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TV One aired their first biopic on Sunday June 12 with the Miki Howard story, "Love Under New Management." The 2-hour production not only kept fans entertained by a phenomenal cast, but introduced several jaw dropping moments that left viewers in awe and gasping. Check out the top five OMG moments from the film. -
Governors Ball 2016 Photo Recap: Miguel, The Strokes, M83, Bob Moses & More
We were on hand for a rainy Governors Ball to capture the moments on camera. Governors Ball 2016, or the two days of it, are completed and now fans can start to get over the fact Day 3 never happened and can relive some great memoires from the festival. -
Jason Martin of Starflyer 59 Talks New Album 'Slow' and Return to Tooth & Nail Records [Q&A]
Seasoned shoegazers Starflyer 59 returns with new album 'Slow,' the band's first on Tooth & Nail Records in six years. Here, the group's frontman, Jason Martin, talks exclusively to Music Times about the new record and his lasting music career. -
EDC New York 2016 Photo Recap: Kaskade, Zedd, Hot Since 82, Jauz, Marshmello & More
We shoot pics of Kaskade, Hot Since 82, David Guetta, Afrojack, Eric Prydz, Green Velet, Ferry Corsten and many more. -
Chris Daughtry Talks Life After 'American Idol' & 'The Walking Dead' Conspiracy Theories [Q&A]
After over a decade on television, American Idol is officially over, but Chris Daughtry is just getting started. The 36-year-old rocker may not have won the fifth season of the popular singing competition (ultimately losing to Taylor Hicks), still Daughtry walked away with something much better than the title: a legitimate career. Although he finished in fourth place, since his Idol run ended in 2006 Daughtry ranks third in the number of albums sold by any contestant to date (behind Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson respectively). -
'Voice' Winner Jordan Smith Talks 'Something Beautiful,' Rihanna & Confidence [Exclusive]
At times, it may seem as though The Voice contestants come and go with the wind, but season 9 winner Jordan Smith refuses to be forgotten. Fresh off his win as a member of Team Adam in December 2015, the young man with a magical voice released his debut album Something Beautiful in March. And, in bucking the tradition of Voice alumni who don't fare that well in sales, the 12-song LP debuted at No. 2 on the U.S. charts, right behind former The Voice coach Gwen Stefani's new album. -
Deadmau5 Throws Shade at Avicii, Talks Video Games in Exclusive Interview
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Premiere: SEE Shares Magical Alt-Rock, Pop 'Potions'
An entrancing love song from SEE. SEE may not be a familiar name to most of you now, but there is a solid chance that could change in the future. The 20-year-old singer and multi-instrumentalist from Long Island is gearing up to release the music she recorded last year with producer Brad Wood, whose credits include the Smashing Pumpkins, Liz Phair and Sunny Day Real Estate and co-producer Walt Dicristina. -
Andrew Luce Releases 'Up To You' With Graves, Talks Daruma Collective, Label
Andrew Luce dishes on Daruma going official with the first release on the collective turned label. 18-year-old Andrew Luce has done more in his career already than most artists are able to do over the entirety of theirs. -
Premiere: KNOXA, Georgia Ku Head To The Club With 'Bang Bang' VIP Mix
Get your dancing shoes on for this one. UK-based production and DJ trio Knoxa, comprised of Samuel Paul, Tom Hollings and Kes Noel aren't like the stereotype one expects from the modern day DJs. -
11 Of Prince's Most Powerful Lyrics: 'Purple Rain,' Little Red Corvette' & More
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Director Salima Koroma Tackles Asian-Americans' Missing Identity in Hip Hop With 'Bad Rap'
If you were asked to quickly write down the first five Asian-American rappers that come to mind, would you be able to do it? First-time director, Salima Koroma, recently debuted her highly-anticipated documentary, 'Bad Rap,' at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Koroma chopped it up with Music Times to discuss the film, explaining why she set out to tackle the issue of Asian Americans' missing identity in hip hop and disecting the stereotypes that plague their careers.
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