Good morning, Glass City. John Legend just posted his biggest first-week sales in a decade, U2’s first album in nine years drops Friday, and the overnight news stayed busy. Here’s everything you need to know before your Sunday gets going.

John Legend’s Biggest Week in a Decade

John Legend’s new album Muse — produced entirely by Pharrell Williams — debuted at No. 36 on the Billboard 200, his biggest first-week sales in ten years. Here’s how the comeback numbers break down.

U2’s New Album Drops Friday

U2 returns with Carnaval de Luz, their first album of new songs in nine years, out Friday, Nov. 13 — with a Dolly Parton duet and a 2027 stadium world tour. Read the full story.

Jessie Reyez Dropped Eight New Songs Mid-Tour

Jessie Reyez dropped a deluxe A Little Vengeance with eight new songs in the middle of her first headline arena run — and the closest stop to Toledo is Chicago on Nov. 16. Here’s the details.

Overnight on ToledoBuzz

Our earlier Morning Briefing has the rest of the overnight picture: Druski’s historic SNL night with an Emma Stone surprise and Carly Pearce’s surprise Nashville duet. And yes — Stranger Things isn’t over: Netflix ordered a 1955 prequel for 2028.

Today in Toledo

A quiet Sunday on the local calendar — but the countdowns are on: Toledo’s International Holiday Market returns Nov. 20, and sombr wraps his Detroit-to-Columbus weekend tonight in Columbus after Saturday’s Little Caesars Arena show. Catch up on the local stories that mattered this week: Toledo homicides are down 27% — but more people are being shot.

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