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Rapper Kayo Redd, Waka Flocka Flame's younger brother, found dead in Atlanta

Rapper Kayo Redd, Waka Flocka Flame's younger brother, died yesterday in Atlanta, Rolling Stone reports. The rapper had recently released a mixtape called Redd Kisses, promoting it on Twitter just hours before his death.
Hustle Gang member Doe B killed in Alabama club shooting

Twenty-two-year-old Hustle Gang member Doe B (born Glenn Thomas) was killed early Saturday morning after a nightclub shooting in his hometown of Montgomery, Alabama. He was rushed to the hospital after being shot but was pronounced dead shortly after arriving there.
Most charitable celebrities of 2013 include Taylor Swift, One Direction, Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Paul Walker, Justin Bieber and more

DoSomething.org, a social change nonprofit site, has released is list of the most charitable celebrities of 2013. According to the list pop-country crossover star Taylor Swift topped the organization's annual "Top 20 Celebs Gone Good" for the second consecutive year.
Stevie Nicks officiates wedding for Vanessa Carlton and Deer Tick's John McCauley [PHOTOS]

Vanessa Carlton and John McCauley of Deer Tick got married on Friday. The ceremony was officiated by none other than Stevie Nicks, according to Rolling Stone. Carlton shared a picture of the ceremony in a post that read, "Thanks Stevie for marrying us!" McCauley also posted a photo that read, "Married! Thank you to the Honorable Reverend Stevie Nicks for doin' us the deed!!!"
Drake drops his new song 'Trophies' [LISTEN]

Drake has been teasing his new song "Trophies" for months now. He gave its first sneak peak on the trailer for Nothing Was the Same and then debuted it live during the Brooklyn stop of his tour back in October.
Jack White's Third Man Records co-release Paramount Records box set with Revenant Records

For the most of 2013, Jack White has been working on an archival project centered around Paramount Records, a now defunct blues label from the 1920s that worked with artists including Louis Armstrong, Ma Rainey, Fletcher Henderson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver and Ethel Waters.
U2 return to Island Records for new album

U2 have reunited with its old label Island Records to release their upcoming studio album, which is due out in the Spring.
Prince plays 27-song career-spanning set for 2013 Holiday Show [Setlist]

Prince began his three-night stand at Mohegan Sun Arena Friday night. The 27-song set lasted two and a half hours and covered his 35-year career, according to Consequence of Sound. He was backed by a 21-piece band including members of 3rdEyeGirl and New Power Generation. The set included hits "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry" as well as a the 1980s B-side "She's Always in My Hair." He also played "Mutiny" from his one-off project The Family.
In Memoriam 2013: Looking back at those we've mourned on Music Times this year

Every year, we must say goodbye to people in the music industry whose work has influenced our world today. Although we don't have the space to include everyone who has died this year, we would like to honor some of those we have written about on Music Times in 2013. Click on each link to read their stories.
Kanye West to be studied in an academic textbook called 'The Cultural Impact of Kanye West'

Incase you think you're not reading enough about Kanye West on a daily basis, come March 6, 2014, you get to study the hip-hop "genius" in textbook form.
Beck and Til Schweiger of 'Inglorious Basterds' are suing each other

Alt-rocker Beck has entered battle with Inglorious Bastered actor Til Schweiger, who played Sgt. Hugo Stiglitz in the film and is one of the top filmmakers in Germany. According to gossip site TMZ, Schweiger claims that Beck destroyed his Malibu rental property. He had been renting it to the rocker for $11,000 per month from 2010 until February of this year.
Kanye West says he is finished ranting for 'six months at least'

Kanye West has had a few choice words to say this year on topics ranging from The Grammys to fashion. But according to SPIN, the rapper might be taking a break from these onstage monologues in the coming year.
A new study suggests Jay Z's brand is suffering due to lack of authenticity

Jay Z's brand has had its hand in everything from music to fashion to sports, but according to research from celebrity branding expert Jeetendr Sehdev (via Business Insider), his brand might not be as influential as people think.
Freed Pussy Riot members to form prisoners’ rights organization, ask Western nations to boycott Sochi Olympics

In their first press conference since their release, the two freed Pussy Riot members have plans to form a prisoners' rights organization but will put politics and performing as Pussy Riot on hold. They are also urging Western countries to boycott the Winter Olympics in Sochi, according to Billboard.
Beyoncé's backup singers, The Mamas, talk working with the superstar

Beyoncé's backup singers, The Mamas, sat down with Hot 97's Old Man Ebro to talk about what it's like working with the superstar. Mama's member Montina (alto) has been with Beyoncé for since her debut solo album, Crystal Collins (tenor) has been with Bey for almost nine years and Tiffany Monique (soprano) has been with her for eight years.
April 10th to be declared Nirvana Day in Hoquiam, Washington

