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  • Guns N' Roses Documentary Prepped for BBC Ahead of Coachella Reunion, Tour 2016

    Despite the recent loss of Scott Weiland, Glenn Frey, and Lemmy Kilmister there is one happy story in rock n’ roll, and that is the return of legendary group Guns N’ Roses. The group recently confirmed that they would be reinstating their original line-up for a headlining performance at Coachella and a national tour shortly after. The reunion of front-man Axl Rose with ousted Slash and Duff McKagan has been a long time coming, with numerous hints dropped along the way. Ahead of their performance at Coachella and ensuing tour, a documentary about the group will premiere on BBC for fans.

  • Oscar Voters Talk 'Straight Outta Compton' Snub and #OscarsSoWhite

    Controversy has been swirling since what is arguably the biopic of the decade, 'Straight Outta Compton,' was snubbed during the Oscar nominations. When the film itself, aside from it’s two white screenwriters, was conveniently left off of the list of nods it even spawned an online hashtag, #OscarsSoWhite. In the wake of the controversy, several Oscar voters have gathered to discuss 'Straight Outta Compton,' the nominations and what they think of the film itself.

  • R. Kelly on His Past, Sexual Abuse, Relationship With Aaliyah & Rape Allegations

    R. Kelly has opened up more about his past than anyone would’ve thought in a new interview. He’s been in the press lately for a few follies, including walking out of an on camera interview. In his latest interview, Kelly was extraordinarily open, talking about his past sexual abuse at the young age of 7 or 8, his controversial relationship with fallen R&B star Aaliyah and the bevy of rape allegations that were brought against him in 2000.

  • R. Kelly on Bill Cosby Rape Cases, Singer Not Convinced the Women Were Assaulted

    R. Kelly isn’t convinced of Bill Cosby’s guilt in the numerous rape allegations against him, and he isn’t shy about saying it. The singer spoke out in a new interview on Cosby’s fall from grace and expresses that he isn’t entirely sure if all the women bringing allegations against him were actually assaulted. But Kelly has his own past with child pornography allegations, and may come under fire for his views on Cosby’s case.

  • Sia's Latest Song "Angel By The Wings" to be Featured in New Film 'The Eagle Huntress'

    Sia is arguably the hottest songwriter in the music industry right now. She’s written for the likes of Katy Perry and Rihanna, and her song “Alive,” which appeared on new album, 'This Is Acting,' was famously scrapped by Adele. But many would agree that Sia’s rendition of the tune was for the best. Now, the ever reluctant pop-star and songwriter is set to have her latest song “Angel By The Wings” featured in the new film, 'The Eagle Huntress.'

  • Glenn Frey's Death Partially Caused by Medications, Eagles Manager Irving Azoff Claims

    In a surprising twist, Eagles manager Irving Azoff claims that Glenn Frey’s death was partially caused by medications he was taking to treat a medical condition. In a statement released to the band’s website this past Monday (Jan. 18) it is said that Frey died of multiple ailments, including rheumatoid arthritis, colitis and pneumonia. Frey passed away at the relatively young age of 67. In an a new interview, Azoff said that the colitis and pneumonia were directly to connected to medications he was on for the arthritis, although he would not name names.

  • Eagles Manager Irving Azoff Talks Glenn Frey's Death, His Impact on the Industry

    The music world is saddened by the passing of Glenn Frey, guitarist of the Eagles, a no one more so than those closest to him. Frey’s inner circle included the band’s manager Irving Azoff who fostered their talent since the beginning. Glen passed away this past Monday (Jan. 18) at the relatively young age of 67. In a new interview, Azoff talked about the legendary guitarist’s death and the impact that the band has had on the industry.

  • 'Empire' Co-Creator Danny Strong Denies Mariah Carey, Oprah Cameos and Talks Season 3

    Fox's surprise hit Empire has already featured some industry heavy-hitters in its two seasons including Chris Rock, Alicia Keys and Marisa Tomei. Rumors have been flying that Oprah Winfrey and Mariah Carey will also be making appearances, but unfortunately for fans of the show, co-creator Danny Strong has denied these in an interview at the Fox's winter press tour party, but did talk season 3 of the hit show.

  • Celine Dion's Brother Daniel Dies Days After the Death of Her Husband Rene Angelil

    It's been a tragedy laden week for Celine Dion, with the death of her brother Daniel, 59, following husband Rene Angelil's passing. Daniel had reportedly been fighting brain, tongue and throat cancer and died early this past Saturday (Jan. 16). His funeral will be held at the St-Simon-et-Jude in Charlemagne, Quebec following a tribute at the Salon Charles Rajotte in Repentigny, Quebec. Daniel leaves behind his mother Therese, as well as two daughters, Valerie and Marie Michelle. He is also survived by 13 brothers and sisters and two grandchildren Matis and Laurianne.

