Hugh McIntyre

Stray Kids send their recent EP Ate back to No. 1 on Billboard's World Albums chart. In doing so, they replace BTS singer Jimin, who reached the summit just last week.

U2's new single “Picture of You (X+W)” debuts on Billboard's Adult Alternative Airplay chart this week in a very lofty position, quickly becoming a radio smash.

My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade—both the album and the song—are present on the U.K. charts this week, as one returns and the other rises.

Michael Jackson’s "Thriller" hits No. 1 once again as the world prepares for Halloween.

Stray Kids' new singles "Night" and "Falling Up" both reach at least one chart in the U.K. this week, with the former debuting on a pair of lists at once.

Justin Bieber's "Life Is Worth Living" brings him to a new peak on one Billboard chart, nearly a decade after it was first released.

BTS singer Jin has announced his first solo album, Happy, which is expected to arrive on November 15. No word yet on when a single may drop.

Alice In Chains’ album Black Gives Way To Blue is back on a Billboard chart this week after its sales rose by 471% from one frame to the next following a vinyl reissue.

Justin Bieber's near-decade-old single "Sorry" finally debuts on the Billboard Global Excl. US this week, though it stands as his lowest-charting hit ever.

Bring Me the Horizon's new album Post-Human: Next Gen saw its sales grow by a little under 10,000% after it was released on CD and vinyl for the first time.