• Taylor Swift Files Trademark Claims for '1989,' 'Blank Space' Lyrics and Possible Memoir Title

    Taylor Swift took 1989 for her own when she titled her massive 2014 album after her birth year, but now it seems as though the "Wildest Dreams" singer wants to trademark the year. In her latest US Patent and Trademark Office filing, the 25-year-old pop superstar is trying to claim ownership of 1989 as well as phrases related to her such as "Swiftmas," "And I'll write your name" and "Blank Space."

  • Download, Stream Chief Keef's Surprise New Album 'Nobody 2'

    Without any warning at all, Chief Keef just dropped a brand new album, Nobody 2, the sequel to the first installment in the Nobody series that was released last year. Coming in at a total of 17 tracks, Sosa handles almost all of the LP himself, calling upon Chaboki for a lone feature on "Take Me Down."

  • Kelly Rowland Gushes Over Baby Boy Titan on ‘The Real’

    There's nothing like a mother's love. Ex-Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland made us all go, "Awww," when she visited talk show The Real and spilled the latest about her little boy, Titan, who just turned 1 last month. She and her husband Tim Witherspoon seem to already have their hands full as Rowland describes a rambunctious toddler who is already living up to his name.

  • Tony Lanez Has a Message for Competition: "It's Over for Everybody"

    Tony Lanez has made his name in hip-hop as an extremely prolific and influential ghostwriter. The artist claims to have originated the current sound that is so pervasive in todays R&B milieu. It's apparent, after listening to Lanez, that the artist is heavily influenced by the Soul and R&B material from the 60s and early 70s (a style which has resurfaced largely as of late). Now, with songs like "Say It" (No.37 on the Hot 100), it's clear that Lanez's rise to fame is on its way. The young artist says such a rise will obliterate all the competition, claiming when he's on top "it's over for everybody"

  • Drake Bests The Weeknd, Fetty Wap to Dominate the Charts in 2015

    As the year quickly comes to an end, everyone is running around trying to remember what their favorite album or track was. With so many options available, it's hard to really pick one artist so Billboard did it for everyone. Naming Drake R&B/Hip-Hop Artist of the Year, Billboard didn't really shock many. The result was accepted with applause since Drake was beyond one of the hardest working artists this year.

  • Sleater-Kinney Covers The Ramones’ ‘Merry Christmas (I Don’t Want to Fight Tonight)’ [WATCH]

    Sleater-Kinney served up some top shelf holiday cheer to the crowd at Cleveland's House of Blues the other night when they covered Ramones' "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)" during a stop on their tour in support of this year's 'No Cities to Love'. As AV Club reports, they kicked-off their encore with the song. Carrie Brownstein in particular looks like she's having a blast with the Joey Ramone-penned holiday cult classic. Watch the riot grrrls rock their way through the Ramones cover below.

  • Ozzy Osbourne Doesn't Think Fans Would Be Interested in New Black Sabbath Album

    Black Sabbath fans have had quite a confusing 2015. After spending a year of looking forward to a final Sabbath album, October brought the news that the plan had been scrapped. The metal greats decided to place all focus on their farewell 'The End' tour, and quite frankly, Ozzy Osbourne himself doesn't think fans would be interested in a new Black Sabbath album.

  • Rick Ross, Chris Brown Say 'Sorry' & Go 'Back To Sleep' on 'Kimmel' [WATCH]

    Apparently, "My bad" and "Oopsie" just aren't cutting it anymore. Rick Ross and Chris Brown hit the late-night stage Monday on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" to show us just how well they can apologize in their popular duet "Sorry," which has been taking over air waves recently. They also performed "Back to Sleep."
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