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Miley Cyrus tweeted today that her doctor has ordered vocal rest. Her schedule has been pretty packed as of late, so it's no surprise she's due for some down time. "Happy to get some rest. Time to go be sicky," she told her fans. -
Lady Gaga's 'ARTPOP' sells 250,000 copies, loses Interscope $25 million
News has already broken that Lady Gaga's ARTPOP will debut at no. 1 in the U.K. charts, and there's a solid chance it will do the same in the United States. That doesn't mean that the album can be considered a success however. Estimates, which will become officials first week totals on Wednesday, suggest that ARTPOP will sell around 250,000 copies and lose Interscope Records a lot of money in the process. -
Lou Reed biography on its way from Rolling Stone writer Anthony DeCurtis following Velvet Underground singer's death
The late, great Lou Reed will be getting his due in book form. A biography of The Velvet Underground rocker is currently in the works for publishing company Little, Brown and Co. by Rolling Stone writer Anthony DeCurtis. -
Rock The Bells tour will return, assures Guerilla Union leader Chang Weisberg
The tenth anniversary Rock The Bells tour didn't do too well, but one of its main organizers told Vibe magazine during an interview that the traveling festival was far from dead. Although the show was forced to cancel several East Coast shows, Chang Weisberg of Guerilla Union said that a big year for hip-hop touring hurt Rock The Bells' chances, and he was optimistic for 2014. -
Bruce Springsteen rumored to release reworked version of 'High Hopes' on Tuesday
Consequence of Sound is reporting that Bruce Springsteen will release a new song called "High Hopes" tomorrow (November 19) — citing Danish music service Wimp, who reported news of the song's release over the weekend as well as song's supposed artwork. -
St. Vincent teases grimy new track, announces 2014 European tour dates [LISTEN]
St. Vincent's Annie Clark has announced plans for a 2014 European tour and shared a tease of a new track. The seven-date spree will mark her first solo dates since September 2012. -
Justin Bieber Music Mondays: 'PYD' (feat. R. Kelly) makes its super sensual debut online [REVIEW]
Unlike the unnamed lead character in the classic children's book Green Eggs And Ham, who does not want his breakfast in a box, with a fox or anywhere, for that matter, Justin Bieber is up to "put you down" wherever he can. The Biebz cannot wait to reach the bedroom (though when he does, it's adorned with candles); he'll go on the coffee table, in a plane, on a train or in an automobile. Thus begins the seventh installation of Bieber's Music Mondays series, "PYD." -
Lady Gaga 'Artpop' debuts at No. 1 in the UK, new album heading for top spot on US Billboard charts
Lady Gaga doesn't just have a successful, hilarious run on "Saturday Night Live" to celebrate today. The "Do What U Want" singer has a No. 1 album. Today (Nov. 17), it was announced that Gaga's third studio album "Artpop" debuted at the top of the charts in the UK, surpassing new releases from Celine Dion, Little Mix and more. -
Kanye West to premiere 'Bound 2' music video Tuesday on 'Ellen'
Kanye West fans, time to set your DVRs. The "Yeezus" rapper is expected to debut his new music video on Tuesday through a slightly unexpected medium... the daytime TV talk show "Ellen." The hardened rapper will stop by with America's favorite comedienne to premiere the clip for "Bound 2" on Nov. 19. -
Muslim Brotherhood rappers in Egypt fight party ban with underground music
The Muslim Brotherhood has been having a difficult time in Egypt. After its star Mohamed Morsi, the first democratically elected President in Egypt, was removed from office by the military over the summer, the party has felt a similar backlash from the government. The incoming regime has made the Muslim Brotherhood an illegal organization. One of its members methods of fighting back may surprise westerners: hip-hop music. -
Matt Cameron touring with Pearl Jam versus Soundgarden for 2014; Band will find replacement for time being
As diehard grunge fans, we had hoped that the world would never come to this: Matt Cameron deciding whether he would tour with Soundgarden or Pearl Jam. Cameron, possibly the most relevant name that you've never heard of in the early '90s Seattle grunge movement, is a very relevant part of both bands. And it makes sense, as he was the best drummer in the scene (it wasn't Dave Grohl, with no offense to the Nirvana drummer). -
Kanye West and 'Yeezus' tour go off without a hitch on first night back in Philadelphia
Much has been made about Kanye West's "Yeezus" tour, and most of it doesn't have anything to do with the performances themselves. Rather, most of the attention has been focused on frequent cancellations and postponements. The tour seems to be back on track, for the time being, as it picked up where it left off in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
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