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Chris Brown and Tyga Share 'Fan of a Fan: The Album' Details: Record Features 50 Cent, T.I., Wale [TRACKLIST]

Tyga and Chris Brown have shared the album art and tracklist to their new collaboration, "Fan of a Fan: The Album." The effort features guest spots by Ty Dolla $ign, 50 Cent, Pusha T, Boosie Badazz, T.I. and Wale, among others, Vibe notes. "Ayo," the album's lead single, dropped last month with a lyric video hitting the web just yesterday (Jan. 23).
Blake Shelton Plays The Whisper Challenge on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' Doesn't Know Benedict Cumberbatch

Blake Shelton stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (Jan. 23) to promote his upcoming host/musical guest gig on Saturday Night Live. Fallon, of course, had something fun planned for the country superstar. The pair played The Whisper Challenge, where one player wears headphones blaring loud music and the other says a phrase for them to guess. The game's big reveal was that Shelton has no clue who Benedict Cumberbatch is.
Chris Robinson Talks Black Crowes Split: 'Jealous Again' Singer Responds to Brother Rich Robinson's Statement

Fans probably weren't too surprised when Rich Robinson announced that The Black Crowes were calling it quits earlier this month after a 26-year career. Drummer Steve Gorman had already warned fans last year and the group has taken multiple breaks throughout its history. Frontman Chris Robinson caught most of the flak after the announcement, but the "Jealous Again" singer has broken his silence to offer his side of why the band split.
Noel Gallagher: Oasis Reunion Would Only Happen for the Money Because 'We're Not as Good as We Used to Be'

Noel Gallagher laid it all out on the line recently with regard to an Oasis reunion. He said that if the band ever got back together, it would strictly be because the money was too good to turn down. His rant in Q magazine cited acts like Led Zeppelin and The Smiths that he believes don't reunite because they aren't as good as they use to be. Besides, Gallagher is busy with his High Flying Birds solo project.
Johnny Ramone's Red Mosrite Guitar Sells for $71K at Auction, Axe Linked to the Ramones TV Appearances in the 1980s

There's still plenty of love for the iconic punk band the Ramones in today's day and age. One fan recently purchased Johnny Ramone's signature Mosrite guitar at auction for $71,825. The rare rock 'n' roll artifact was signed by the guitarist as well. Johnny owned nine other Mosrite axes.
Ryan Adams and Mandy Moore Divorce After Five Years of Marriage: Reps Say Decision to Split Was Mutual

Ryan Adams and Mandy Moore have filed for divorce after five years of marriage. The split is mutual, according to a joint statement. The "Gimme Something Good" singer and Tangled voice actress were married in 2009 in Savannah, Georgia, and celebrated their five-year anniversary in their new hometown of Los Angeles.
Shania Twain Releasing CD, DVD of Las Vegas Residency at The Colosseum: 'Shania: Still the One' Due Out in March

Shania Twain's two-year residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas came to a close last month. The singer consistently filled seats for each leg of the show, raking in nearly $45 million total. Twain will look to cash in further on the venture by releasing a Shania: Still the One Live From Vegas CD/DVD combo pack on March 3.
Busta Rhymes Thanks Fans for Supporting Conglomerate Entertainment's O.T. Genasis in Handwritten Letter

Busta Rhymes scribbled out a letter recently to let the hip-hop community know how much he appreciated all the support for his Conglomerate Entertainment artist ,O.T. Genasis. The young rapper's new single, "CoCo," has performed well on the charts and is close to reaching gold status, according to Mr. Rhymes. He added that the next artist from the Conglomerate camp is J-Doe.
Tom Morello, Serj Tankian Pay Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne Guitarist Randy Rhoads with 'Crazy Train' Cover [LISTEN]

Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello and System of a Down's Serj Tankian joined forces to pay tribute to deceased Ozzy Osbourne axeman Randy Rhoads. The pair decided to lay down "Crazy Train," the anthemic single from Osbourne's debut solo effort "Blizzard of Ozz." The cover will be included on the new compilation "Immortal Randy Rhoads: The Ultimate Tribute" and features Rudy Sarzo, another Rhoads bandmate, and Vinny Appice, "Rolling Stone" notes.
Puddle of Mudd's Wes Scantlin Arrested for Riding Baggage Carousel in Airport, Fan Bails 'Blurry' Singer Out of Jail

Puddle of Mudd have been able to maintain relevance in the rock world mainly thanks to the antics of frontman Wes Scantlin. As Stereogum notes, the "Blurry" singer has a lengthy rap sheet that includes alleged domestic abuse, chainsawing a patio and taking a swim in an off-limits pool at Graceland. He kept the streak alive recently at the Denver International Airport after riding the baggage carousel and going into a secured zone.
Iggy Azalea Talks Upcoming Great Escape Tour, Madonna and 'Gyrating in a Leotard at 35' in New 'GQ' Interview

