Doja Cat’s fourth studio album, Vie, is now just a week away from release. Doja’s gone all-in on the ’80s motif during the , with the multi-talented star sharing its release date with a French-speaking video clip, dropping an ’80s pop-inspired single, “Jealous Type,” and doubling down on the ’80s nostalgia with her MTV Video Music Awards performance. Even the deluxe edition announcement saw Doja nod to pop culture of the era, donning a Max Headroom-inspired persona.

Today, she shared the album’s tracklist, along with a snippet of “Gorgeous,” which will presumably be the next single. She posted the clip — which leaned even more into the New Wave aesthetic, referencing artwork specific to the time period — to Instagram. The clip even has a little VHS/CRT filter, giving it some authenticity in that respect.

Back in July, Doja tipped fans to the sound of the new album in an interview with V Magazine, saying, “I do want to be self-aware enough to admit the fact that this is a pop-driven project. I know that I can make pop music, and pop is just that it’s popular. It starts to become a bit of a thing that’s viewed as a sport by people who are just bystanders to it, who enjoy it, but maybe also don’t respect it or what it is, which is just music … They see it as if this is some kind of football for girls and gays.”

She’s not interested in competing, just in being herself, and judging from the stuff she’s put out so far, there won’t be much like her latest this year — and that’s just how she likes it. You can check out Vie the tracklist below.

Doja Cat Vie Tracklist

01. “Cards”
02. “Jealous Type”
03. “Aaahh Men!”
04. “Couples Therapy”
05. “Gorgeous”
06. “Stranger”
07. “All Mine”
08. “Take Me Dancing”
09. “Lipstain”
10. “Silly! Fun!”
11. “Acts Of Service”
12. “Make It Up”
13. “Happy”
14. “One More Time”
15. “Come Back”

Vie is due on 9/26 via RCA Records. You can find more info at DojaCat.com.

Doja Cat commits to the bit. She loves to make it weird, and she doesn’t blink. But even with all of the artfully unusual things the singer and rapper has done in the past, it was still a shocking moment when, on the MTV Video Music Awards carpet on Sunday night, she bit off the top of her lipstick—and ate it.

Even though anyone who regularly wears lipstick will inadvertently ingest lots of it over time, intentionally eating a lipstick bullet is an entirely different story—and a fictional one in this case.

The creative marketing minds at MAC teamed up with “the chocolate guy” himself, Amaury Guichon, to whip up an incredible, edible stand-in for one of the brand’s most iconic lipstick shades, Lady Danger. In fact, he made at least two dozen and shared the process in a video posted to MAC’s Instagram account.

In the clip, Guichon is seen mixing up caramel and pouring it into chocolate shells in a shade of red that perfectly matches Lady Danger. He even carves the MAC logo into the side of the bullet, making it nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.

Happy New Music Friday! The weekend is here, which means more streaming, new playlists and the best that music has to offer — and ET has you covered for everything in between.

Earlier this week, Taylor Swift announced two new vinyl editions for her upcoming album, The Life of a Showgirl: The Shiny Bug Edition. Available in two colors — wintergreen onyx and violet shimmer — the marbled Shiny Bug vinyl records feature exclusive cover art depicting Swift wearing a dark, sparkly leotard with flared spikes and matching gloves. On August 21, she posted another countdown and unveiled another vinyl variant. The new “Baby, That’s Show Business” edition comes in two disc colors — lovely bouquet orange and lakeside beach blue.

Mariah Carey will receive the coveted Video Vanguard Award and perform a medley of her biggest hits at the 2025 MTV VMAs. She will return to the VMAs stage for the first time in 20 years. Busta Rhymes will receive the first-ever MTV VMA Rock the Bells Visionary Award and Ricky Martin will become the first-ever artist to receive the Latin Icon Award. Alex Warren, Busta Rhymes, J Balvin feat DJ Snake, Justin Quiles and Lenny Tavárez, Ricky Martin, Sabrina Carpenter and sombr have been announced as the first round of performers. The awards hosted by LL Cool J will air September 7 on CBS, simulcast on MTV and streaming on Paramount+.

CBS and Dick Clark Productions announced a new five year deal to broadcast the American Music Awards on CBS and stream the show live on Paramount+. The 52nd American Music Awards will return with a must-see live show Memorial Day Weekend, May 2026 from Las Vegas.

Due to incredible fan demand, Backstreet Boys announced seven more shows in February 2026 to their Into the Millennium residency at Sphere. Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced performances will be on February 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, and 15. The band shared, “We are overwhelmed by the incredible outpouring of love and support over these past few weeks. To our fans who have been with us for the past 30 years – and to all the new fans who’ve recently joined us – thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You asked for more, and we can’t wait to deliver with more Sphere shows in 2026. Get those white outfits ready — this is going to be larger than life.”

