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Michael Jackson’s estate is developing the bio-musical with Columbia Live Stage, aiming for Broadway in 2020.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé‘s surprise joint album “Everything Is Love” is a statement of solidarity in the face of personal and institutional challenges.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé are currently on a joint stadium tour, “On the Run II.”

D.J. Fontana, Elvis Presley’s longtime drummer, performing at a 2002 concert in Memphis observing the 25th anniversary of Presley’s death.

A newly added scene shows Barbra Streisand on guitar, playing the award-winning “Evergreen.”

“High as Hope,” the follow-up to Florence and the Machine’s first No. 1 album, is the first LP that Florence Welch has made from both a sober and emotionally connected place.

Christina Aguilera unleashes her naturally dramatic vocals on “Liberation,” an album of extreme ups and downs.

Jon Bon Jovi and his son Jesse with their new wine, a French rosé called Hampton Water.

Jon Bon Jovi and his son Jesse with their new wine, a French rosé called Hampton Water.

Danny Kirwan in an undated photo.

The songwriter and polymath Allee Willis at her California home. Ms. Willis will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame this month.

Dave Matthews, center, sings about lifelong loves on the Dave Matthews Band’s new album, “Come Tomorrow.”

Members of the Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices choir surrounding their new collaborator, Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance.

Maddie Poppe, a singer and songwriter from Iowa, won the first rebooted season of “American Idol.”

Yuriy Shishkov, who came to the United States in 1990, was a fan of Deep Purple’s Ritchie Blackmore while growing up in the Soviet Union. Decades later, Shishkov designed one for Prince.

Neko Case’s seventh solo album, “Hell-On,” is an attempt to confront challenges she has faced simply by being a woman, and a celebration of the internal power she was able to unlock.

The 19-year-old singer, songwriter and producer Clairo learned that early viral success meant experiencing the perils of internet fame, too.

The trailblazing funk singer, bandleader and producer Betty Davis dropped out of public for decades. A new documentary, “Betty: They Say I’m Different,” tells her story.

Hiro Murai.