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Motorhead take notes from Weezer, Kid Rock and book Motorboat cruise for fall 2014
Have you ever wanted to motorboat on the seas with Lemmy Kilmister? Well, this fall you will have your chance. Last week (Feb. 14), legendary hard rock band Motorhead announced it will be getting into the cruise festival game with a flagship vacation this fall. Of course, the cruise will fittingly be titled... Motorboat. -
Possible tracklist for Lil Wayne new album 'Tha Carter V' leaks online [PHOTO]
A tracklisting for Lil Wayne's highly anticipated new album Tha Carter V has possibly hit the 'net. -
P!nk joins Bette Midler, U2, Pharrell at the Oscars
The Oscars are about to get a little pop of color in its lineup. Today (Feb. 21), it was announced that pop star P!nk will perform at the 2014 Academy Awards, joining the likes of Pharrell Williams, U2 and Bette Midler. -
Lily Allen's new album title mocks Kanye West... introducing 'Sheezus'
Lily Allen is not done making a statement. After releasing the patriarchy-smashing single "Hard Out Here" last year and the poppy but oddball "Air Balloon" last month, the British pop star has finally unveiled the title of her new album, and it's not going to make Kanye West feel good. Allen's third LP is going to be called... Sheezus. -
Pharrell Williams' crazy Grammy hat goes to eBay auction for charity
Were you as big of a fan as Pharrell William's ridonkulous Grammys hat as the rest of us? Now, for the price of a nice used car, the Mountie-inspired chapeau can be yours. Yes, @PharrellHat has been sent to auction on eBay. -
WATCH: Arcade Fire rule the studio with 'Afterlife' on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon continued its parade of mega-performances and stars during its inaugural week on Thursday night (Feb. 20), when massive stadium alt-rockers Arcade Fire stormed the stage for a performance of the Reflektor cut "Afterlife." -
American Idol Season 13 Recap: Top 13 Includes Show's Strongest Singers In Years... and Kristen O'Connor
Welp, American Idol's Top 13 is here. After thousands of singers tried out over weeks of auditions and cuts, the supposed best of the best has been announced and will move on to next week's first official proper live show. Thursday night (Feb. 20), Idol host Ryan Seacrest announced the American picked top 10 in the show's first 10 minutes. For the most part, both the top performing girls and the best boys made it through by America's vote. -
WATCH: Katy Perry 'Dark Horse' music video features Egyptian pop queen chasing off suitors
There's no going back. After spending a month atop the Billboard charts, Katy Perry's third Prism single "Dark Horse" has finally received its music video. As last week's teaser promised, the Egyptian-themed clip finds Katy Patra as a highly desirable, magical pharaoh who isn't afraid to get what she wants from men, even if she doesn't have to keep them around. -
Throwback Thursday: Celebrate Kurt Cobain's 47th Birthday with 'MTV Unplugged In New York'
Today (Feb. 20) marks what would have been Nirvana frontman/grunge leader Kurt Cobain's 47th birthday. Though, of course, this year marks 20 years since he took his own life, his groundbreaking music continues to live on. Even though Nirvana have released a slew of posthumous releases since 1994, for today's #ThrowbackThursday, we'll look at the very first one, and the album that somehow ended up feeling like a tribute to Cobain: Nirvana's acoustic record MTV Unplugged in New York. -
Is Miley Cyrus' 'Bangerz' Tour in trouble? Controversial antics, high ticket prices displease fans of all types
As should have been expected, Miley Cyrus' Bangerz Tour is gathering quite a bit of controversy. Despite her saying the trek would be "educational for kids," her crazy antics are making parents angry. The show's controversial material mixed with high ticket prices and half sold-out shows mean Cyrus fans of all sorts aren't particularly pleased. -
50 Cent moves to independent label, new album 'Animal Ambition' drops in June
When you think of rapper 50 Cent, your first inclination isn't likely "indie guy," but now that's what the "In Da Club" rapper is. After years on Interscope Records and Eminem's Shady/Aftermath imprint, 50 Cent is going out to a smaller label. -
Big Boi confirms no new Outkast album following tour, but he is releasing a 'Game Of Thrones' mixtape
Outkast has confirmed there will be no new music in 2014. First, the mega-famous "Hey Ya" duo announced a reunion with 40 festival shows this year, then its former manager Queen Latifah said there would be a new album and then, uh, no there wouldn't. But today (Feb. 20), the word has come straight from Big Boi himself: Outkast will not be releasing a new record. -
Conor Oberst files libel lawsuit against XOJane commenter
Conor Oberst is going to court. Yesterday (Feb. 19), the Bright Eyes/Desaparecidos frontman filed a libel lawsuit in the New York federal courts against an XOJane reader who said the singer-songwriter raped her in an anonymous comment on the story "I Dated a Famous Rock Star & All I Got Was Punched in the Face." -
Bette Midler to perform at the Oscars for the first time, joining Best Original Song nominees
The Oscars is about to get some wind beneath its wings. Yesterday (Feb. 19), it was announced that legendary movie star/singer Bette Midler will be performing at this year's ceremony. -
'American Idol' Season 13 Recap: Top 10 Boys Show Up Girls With Good, Bad and Meh Performances
So, here we have it. American Idol's 13th incarnation's top 20 contestants. After last night's so-so turn from the apparent best of the best girls, on Wednesday (Feb. 19), judges Harry Connick Jr., Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban hand picked the top 10 boys for this year's competition. -
