Rave News Today — July 31, 2026

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Ariana Grande’s ‘Petal’ Introduces an Angry and Angular Ari: Album Review and more — today's rave signal.

Get ready to dive into a day filled with fresh music, major media moves, and gripping true stories. The music world is abuzz with Ariana Grande's latest album 'Eternal Sunshine', but specifically the track 'Petal' which showcases a new side of the artist - angry and angular. Meanwhile, in a significant business move, Disney is reportedly selling a 50% stake in A+E Networks to Hearst for over $1 billion, marking a major shift in the media landscape.

From the world of entertainment and business, we shift to a somber but informative piece on the Idaho murders, where a new documentary 'The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare' reveals new insights into the case. On a lighter note, music enthusiasts are in for a treat as 12 different incarnations of Genesis come together to perform 'The Carpet Crawlers', a classic hit that has spanned five decades. Today's stories offer a mix of culture, style, and media, giving you a well-rounded look at what's happening in the world.

Today's signal:
• Ariana Grande’s ‘Petal’ Introduces an Angry and Angular Ari: Album Review (variety.com)
• Disney Expected to Sell 50% Stake in A+E to Hearst for More Than $1 Billion (variety.com)
• ‘The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare’: 4 Things We Learned (rollingstone.com)
• See 12 Incarnations of Genesis Perform ‘The Carpet Crawlers’ Across Five Decades (rollingstone.com)

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