Iggy Azalea is trying not to get ahead of herself. Right now, her biggest priorities are her second album and upcoming Great Escape Tour. The Australian rapper spoke with "GQ" recently about how she is staying focused in the face of all the success that accompanied her "The New Classic" LP in 2014 and how Madonna inspired her upcoming tour.
Even Fergie 'Got Sick' of Listening to The Black Eyed Peas During the Band's 'I Gotta Feeling'/'Boom Boom Pow' Reign

The Black Eyed Peas ruled pop radio in 2009 with two wildly popular hits, "Boom Boom Pow" and "I Gotta Feeling." The group released one album following that period of stardom, 2010's The Beginning, before members pursued solo careers. Fergie, aka Stacy Ferguson, is arguably the most prominent member of the group, and she recently told The Guardian that it was tough performing those songs night after night.
Scott Weiland Forms Supergroup Art of Anarchy with Members of Guns N' Roses and Disturbed, Says They Won't Tour

Scott Weiland has apparently been a busy guy. The singer has been working on a new release with The Wildabouts titled "Blaster," out March 31, while also recording an album with the supergroup Art of Anarchy. The band features former Guns N' Roses guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, Disturbed bassist John Moyer and brothers Jon and Vince Votta on guitar and drums. While Art of Anarchy's debut is also due this spring, Weiland is more focused on his solo career.
Taylor Swift Defends Fan Against Internet Troll: '1989' Singer Won't Stand for Mean Comments

There is no in between with Taylor Swift. You either love her so much that you blog about her or you hate her so much that you throw shade any chance you get. This is the world we live in. Swift returned all the love over the holidays during what social media dubbed "Swiftmas." The "1989" singer sent care packages to some lucky fans who then uploaded videos of themselves opening the gifts. After one troll wrote a hateful comment on Lucy Ashton's video, Swift came to her fan's defense, BuzzFeed notes.
Tim McGraw and Brad Paisley Will Headline the 2015 iHeartRadio Country Music Festival in Austin

More festival news out of Austin today, Jan. 22, regarding the iHeartRadio Country Festival. Tim McGraw and Brad Paisley have been tapped as the headliners for the second annual event, which kicks off May 2. Rascal Flatts and Brantley Gilbert will also be on hand for the festivities, "Rolling Stone Country" notes.
'American Idol' Season 14 Recap & Review: Even Keith Urban's Return Can't Spice Up the Boring Minneapolis Auditions

Last week's New York audition for "American Idol" is a tough episode to follow. We saw some serious talent in the Big Apple because, well ... it's the Big Apple. Minneapolis proved it wasn't up for the challenge. Keith Urban made it back, much to the delight of one contestant, while Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick Jr. were up to the same old antics.
Backstreet Boys Visit Lou Pearlman's House in New Clip for 'Show 'Em What You're Made Of' Documentary [WATCH]

Lou Pearlman was synonymous with making boy bands like NSync and the Backstreet Boys successful in the 1990s. By 1998, though, members of the "I Want It That Way" group started to ask questions about the amount of money they were receiving for their work. They have since sued Pearlman multiple times, the first lawsuit alleging that they only made $300,000 after a tour that raked in millions for his company. In a new clip for Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of documentary, the group visit Pearlman's old house - the one that their hard work likely helped pay for.
'Parks and Recreation' Recap & Review: Ron Swanson and Leslie Knope Square Off Then Eat Breakfast Food

As "Parks and Recreation" enters its final few episodes, the show is promising to send everyone from the Pawnee world off in style. And yes, that means everyone. The Reasonablists, the town cult, make an appearance along with the tattoo guy and the custodian hung up on Shaina Twain. But tonight's double header was all about Ron Swanson and Leslie Knope.
Alesso Talks Upcoming Debut Album, 'Heroes (We Could Be)' Success and Admiration for Chris Martin of Coldplay

The wait for Alesso's upcoming debut album, which has yet to be titled, is almost over. The EDM up-and-comer dropped "Heroes (We Could Be)" last year, and it made some major moves on the charts. In a recent interview with Billboard, the artist talked about realizing his vision on the new album, his collaboration with Swedish singer Tove Lo, and his love for Chris Martin's work with Coldplay.
Barbra Streisand's 'Partners' Goes Platinum: Singer Tops Million-Selling Releases List for Women with 31

