella in 2019 and could point to a broader cultural shift back to girl power-dominated culture.
BLACKPINK made history as the first K-pop band to headline Coachella on Saturday night. The group performed hits from their various albums and singles, including solo songs from each member. Despite not bringing out any special guests, the group's energy and top-notch production value wowed the audience. The performance showcased the artists' growth and confidence since their first Coachella appearance in 2019. BLACKPINK's success points to a broader cultural shift back to girl power-dominated culture.