  • Celine Dion's Brother Battling Cancer Following Husband Rene Angelil's Death

    Celine Dion's life is certainly fraught with tragedy the past few days. Reportedly, her brother Daniel, 59, is battling cancer following the death of her husband, Rene Angelil, from the disease in the same week. Daniel is currently in the hospital surrounded by his 13 brothers and sisters, as well as his mother, Therese, 88. The family arrived at the hospital on Thursday when they got news of his impending death.

  • Charlie Puth to Embark on North American Tour in Support of 'Nine Track Mind' Album

    After making a splash with his contributions with Wiz Khalifa and Meghan Trainor, Charlie Puth is set to embark on a North American tour in support of his 'Nine Track Mind' album. 'Nine Track Mind' is slated for release on Jan. 29, followed by a two-month tour. Based on the recent success of his single, "One Call Away," his impending tour is expected to be a sell-out as well.

  • Glastonbury Festival Promises More Female Headliners in 2016

    Known for its huge draw, Glastonbury is promising more female headliners in 2016. The head organizer, Emily Eavis, has made it her personal mission to add more women following the controversy that occurred last year over the lack of females booked. The festival is slated for the weekend of June 22-26 at Worthy Farm in the UK and Muse, Adele and Coldplay have been rumored as headliners.

  • Lady Gaga Pays Tribute to Victims on Twitter After "Til' It Happens to You" Oscar Nod

    Since it was released this past September, "Til' It Happens to You," written by Lady Gaga and Diane Warren, has been stirring emotions in the industry. Fittingly, the song has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song for its appearance in the Kirby Dirk directed documentary, 'The Hunting Ground,' which chronicles the rampant sexual assaults occurring daily on US college campuses. But despite the exciting news, Gaga remembered who the song was written for and paid tribute to the victims on Twitter following the Oscar nod.

  • Rene Angelil: Celine Dion's Husband Dead from Throat Cancer at 73

    One of the music industry's most enduring couples, Rene Angelil and Celine Dion were struck by tragedy today when he died from throat cancer. Angelil is just the latest in a string of musicians to pass away from cancer in the past few weeks. He is survived by Dion and their their children, 14-year-old Rene Charles, 5-year-old twins Nelson and Eddy, and his adult children from prior marriages Anne-Marie, Patrick, and Jean-Pierre.

  • Diane Warren Talks "Til It Happens to You" Oscar Nod for Best Original Song, Lady Gaga

    Diane Warren is no stranger to Oscar nods and has been nominated for Academy Awards seven times before. But this time, Warren is being nominated for a song that hits all of the right hot-button issues in the victim shaming culture that can be American society. Her collaboration with Lady Gaga, "Til' It Happens to You" chronicles the rampant sexual assaults on US college campuses, and was featured in the recent documentary 'The Hunting Ground,' which tackles the same hard issues. In a new interview, Warren talks the nomination for Best Original Song and how she hopes that the eighth time is the charm.

  • Madonna Performs at Ex-Husband Sean Penn's 'Help Haiti Home' Charity Gala

    After the infamous story of Sean Penn leaving his ex-wife Madonna tied to a chair during their relatively short-lived marriage, it's surprising to know that she came out in support of his Help Haiti Home charity gala. Queen Madge made an appearance at the event in Beverly Hills this past Saturday (Jan. 9) and went as far as to say "I love you" to her ex-husband after she performed. They even arrived at the event holding hands.

  • Governor's Ball in Competition with Panorama, Creators Blast New NYC Festival in Statement

    Governors Ball may have some major competition this year. It has been one of the leading NYC-local summer festival for 5 years, but for 2016, the promoters behind large scale festival Coachella are bringing a new event to Randall's Island Park. Panorama is forecasted to have a huge draw and is slated to happen too soon after Governors Ball for the promoter's to be comfortable.

  • Coachella Creators Goldenvoice to Bring Panorama Music Festival to NYC in July

    Goldenvoice, the creators of Coachella, are putting on a new festival named Panorama in NYC this upcoming July. The festival will be taking place at Randall's Island Park on July 22-24. Goldenvoice is promoting Panorama as, "Three days of music, art, technology and local food offerings." The promotions company invented the name from the Panorama of the City of New York, which is an almost 10,000 square foot to scale model of the metropolis residing in Queens.
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