Michael Kovac/WireImageDaft Punk is no more.

On Monday morning, the French duo uploaded an eight-minute video on YouTube titled "Epilogue," showing the masked members literally walking off into the sunset. Their publicist confirmed to Variety that Daft Punk has indeed broken up.

Formed in 1993 by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter, Daft Punk became a hugely popular and influential electronic act thanks to singles including "One More Time" and "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger," the latter of which was famously sampled in Kanye West's hit "Stronger."

The duo was equally known for their identity-concealing robot masks and their elaborate live shows, which were captured in the iconic live albums Alive 1997 and Alive 2007.

Daft Punk reached a whole new level with their 2013 album Random Access Memories, which spawned the mega-hit "Get Lucky," a collaboration with Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers. That record, named Album of the Year at the 2014 Grammy Awards, would turn out to be Daft Punk's final release.

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ABCBillie Eilish was granted a restraining order against a man she claims has been sending her death threats.  The "bad guy" singer insisted the man was dangerous, adding that he had been stalking outside her home for months.

TMZ obtained a copy of the legal docs filed in court as well as the threatening messages Elish's stalker sent her.

The Grammy winner claims that, over the summer, John Hearle started camping at a school close to her house -- and that's when the disturbing letters began to appear.

One letter promised her, "You will die" and "You can't get what you want, unless what you want is to die for me."

Other letters show the man claiming to be Satan and feature scribblings of religious symbols.

Eilish furthered in the court docs that Hearle would watch her as she entered and exited her property and would try to get her attention by making remarks or disturbing gestures -- like a throat-slitting motion.

The 19-year-old singer insisted that she began to worry about the health and safety of her family -- on top of the anxiety she felt when she returned home.

A judge ruled Thursday that Hearle must stay 200 yards away from Eilish and her parents at all times.

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Credit: Shervin LainezAJR has premiered a new song called "Way Less Sad," a track from the band's upcoming album, OK ORCHESTRA.

"'Way Less Sad' is a song about how we're really feeling in this moment," the brother trio explains. "So much of last year felt apocalyptic and this year we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Things aren't back to normal yet but we should be celebrating the small wins, even if they seem trivial."

"Way Less Sad" is available now now via digital outlets. The song is also accompanied by a video featuring AJR performing at a number of New York City locations, including John F. Kennedy Airport and the famous carousel in Central Park. You can watch that streaming now on YouTube.

OK ORCHESTRA, the follow-up to 2019's Neotheater, is due out March 26. It also includes the single "Bang!", as well as the previously released songs "Bummerland" and "My Play."

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Courtesy YouTubeGiven the fact that he topped the Billboard Hot 100 for weeks, we'd argue that 24kGoldn has already risen, but nevertheless, YouTube has named the singer and rapper one of its "Artists on the Rise" for 2021.

As part of the honor, he'll appear Thursday on YouTube's weekly series, RELEASED, to debut his new single and video "3, 2, 1."  He'll also discuss his musical influences and his future musical plans.

Explaining what inspired "3, 2, 1," Goldn tells YouTube that when he was on tour, his friend Paypa Boy told him, "Remember little bro, there's three sides to every story: yours, theirs, and the truth."

Goldn adds, "That made me realize how real that saying is."

Following the success of his singles "Valentino" and "Mood," 24kGoldn's debut album El Dorado will be released later this year.  The title of the album is fitting: El Dorado is Spanish for "The Golden One."

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NEON/Apple TV+Want to see Billie Eilish on the really big screen?

Her new documentary, Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, is coming to IMAX theaters in addition to its release on Apple TV+.

The film debuts both in theaters and on Apple TV+ on February 26, with exclusive IMAX previews on February 25.

Tickets for the IMAX showings are on sale now.

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ABC/Rick RowellIs movie producing Billie Eilish’s next venture?

Variety reports that Billie, her mother Maggie Baird, and the CEO of her label Darkroom, Justin Lubliner, are in early talks to executive-produce the upcoming Peggy Lee biopic Fever, named after the late singer and actress' best-known song.

The trade confirms that Oscar-nominee Michelle Williams is on board to Lee, with Todd Haynes directing.

Billie previously told Variety in a 2019 interview that she considers Peggy Lee an inspiration.

“I used to listen to tons of old music — Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee, Etta James, Johnny Mathis and people like that — where all the songs had a perfect songwriting structure,” she said.

And last May, she participated in a Grammy Museum online panel in honor of the 100th anniversary of Lee’s birth.

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Courtesy Apple TV+Did you know Billie Eilish is into Star Trek?  That's just one of the things you'll learn by watching the new trailer for her upcoming Apple TV+ documentary The World's a Little Blurry.