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  • Ciara Suing Future for $15 Million for Slander and Libel About Their Son, Russell Wilson

    Ciara and her ex-fiance Future have had a tenuous relationship for some time regarding their son, baby Future. The father of her son is known to make defamatory statements in the past regarding her parenting skills, as well as dissing her relationship with new boyfriend Russell Wilson. Taking a stand against her ex, Ciara is now suing her ex for $15 million for his slander and libel against her.

  • Chance the Rapper Talks Fatherhood with Pharrell Williams in Interview on Beats 1 Radio Show

    In a new interview on Pharrell William’s Beats 1 'OTHERtone' radio show, Chance the Rapper talks Fatherhood and his 4-month-old daughter. He also expressed the impact that being a father has had on his work in the studio. The short video teaser, which will air tomorrow in full, features Pharrell and his co-host, Scott Vener, in a touching discussion with the rapper.

  • Slipknot Explains the Masks in BBC Documentary 'Artsnight,' Talks Eminem, Trent Reznor

    All nine members of Slipknot are rarely seen in public without their masks, and in a new BBC documentary, band members Corey Taylor and Shawn Crahan will finally explain why they wear them. They also talk Trent Reznor and Eminem in the new documentary, entitled 'Artsnight,' which encourages “stepping out of our psychological skins” for those featured.

  • Kanye West Looking for 1,200 Extras for New York Album Launch at Madison Square Garden

    Kanye West is reaching out to the masses for an event he is putting on in Madison Square Garden next week. West has already announced to the world via Twitter that his Madison Square Garden show is officially sold out, which will serve as both a runway show and a premiere for his follow-up album to 'Yeezus,' which remains untitled. Yeezy is looking for exactly 1,200 extras to complete his vision.

  • Run-DMC Will Open for the Red Hot Chili Peppers at Pre-Super Bowl Concert

    Run-DMC is slated to open for the Red Hot Chili Peppers at a pre-Super Bowl concert, which will take place in San Francisco. The group recently inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame is going to perform at the 6th annual DirectTV Super Saturday Night concert party, hosted by Pier 70. The performance is uber exclusive, by invitation only, and will be co-hosted by Mark Cuban of AXS TV.

  • Flea Still Doesn't Like Donald Trump and Calls Him a "Blustering Guy"

    Flea has always been outspoken, but takes his opinions on Donald Trump to a new level in a new interview, calling the Republican candidate a “blustering guy” and making it clear he still doesn't like Trump. Flea is absolutely not a fan of Trump. If anything, the Red Hot Chili Peppers member gave a scathing review of Trump and prefers to support Bernie Sanders.

  • Phil Anselmo Offers to Quit Down After Nazi Salute and "White Power" Shout Out Scandal

    If there’s one thing that you should never joke about onstage, it’s Nazis and “White Power.” Unfortunately for Phil Anselmo, he did both at a performance at Dimebash 2016 last month. Anselmo came under fire for what he claimed was a joke after a fan video surfaced online of Anselmo performing a Nazi salute and shouting “White Power.” In the wake of the scandal, he has gone as far as offering to quit his band Down.

  • Vanessa Hudgens Father Dies of Cancer a Day Before 'Grease: Live'

    Vanessa Hudgens’ father died of cancer Saturday, just a day before she was set to perform live on FOX's production of Grease: Live. Despite the family tragedy, the singer/actress powered through, giving an inspiring performance as the Pink Ladies' leader, Rizzo.

  • Zayn Malik Talks Fame, One Direction and Living a Normal Life in Capital FM Interview

    Zayn Malik is already bored of normal life. His recent interview with Capital FM is a far cry from his statement to the press back in March 2015 when he made the decision to leave One Direction. At the time, Malik claimed that what he wanted was to, “be a normal 22-year-old who is able to relax and have some private time out of the spotlight.”

  • David Bowie's Final Wishes & Will Revealed, Singer Wanted His Ashes Scattered in Bali

    David Bowie’s final wishes have been revealed and the “Lazarus” singer reportedly wanted his ashes scattered in Bali following his death. His wishes were “in accordance with the Buddhist rituals." The singer will leave the majority of his estate to his widow, Iman, and his two children. The 20-page will, which was filed under David Robert Jones, listed the estate as being equal to $100 million. The exact financial calculations have not been yet revealed.

