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Deryck Whibley Issues Challenge to Ex-Sum 41 Manager After Accusing Him of Sexual Assault
In his memoir, the Sum 41 singer alleges the former manager sexually abused him, a claim the manager subsequently denied. Now, Whibley has an offer for him. -
Former MTV VJ Ananda Lewis Says Her Cancer Is Stage IV After She Refused Operation
Lewis first revealed she had breast cancer four years ago. However, she ultimately decided against an operation. -
Alex Van Halen Reveals the Extremely Petty Reason David Lee Roth Squashed the Band's Reunion Tour
Rumors about a reunion of Van Halen's surviving members have been abundant for the last four years. -
Kristin Cavallari Thinks Kanye West Has Been Replaced by a Clone: 'I Believe This With Every Ounce of My Body'
She made the conspiracy-laden proclamation on the latest episode of her podcast. -
Taylor Swift Announces Two Big Releases for Final 'Eras Tour' Leg
Taylor Swift has some special plans for fans on Black Friday 2024. -
Sinead O'Connor Song Blasts at 'Surreal' Trump Rally Despite Her Estate's Wishes
A bizarre moment at Trump's latest town hall found him standing and swaying as various songs like O'Connor's played. -
Kelsea Ballerini Says Boyfriend Chase Stokes' Ex Madelyn Cline Is 'So Hot'
Ballerini's love for "Outer Banks," the Netflix teen drama starring Cline, clearly outweighs any awkwardness. -
El Taiger Murder: Police Still Seeking a Suspect
Cuban singer El Taiger survived a week in a coma after he was found with a gunshot wound to his head. Now, police are seeking a suspect in his killing. -
A.U.R.A. Fest 2017 Lineup: Zao, Unearth, He Is Legend, Highlight Georgia Festival
The A.U.R.A. Fest ("All Underground Rock All Day") returns to Savannah, Georgia, on February 18, 2017, at the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum. The festival's lineup includes metalcore favorites such as Zao, Unearth, He Is Legend and Oh, Sleeper. -
The Sax Man Cometh: Kenny G Celebrates the Season on His 'Miracles Holiday & Hits' Tour [Q&A]
'Sup, G? Kenny G needs no introduction -- the acclaimed instrumental artist is an inveterate pop culture figurehead. The G-Man brings his 'Miracles Holiday & Hits' tour to New Jersey’s Wellmont Theater on Wednesday, Dec. 7, for an 8 p.m. show. -
Ravage Ritual: The 7 Most Brutal Zao Songs
Zao has proven to be one of the most prolific bands in modern metalcore. With their new album 'The Well-Intentioned Virus' out next month, it's time for a pragmatic plundering of the band's catalog. Check out these seven classic Zao tracks. -
They're Still Making Noise: Weezer's Early Albums Reissued, 'Pinkerton' Finally Platinum
Weezer's first six albums will be reissued on vinyl this fall by Geffen/UMe. Dropping Oct. 28, the sextet of pivotal alternative albums from the Los Angeles nerd rock combo covers the span from 1994's 'The Blue Album' to 2008's 'The Red Album.' -
Nicki Minaj Drops Surprise New Track 'The Pinkprint Freestyle' on SoundCloud
Nicki Minaj has shared a new song, "The Pinkprint Freestyle," on her SoundCloud. The track shouts out Young Money founder and rapper Lil Wayne while referencing Harambe the gorilla and interpolating portions of M.I.A.'s 2007 hit, "Paper Planes." -
The Devil Wears Prada Touring New Album 'Transit Blues' This Fall
Ohio-based metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada returns this October with their sixth album, 'Transit Blues.' The forthcoming record is their first on Rise Records since 2007's 'Plagues' and follows last year's cosmically-themed 'Space' EP. -
Twenty One Pilots Wins Best Rock Video at 2016 MTV Video Music Awards
Although it wasn't mentioned on the broadcast, it appears that Twenty One Pilots have taken home the Best Rock Video award at the 2016 MTV VMAs. The Columbus, Ohio alternative duo nabbed the award for their Suicide Squad soundtrack hit, "Heathens." -
Unreleased Sufjan Stevens Album From 1998 Found in New York City Dumpster
An unheard record from indie-rocker Sufjan Stevens was reportedly discovered in a New York City trash bin recently. The finding made waves online as Sufjan fans debated the ethics in the refuse-rummaging recoverer leaking the unsanctioned album. -
Angel Olsen Drops 'Shut Up Kiss Me' Video, Roller-Skates Her Way Into Your Heart