Following Nirvana's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the city of Hoquiam, Washington has declared April 10th to be Nirvana Day. The city is part of Grays Harbor County and sits just four miles from Kurt Cobain's hometown of Aberdeen. Cobain lived in Hoquiam for a short period of time, enough for the city's major, Jack Durney, to declare that the band brought "great honor ... to the entire community."
Grammy-winning drummer Ricky Lawson dead at 59 from brain aneurysm

Studio drummer Ricky Lawson, 59, who collaborated with musicians including Michael Jackson, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins and Whitney Houston, died at a suburban Los Angeles hospital from a brain aneurysm, according to Billboard.
Marc Anthony releases fan video for 'Vivir Mi Vida' [WATCH]

Superstar salsa singer Marc Anthony released his fan video for the hit "Vivir Mi Vida" on Christmas Eve. According to the Examiner, fans that attended Anthony's show in Los Angeles this year were encouraged to film his latest No. 1 single and submit it via FanFootage, a website that automatically combines fan video of live performances with the professional audio recording.
Miley Cyrus' 'Adore You' video leaked a day early [WATCH]

Miley Cyrus has been hyping the release of her third Bangerz single "Adore You" since she revealed the artwork on a week ago then shared a scandalous clip from her video in which she touches herself in the nether regions. Yesterday, that video leaked. It was supposed to drop today, but hit the Internet yesterday instead.
Beyoncé sings and dances with terminally ill child at Las Vegas show [WATCH]

On Christmas Eve, Beyoncé shared a video about a fan of hers, Taylon, who is terminally ill with inoperable tumor on her brain. Her Make-A-Wish dream was to dance with Queen Bey.
Lupe Fiasco drops new song 'Piru Blues,' a leftover from 'Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Part 1' [LISTEN]

Lupe Fiasco played Santa and dropped a new track this morning called "Piru Blues," according to Complex. The DJ SimonSayz-produced track, which didn't make the cut for his last album, Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Part 1, explores love and violence on the streets.
Tuesdays Under 21: Arlissa

Tuesdays Under 21 is a Music Times feature dedicated to bringing attention to talented musicians and performers under the age of 21. Who knows? They just might be the next big thing. This week we introduce you to... Arlissa
Justin Bieber tweets 'I'm officially retiring'

Last night Justin Bieber took to Twitter to announce he is "officially retiring." Last night Justin Bieber took to Twitter to announce he is "officially retiring.
2 Chainz debuts new song 'Twerk Season' in Atlanta [WATCH]

Last night, 2 Chainz gave a headlining performance at Street Execs 4th Annual Christmas Concert along with Rich Homie Quan, Trinidad Jame$, Travis Porter, Young Dro, August Alsina, Cap 1, Shawty Lo, Doe B and others at the Tabernacle in Atlanta.
Sky Ferreira and Ariel Pink premiere updated version of 'My Molly' [WATCH]

Sky Ferreira and Ariel Pink have released a surprise new version of Pink's "My Molly." They took to Twitter to share the track along with an accompanying video, directed by Grant Singer.
Kings of Leon premiere 'Last Mile Home' written for upcoming film 'August: Osage County' [LISTEN]

Kings of Leon have released a stripped-down, acoustic version the track "Last Mile Home," which was originally written for the soundtrack of the upcoming film August: Osage County. The soundtrack and film will be released January 7, 2014.
Jack Johnson premieres 'Shot Reverse Shot' video [WATCH]

Jack Johnson makes references to his videography studies throughout his discography. He has directed two surf films, 2000's Thicker Than Water and 2002's The September Sessions. On the video for "Shot Reverse Shot" off this year's From Here to Now to You, he steps back into the director role to helm the clip. The result is a playful stop-motion film produced with a camera phone and a stack of books.
Usher promises new music in 2014

Usher has been in the spotlight this year as a coach on The Voice and a role in the upcoming Hands of Stone, but in 2014, we'll get to see new music from the R&B singer.
Drake to perform and host on SNL January 18

Pulling double-duty on Saturday Night Live has become a trend for artists who can both sing and act. Following Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars, Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber, Drake will be the next in line to serve both SNL roles simultaneously. The announcement was made on this weekend's show that Drake will take over the January 18, 2014 episode.
The Flaming Lips give their 'Christmas On Mars' film it's online debut

The ever-prolific Flaming Lips are giving the 2008 feature film Christmas on Mars its online debut today. Written and directed by frontman Wayne Coyne, the story centers on Major Syrtis during his first Christmas on Mars, which has recently been colonized. It features guest appearances by Portlandia's Fred Armisen, Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock and Adam Goldberg, according to Consequence of Sound.