• Beyonce's 'Formation' Lyrics, Shout-Out Left Bill Gates Baffled

    One would think that a shout-out in the lyrics of one of the most popular songs of the year would be pretty cool, but not everyone is Bill Gates. We're talking about the line in Beyoncé's controversial song, "Formation," where she calls herself the "Black Bill Gates." Though the tech mogul has heard the song, he explained in a new interview that he missed this shout-out until one of his employees told him about it. When he learned about it, he was basically baffled as to why the singer would namedrop him - though, we all know that comparing yourself to Gates is a huge power play that Beyoncé is more than capable of claiming.

  • Max B Releases 'Silver Surfer' Featuring Wiz Khalifa, Joe Young & Alpac

    Max B was recently thrusted into the spotlight after Kanye West revealed his intentions to name his new album 'WAVES' and an online beef with Wiz Khalifa followed. Now that the feud has been settled and the incarcerated rapper offered his approval of the title, which was later changed to 'The Life of Pablo,' Max B has decided to share some new music of his own. The Harlem-bred rhymer’s collaboration, "Silver Surfer," with Khalifa, Joe Young and Alpac made its way to the Internet this week.

  • Kobe Bryant Credits Michael Jackson as NBA Career Inspiration on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'

    Living NBA legend Kobe Bryant is wrapping up his final season on the basketball court before his retirement, so it makes sense that he'd stop by big LA Lakers fan Jimmy Kimmel's Live! ABC late night talk show to share stories and more. Reflecting on his first season in the sport, Bryant explained to the audience that it wasn't another athlete that he looked to for inspiration, but the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson. It turns out that Jackson's career in the music industry influenced how Bryant played and grew in his own career.

  • BRIT Awards 2016 Red Carpet: Fashion From Rihanna, Adele, Lana Del Rey, James Bay & More

    The 2016 BRIT Awards have finally arrived. The 36th annual award show, honoring today's biggest names in pop music, was held at the The 02 arena in Greenwich, England on Wednesday (Feb. 24). Although these artists may be known for delivering chart-topping singles and unforgettable performances, they've also proven their interest in style as well. This list highlights fashion looks from Rihanna, Adele, Lana Del Rey, James Bay, and more attendees who strutted their stuff on the red carpet.

  • Deadmau5, Kaskade Headline Minus Zero Festival Vermont 2016 Lineup

    Minus Zero Festival has announced the 2016 lineup for its Vermont festival this April. Its main two headliners will be collaborators deadmau5 and Kaskade, who have linked up in the past on "I Remember" and "Move For Me." This time they will be headlining on separate days.

  • Brit Awards 2016: Adele Publicly Supports Kesha After Winning Best British Female

    Kesha has gained another major ally in the music industry as she battles her contract with Sony Music and her alleged rapist Dr. Luke: Adele. On Wednesday (Feb. 24), the "When We Were Young" singer won Best British Female at the 2016 BRIT Awards, and she took a little time out of her speech in order to publicly voice her support for her fellow pop star.

  • Amy Winehouse's Father Against Her Winning a Posthumous Brit Award, Backs Adele

    In lieu of standing behind his own daughter, Mitch Winehouse is backing Adele for Best Female Solo Artist at the Brit Awards this year. Winehouse reportedly is against Amy winning a posthumous Brit Award at the awards ceremony tonight (Feb. 24). There is a possibility that the late singer may be recognized for her contributions to the soundtrack on the documentary film 'Amy,' which was released last year.
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