Campus Pop Spotlight: Normani brought her “Wild Side” to Princeton’s Lawnparties, with students packing Prospect Avenue and Frist North Lawn for food, DJ sets, and student openers before the headliner. Local Arts & Memory: Grand Forks muralist Paul Archer is nearing 150 murals after a Dolly Parton tribute painted on the back wall of Misty Mountain music store. K-pop Health Reveal: Former ENHYPEN member Evan says he was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma in fourth grade after severe coughing and sudden breathlessness, sharing how treatment and hospital life shaped him. Rock Politics & Pop Culture: Sammy Hagar fired back after Alex Van Halen called him “a complete idiot,” escalating a long-running feud with a fresh public exchange. Metal Update: KoRn says they’ve finished recording their new album after writing nearly 40 songs for the follow-up to 2022’s “Requiem.” Big Loss: EMF’s Derry Brownson, known for “Unbelievable,” has died at 55 after a brain tumor diagnosis. Streaming/TV: Netflix green-lit 10 Korean dramas for 2026, mixing romance, horror fantasy, and cross-border thrillers. Community Through Music: Victoria’s Voices in Motion choir is expanding for people living with memory loss and their care partners, aiming to reduce isolation through weekly singing. Safety Watch: Burning Man reports a second death at the 2026 festival, with causes still undisclosed.