In the charts this week, Alicia Keys becomes first artist in the Adult R&B; chart's history to get 10 No. 1's, Alice In Chains scored its fifth No. 1, Kelly Clarkson gets the most Top 10s of any woman in Adult Top 40 history, and more.

For the Songs of the Summer Chart, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "Can't Hold Us" takes an early lead with No. 1 ranking this week, followed by Daft Punk's "Get Lucky." The latter, along with Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," is still gaining in momentum.

Frank Flores, former SVP of Sales Marketing for National Latino Broadcasting, has been appointed VP of Hispanic Marketing and Sales for SiriusXM.

CD Baby president Brian Felsen spoke to Billboard from Istanbul, where he's witnessed up-close the historic protests in Taksim Square.

The forty Canadian albums on this year’s Polaris Music Prize Long List were announced today at Montreal’s Phi Centre. The slate includes albums by such artists as Tegan and Sara, Metric, Daphni, Lindi Ortega, Chilly Gonzales, Hayden, Kid Koala, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Colin Stetson and A.C. Newman.

Bonnaroo's roughly 85,000 attendees this week will contribute to a crowdsourced documentary, and can automatically brag on Facebook about watching their favorite artists – all part of Facebook and subsidiary Instagram's exclusive social partnership with the music festival in Manchester, Tennessee, this weekend.