  • Pantera's Phil Anselmo Apologizes for Nazi Salute at Dimebash Festival in Video [WATCH]

    Phil Anselmo has formally apologized for the reported Nazi salute at Dimebash festival in a new video, uploaded today. He had already explained away his actions as being a joke, when he gave the salute and shouted “White Power!” at the show, but it appears that with all of the flak he’s been taking for it, the Pantera band member thought it pertinent to apologize.

  • Trent Reznor Talks Getting Sober, Mentorship & David Bowie's Death

    Trent Reznor and David Bowie famously collaborated on a re-make of “I’m Afraid of Americans,” which was originally a single from Bowie’s 1997 album, 'Earthling.' Reznor credits Bowie with being a mentor to him during an exceedingly dark time and claims that the legendary artist helped him get sober. Even in his early days, Reznor found inspiration from Bowie’s music, and said in a phone interview that 'Scary Monsters' was the first one of the first he related to.

  • Chris Brown Blasts the Grammys, Michael Jackson TV Special Casting on Twitter

    Chris Brown never has a shortage of controversy surrounding him, and this past Friday (Jan. 29), he took to Twitter to blast both the Grammys and the Michael Jackson TV special's casting on Twitter. He wasn’t shy about sharing his opinions on the controversy surrounding both. There's been a lot of flak surrounding the decision to cast a white actor to play Michael Jackson in the British TV comedy.

  • Backstreet Boys to Perform Their Greatest Hits on NBC's 'Undateable'

    The Backstreet Boys are making a comeback in the music industry and are currently recording their ninth studio album, which is slated to be a pop and R&B creation. The band is now set to perform some of their greatest hits on NBC’s "Undateable" as well as doing a scripted performance of “The Backstreet Boys Walk Into a Bar” on the episode.

  • Mickey Shiloh Talks New Song 'Drunk on the Mic' and Kylie Jenner Snapchat Endorsement

    Mickey Shiloh is on the rise as a songwriter in the music industry at just 24. She has already worked with Britney Spears, Wiz Khalifa, Jennifer Lopez and LL Cool J, as well as co-writing “Night” for Janet Jackson’s album, 'Unbreakable.' Shiloh was also one of the lucky few who attended songwriting sessions for Rihanna’s just released 'ANTI' album. But Shiloh soared to new heights when her track, “Drunk On The Mic,” received an endorsement from Kylie Jenner via Snapchat.

  • Zayn Malik Calls Louis Tomlinson's Baby "Cute" on Capital FM's 'Breakfast Show'

    While Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson may not be friends after Malik’s departure from One Direction, he does think that his fellow singer’s baby is “cute.” Malik revealed his thoughts about Tomlinson’s newborn son on Capital FM’s 'The Breakfast Show' that will be on air this coming Friday after the former One Direction member posted a photo of his son, Freddie Reign, on Twitter.

  • Celine Dion & Family Releases Statement on Husband Rene Angelil's Funeral

    It has been a tragic month for Celine Dion as her brother and husband Rene Angelil both died from cancer in a very short span of time. Her brother Daniel died just days after her husband, leading to tragic week for the “My Heart Will Go On” singer. Following her husband’s funeral on Jan. 22, Dion released a statement thanking her fans from their support during this trying time on her artist website. The letter was signed by Dion and all of Angelil’s children, two being from a previous marriage.

  • Carly Rae Jepson Talks 'Grease' & Co-Stars Julianne Hough, Vanessa Hudgens

    Carly Rae Jepson made a smash in the music industry with her extraordinarily successful hit, “Call Me Maybe,” and album, 'Kiss.' Her follow-up album, 'EMOTION,' didn’t do so well sales wise, but was still hailed by critics as being a phenomenal pop album. Being asked to play the role of Frenchy in 'Grease: Live!' was a success for the singer, as well as being a part of Cinderella on Broadway. In 'Grease: Live!' Jepson joins Vanessa Hudgens and Julianne Hough in the classic 50’s era film, and talks about her co-stars in a new interview.
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