Asheville, North Carolina singer-songwriter Angel Olsen revealed an exuberant music video for new single "Shut Up Kiss Me" yesterday. It is the second song released thus far from her upcoming album, 'My Woman,' due out September 2 from Jagjaguwar. -
Violinist Joshua Bell Talks Viral Video Fame, New Album and Shares Exclusive Playlist [Q&A]
Joshua Bell went viral in 2007 after a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial had him playing violin at a D.C. Metro station for indifferent commuters. Here, he talks about that experience, his new classical album and shares with us an exclusive playlist. -
Former Zao Drummer Jesse Smith Returns to the Fold With the Holy Ghost
Jesse Smith, ex-drummer and founder of metalcore band Zao, returns this summer with the debut album from his new rock outfit, Jesse Smith & the Holy Ghost. The group's self-titled effort drops July 8 via Standby Records. -
Soul Asylum & The English Beat: Alt-Legends & Ska Pioneers Paint the US Twin/Tone 2-Tone [Q&A]
Soul Asylum and the English Beat rock across the U.S. this summer on a tour combining the '90s alternative hit-makers with the '80s rudeboys. The two bands take over the Wellmont Theater in Montclair, New Jersey, tomorrow night at 8 p.m. -
Rhapsody Rebrands as Napster à la Early 2000s Peer-to-Peer Music Piracy Heyday
Yesterday, music streaming service Rhapsody announced they are rebranding themselves as Napster, the name of the popular but ultimately doomed early-aughts peer-to-peer file sharing service the company acquired in 2011. -
Banks & Steelz Share New Song 'Giant,' Ready Debut Album for Release This August
Interpol's Paul Banks and Wu-Tang's RZA today announced the debut album from their collaborative music project, Banks & Steelz. The duo shared new track "Giant" from the forthcoming LP, 'Anything But Words,' coming this August via Warner Bros. -
Starflyer 59 Are Back With New Album 'Slow,' Now Streaming in Full via NPR
Starflyer 59's new album 'Slow' is now streaming in its entirety over at NPR's 'All Songs Considered' -- the album drops next Friday, June 17. Don't forget to read our exclusive interview with Starflyer frontman Jason Martin for more info on the LP. -
Prophets of Rage Will 'Bring the Noise' to the Republican National Convention in July
Prophets of Rage -- the new band from Rage Against the Machine, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill members -- plan to shake things up at the Republican National Convention this July. Guitarist Tom Morello recently alluded to the band's civic plan. -
Jack White Biography on the Way, White Stripes Singer Denies Involvement
A new biography on singer Jack White is reportedly in the works from author Nick Hasted. Recently announced by the Overlook Press, the publisher's declaration has led the White Stripes frontman to deny any involvement in the book's creation. -
Bon Iver, Tame Impala and Tenacious D's Twitter Accounts Hacked
A few high profile recording artists fell victim to yet another Twitter hack yesterday. Tame Impala and actor Jack Black's duo Tenacious D had their official feeds compromised along with Bon Iver and Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards. -
Muhammad Ali, 'The People’s Champion' and Heavyweight Legend, Dies at 74
Muhammad Ali, the legendary boxer, Vietnam War objector and Islamic proponent known as "The Greatest of All Time" and "The People's Champion," died yesterday at 74. The historic fighter succumbed following a 32-year battle with Parkinson's disease. -
President Obama Proclaims June 2016 as 'African-American Music Appreciation Month'
United States President Barack Obama has officially declared this month of June 2016 as “African-American Music Appreciation Month.” The announcement was made yesterday by the president in a Presidential Proclamation. -
Beck Unleashes New Single 'Wow,' Details Plans for Forthcoming Tenth Studio Album
Mr. Beck Hansen, otherwise known to pop music fans as just Beck, dropped a brand new single yesterday called "Wow." Following last year's one-off single from the artist, "Dreams," the track offeres a brief glimpse as to what Beck fans can expect in his upcoming tenth studio album. -
Ba Da Ba Ba Bah: Rapper Pusha T Reportedly Wrote the Famous McDonald’s Jingle
Everyone knows the infamously ubiquitous refrain of "Ba-Da-Ba-Ba-Bah, I'm Lovin' It!" from inescapable McDonald's television and radio advertisements. Reportedly, that little ditty was penned by none other than GOOD Music rapper Pusha T.
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