Barbra Streisand's most recent album, 'Partners,' hit platinum status recently, bringing her total to 31. She is currently the queen of million-selling albums according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) with Reba McEntire far behind at 19 platinum releases. It's her best-selling record since 2001's 'Christmas Memories.'
Jon Stewart Rips Mike Huckabee Over Beyoncé Comments in New Book on 'The Daily Show' [WATCH]

Jon Stewart went at it with former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee on "The Daily Show" last night, Jan. 19. The discussion, which touched on the differences in city and country culture as well as Beyoncé, never got heated and was an extremely enjoyable seven minutes of television. Stewart, as always, was respectful and deliberate during his chat with the Fox News personality.
It's Decemberists Day in Portland: Mayor Honors Band for 'What a Terrible World, What a Wonderful World' Release

Portland, Oregon, residents are currently celebrating Decemberists Day in honor of the band and their new release, 'What a Terrible World, What a Wonderful World.' Mayor Charlie Hales dedicated today (Jan. 20) to the indie rockers and praised them for making their hometown proud. The band will perform at the proclamation ceremony later today.
Marilyn Manson Talks Blues Influence for 'The Pale Emperor,' Billy Corgan and Collaborator Tyler Bates in New Interview

Marilyn Manson sat down with Billboard recently to discuss his upcoming release, 'The Pale Emperor.' The shock-rocker revealed that blues played a role on the album, which is the follow-up to 2012's 'Born Villain.' He also took some time to talk about the mini reunion he had with Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins and his collaboration with film composer, Tyler Bates, who co-produced the singer's ninth studio effort.
Kid Rock Reportedly Kills Mountain Lion, Ted Nugent Posts Photo of 'First Kiss' Singer to Facebook with Pro-Hunting Rant

Animal rights groups and activists are not happy with Kid Rock. The "First Kiss" singer went on a hunting trip with rocker/avid hunter Ted Nugent recently and shot a mountain lion. Nugent shared a picture of Rock holding up his "trophy" on Facebook, where he pre-emptively called out animal lovers, dubbing them "braindead squawkers."
Mötley Crüe Release Final Song "All Bad Things" Along with Last North American Tour Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]

Mötley Crüe recently announced the last leg of its Final Tour, which will kick off July in Oregon and come to an end with a homecoming gig in Los Angeles on New Year's Eve. Shock rocker Alice Cooper will support the hard rock act for most of the new dates. In celebration, the band also released its final single, "All Bad Things."
St. Vincent Shares New Song "Bad Believer": "Digital Witness" Singer's Deluxe Reissue is Out Feb. 9 [LISTEN]

St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, dropped a new tune titled "Bad Believer" today (Jan. 20). The track is one of five bonus songs that will be included on the Feb. 9 deluxe edition of her critically acclaimed self-titled effort, which will mark the album's one-year anniversary. Other tracks include "Del Rio," "Sparrow" and a Darkside remix of her hit "Digital Witness."
Killer Mike Pens Op-Ed for Martin Luther King Jr., Encouraging People to Be 'Revolutionaries' Like the Civil Rights Leader

Musicians and celebrities are often in a unique position to share their personal views on politics, race, sexual orientation and any other social issues of their time period. The ones who resonate with the public, though, are the artists who share their ideals within and outside their craft. Killer Mike of Run the Jewels has been on a mission as of late, penning opinion pieces for publications about his feelings toward race relations following the unfortunate deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in Staten Island. His post yesterday on Martin Luther King Jr. Day might have been his finest.
Slipknot Announces Spring US Tour Dates, Hatebreed to Support '.5: The Gray Chapter' Group [FULL SCHEDULE]

Slipknot is planning to make your spring a little heavier — the band just announced a handful of U.S. tour dates with fellow headbangers Hatebreed. The band will tour behind their most recent album, ".5: The Gray Chapter", which was released in October. Fan club members can order tickets now followed by a general public sale starting Jan. 23, Blabbermouth reports.
Madonna 'Rebel Heart' Tracklist Reveals a Chance the Rapper, Mike Tyson Collaboration, Nas Also Has Guest Spot [TRACKLIST]

The full tracklist for Madonna's upcoming Rebel Heart is up on the iTunes store. Despite having to battle leaks and moving up the release date, Madge still has some surprises in store for fans, Consequence of Sound notes. Track nine, "Iconic," features Chance the Rapper and ... wait for it ... Mike Tyson. Oh yeah, and Nas has a guest spot on a track too.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Drummer Dallas Taylor Dead at 66, Percussionist Played at Woodstock with Supergroup

The rock world has lost another great musician: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young drummer Dallas Taylor died earlier today (Jan. 19). According to The Los Angeles Times, Taylor performed at Woodstock with the supergroup, in addition to keeping the beat steady on seven of the group's hit records. He was 66.