Doja Cat vows to quit online arguments before 50 due to emotional strain, while Janet Jackson signs global publishing deal with Believe Music.

Doja Cat, 30, says she plans to stop engaging in online arguments before turning 50, citing emotional toll and the undue influence critics have on her life. Speaking with Vogue, she reflects on how responding to negativity stems from fear and a desire for control. She praises her collaboration with Jack Harlow on "Just Us," which grew from a pandemic-era Instagram live connection and organic track exchange, with Harlow lauding her passionate, detailed verse. Meanwhile, Janet Jackson has signed a global publishing deal with Believe Music, transferring her entire catalog to the Paris-based company.