• Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Complete 'This Unruly Mess I've Made' Tracklist Revealed

    Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have revealed the complete, or so we hope, tracklist for their new album This Unruly Mess I've Made. Like Kanye West in recent weeks and others before him, the pair decided to share the tracklist on Instagram via a written note. The star-packed LP features the likes of Ed Sheeran, Leon Bridges, Anderson .Paak, DJ Premier and famous actor and occasional rapper and DJ Idris Elba.

  • Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Bring 'White Privilege II' To 'Colbert'

    Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are trying to shake things up with their new album This Unruly Mess I've Made. Their first single "Downtown" had the fun, radio-friendly appeal of "Thrift Shop," but it wasn't until we heard "White Privilege II" that fans saw the social commentary that the duo were trying to attack. The song has been controversial to say the least and last night, Feb. 8, Macklemore, Ryan Lewis and group of poets performed on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

  • 23 Most Anticipated Albums Of 2016: Drake, Frank Ocean, Rihanna, Radiohead, Flume & More

    A great year of albums has come and gone, but now it is time to look ahead to 2016 where some artists have hinted at potential LPs and others have been keeping us waiting for what feels like forever. Among the 23 albums that we chose are full-lengths from the likes of Kanye West, Rihanna, Frank Ocean, Flume, Radiohead, Sia, Steve Angello, The 1975 and many more.

  • AMAs 2015: 5 Things to Watch from Coldplay to Justin Bieber

    Everyone knows the American Music Awards, more so than other awards shows, are all about the performances, and this year there are several from artists like Coldplay and Justin Bieber to look forward to or at least catch up on the morning after.

  • Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' $10,000 Grant Ban Lifted By Aliso Niguel High School

    Macklemore and Ryan Lewis have shown their concern over the dwindling funding of public school arts programs in the form of a $10,000 grant to an Orange County high school. However, early last week, it was revealed that Aliso Niguel High School declined the grant due to the promotion of "misogyny and drug use." Mackelmore was evidently disheartened by the news, which came in light of parents' complaints about a visit from the pair. The ban was prompted by a contest (held by the textbook website Chegg, according to The Orange County Register) in which students competed to win a visit and grant from the popular Hip Hop duo.
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