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Editor's Pick Drake scores his first number one single with "One Dance."
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Music What can't Lil Nas X achieve?
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Original Content Tyga remains hot through the start of 2019, proving he's one of the best in the game right now.
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Music Takeoff also debuted in the top 10.
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Music Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V" excels with the 3rd highest digital performance of all time.
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News Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Justin Timberlake take the lead when it comes to rap and R&B nominations this year for the Billboard Music Awards, although Imagine Dragons and Lorde have the most nominations of all artists.
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Entertainment The self-titled "King of New York" gets his smile in check.
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Music Drake's continues his reign at the top for a tenth week.
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Music The Atlanta rapper is familiar with the #1 spot by now.
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Music The OVO mogul is now at the top of the game, and this accolade speaks to his longevity, consistent presence, and business acumen.
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Music The "For All The Dogs" standout got some big streaming numbers in its first day, which might keep going all the way to the top.
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Music Drake reaches new heights in his career.
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