Arctic Monkeys to tour internationally this summer: 'Do I Wanna Know' band announces 'AM' Tour extension
Arctic Monkeys may still be in the midst of its sold out North American winter tour, but that doesn't mean the "Do I Wanna Know?" band isn't still looking toward the future. Today (Feb. 19), Arctic Monkeys announced a second string of international tour dates in support of its latest album AM, and in addition to shows in Oceania and Europe, it will also be returning to the States. -
Tori Amos reveals 'Unrepentant Geraldines' release date, summer US tour dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Tori Amos' new album "Unrepentant Geraldines" now has an official release date beyond the broad "spring 2014." The singer-songwriter's 14th studio album is now due out May 13. Alongside the new due date, Amos has also announced the North American leg of her extensive 2014 world tour. -
iTunes Festival coming to America at SXSW: Coldplay, Imagine Dragons and more to headline five-day fest
South By Southwest is about to get a massive dose of stardom. The notably low key, independent festival will be taken over by Apple. Today (Feb. 19), the company announced it would be bringing its iTunes Festival to the United States via Austin, Tex., and five nights of massive shows. -
Cee Lo Green leaving 'The Voice' for good after four seasons to focus on new album
NBC's reality competition show The Voice is losing one of its most prominent voices. Today (Feb. 19) during an appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, four-season coach Cee Lo Green announced that he will not be returning to the show. -
Watch: Lady Gaga makes live return with 'Artpop' on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'
It's been a minute since the world got to see a live performance from Lady Gaga. After spending the last bit of 2013 fighting depression and battles within her inner circle, the Mother Monster finally made a return to live performances last night (Feb. 19) with a performance of ARTPOP's title track on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. -
'American Idol' Season 13 Recap: The Good, The Bad and The Meh from the Girls Top 10
American Idol has gone live and the first round went to the ladies on Tuesday night (Feb. 18). Fifteen women entered to the waiting room for the live audience stage, but only 10 got the chance to perform, yet another dramatic twist for Idol's 13th season. As former judge and current mentor Randy Jackson noted, this batch of contestants is a markedly unique and diverse group, and that was clear through the mixed bag performances. So, who was good, who was bad and who was just passable? -
Outkast, Drake headline OVO Fest, following in Lil Wayne, Jay Z's footsteps
Outkast is continuing its mission to absolutely dominate the festival scene in 2014. In January, the "Hey Ya" duo promised to perform at an astounding 40 different venues this year. After announcing dates at Coachella, New York's Governor's Ball and the Hangout Fest, Outkast have added one more 2014 date: Drake's OVO Fest. -
Bob Casale, longtime Devo guitarist, passes away at 61
One of the founding members of legendary alt-rock group Devo has passed away. Bob Casale, the group's longtime guitarist, died yesterday (Feb. 17) of heart failure. -
Kelis to serve up 'Jerk Ribs,' 'Milkshake' on new Cooking Channel show
Kelis' milkshake brought all the boys to the yard in her massive 2003 hit, but now she's hoping to bring even more food to your television set on a new Cooking Channel show. Yesterday (Feb. 17) it was announced that the 34-year-old singer has landed her own show on the food centric channel after years of dedicating albums and songs to her love of food. -
Britney Spears 'Unbroken' leaks from 'Femme Fatale' sessions [LISTEN]
Britney Spears has sprung a leak. Over the weekend, the previously unheard cut "Unbroken" from her Femme Fatale era hit the 'net. Produced by Fraser T Smith, the demo version of the track proves that Britney still has that pop hit potential, even if that isn't clear from Britney Jean. -
LISTEN: My Chemical Romance premiere final song 'Fake Your Death' from greatest hits album
It's time for the My Chemical Romance swan song. After weeks of anticipation (and dread) from the former alt-rock band's dedicated MCRmy fanbase, its final song has arrived. Today (Feb. 17) "Fake Your Death" premiered on BBC Radio 1. A YouTube stream of the track, alongside an official trailer for My Chemical Romance's upcoming greatest this album, followed the BBC debut. -
Arcade Fire announce Reflektor Tour openers: Dan Deacon, Kid Koala to support
The supporting acts for Arcade Fire's Reflektor Tour have finally been announced less than a month before the string of shows is set to kick off in Louisville, Ky. Today (Feb. 17), it was announced that Dan Deacon and Kid Koala will open for the "Afterlife" band on the tour's first eight dates. -
Stream Beck's new album 'Morning Phase' before Feb. 25 release date
Beck is about to enter into the "Morning Phase" of his career. Eight days before his 12th studio album and the Sea Change soulmate is set to drop, the indie rock weirdo is streaming the record in full on NPR. -
Five 'Drunk In Love' remixes not enough for you? Listen to T.I.'s new take on the Beyoncé single!
Another day, another "Drunk In Love" remix. After a weekend full of high-profile covers courtesy of Kanye West, Diplo and The Weeknd another musician has taken on the Beyoncé/Jay Z collaboration: T.I. -
Watch: Lily Allen drops arcade inspired 'L8 CMMR' lyric video for 'Girls' song
Lily Allen's man may be a late comer, but her newest lyric video is right on time. Today (Feb. 17), the British pop princess released an old-school video game inspired clip for her newest track "L8 CMMR."
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