Blake Shelton has announced he is returning to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, with eight performances scheduled from January 15-31, 2026. Blake shared, “We had so much fun earlier this year, I figured – why not do it again. This time we’re gonna do it more country, with more cocktails, and probably make a few more questionable decisions. Let’s go, Vegas.”

Doja Cat has returned with new single “Jealous Type” which was produced by Jack Antonoff and Y2K. The song will appear on her highly anticipated fifth studio album, Vie, out September 26. Doja Cat has also announced her first-ever tour across New Zealand, Australia and Asia with the Ma Vie World Tour, launching November 18 in Auckland. The tour will include stops in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Manila, Toyko and more, before wrapping on December 21.

Steve Martin and Alison Brown announced their debut collaborative album, Safe, Sensible and Sane, out October 17. The album will feature guest appearances from Jackson Browne, Vince Gill, the Indigo Girls, Tim O’Brien, Jason Mraz, Della Mae and more. The longtime friends unveiled a new single “Dear Time” featuring Jackson Browne with Jeff Hanna.

Plus, new music from Ciara, Doja Cat, Kid Cudi, Jon Batiste, Teyana Taylor, Offset, Lainey Wilson, Old Dominion, Demi Lovato, Florence + The Machine and more!

CiCi – Ciara

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“Jealous Type” – Doja Cat

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Free – Kid Cudi

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Big Money – Jon Batiste

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Escape Room – Teyana Taylor

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KIARI – Offset

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Whirlwind (Deluxe) – Lainey Wilson

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Barbara – Old Dominion

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“Fast (Extended Cut)” – Demi Lovato

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“Everybody Scream” – Florence + The Machine

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“We’re Onto Something” – Kings of Leon feat Zach Bryan

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“Make A Baby” – Tori Kelly

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“Dear Time” – Steve Martin & Alison Brown feat Jackson Browne with Jeff Hanna

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A Matter Of Time – Laufey

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“Riverside Way” – Alexa Ray Joel

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Rocket – Dominic Fike

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Don’t Click Play – Ava Max

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Summer Anthem – Goo Goo Dolls

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“Drum Show” – Twenty One Pilots

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“Keep An Eye On Summer” – Jacob Collier

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I Hope You’re Happy – BigXthaPlug

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“Do What I Want” – MONSTA X

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“For I Am Death” – The Pretty Reckless

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Famous Back Home – Russell Dickerson

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“If He Wanted To He Would” – Perrie

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I Barely Know Her – sombr

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Garden State – Jeremy Zucker

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“swear words” – Ashley Cooke

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“Like It Like That” – Dasha

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Alienation – Three Days Grace

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“Set Me Free” – Martin Garrix & Arcando feat Bonn

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HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY – Mariah The Scientist

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Love Letters Deluxe – Saint Levant

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“good guy” – Lindsay Ell

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“found u/me” – Good Neighbours

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“Feelings Gone” – SG Lewis & London Grammar

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MaRynn – MaRynn Taylor 

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“spine” – Maggie Lindemann

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“Se Lo Juro Mor” – Feid

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“Bar Star” – Carter Faith

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“The Suburbs” – Ruel

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The Clearing – Wolf Alice

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“My Side Of Town” – Josh Ross

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“amarillo” – JOAQUINA

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Flash In The Pan – Samantha Gongol

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“Blues Eyes And Red Wine” – Briscoe

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“Heart’s Back Home” – Jonah Marais

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Makeup artist Ivan Núñez kept the ‘80s vibes going with Doja’s glam, sculpting her lids with soft shadows and defining them with a sharp cat-eye liner, then brushing a hot, magenta-pink blush across her cheeks and up towards her temples. Her bright, cherry red lips perfectly matched her square-shaped scarlet manicure.

Doja recently told V Magazine that her forthcoming album, Vie, was inspired by the liminal spaces and nostalgic feelings of the ‘80s, though it will sound more synth-pop than Lita Ford-style hair metal. “I wanted to play with that nostalgia by using these Lo-Fi sounds and samples and things that reminded you of something from your childhood, but it wasn’t on the nose ‘80s,” she said. She also channeled an ’80s aesthetic when teasing “Jealous Type,” the first single from Vie, complete with frosty blue eye shadow and mall bangs. Looks like it’s time to invest in a teasing comb, some hot rollers, and a new extra-hold hairspray!

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