JULY 29, 2025

Ada and Her Family Fled El Salvador. She Died Alone in the New Mexico Desert Over the past three years, the skeletons of hundreds of female migrants have been discovered in the Sunland Park Triangle, near a New Mexico suburb  BY LILLIAN PERLMUTTER

	Sean Combs Asks to be Released From Jail Ahead of Sentencing The hip-hop mogul is also planning on appealing his conviction on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, according to his attorney
	Gracie Abrams Makes the World's Most Famous Arena Feel Intimate in MSG Debut The singer-songwriter brought bedroom-pop catharsis to her first-ever show at Madison Square Garden — with impressive results
	Ozzy Osbourne Funeral Procession Will March Through the Streets of Birmingham The event will take place on Wednesday, culminating at Black Sabbath bridge and bench, and featuring music from a local brass band
	My Toxic Friendship With ChatGPT I started using it for help with cover letters — but the AI chatbot soon took over my emotional life

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	Lucinda Williams Is Opening a New York City Honky-Tonk The gritty Americana poet is a co-founder of "Lucinda's," and will perform an intimate show at the venue that livestreams on SiriusXM's Outlaw Country channel
	OMG Girlz Announce First Tour 'Name Stays' Following Tiny, T.I.'s Legal Battle With Doll Company "We always planned on making music together again," the trio says as T.I. and Tiny try again for punitive damages after judge slashed $71 million award down to $18 million in battle with MGA
	Inside Sudan's City of the Dead On the ground in Khartoum, capital city of Sudan, where a civil war has been raging since April 2023 and famine and disease are spreading.
	David Gilmour Announces 'Luck and Strange' Imax Concert Film, Live LP Live At the Circus Maximus, Rome and the Luck and Strange Concerts document Gilmour's brief 2024 tour, where he mixed solo songs with Pink Floyd classics