• Bobbi Kristina's Aunt Pat Houston Planned to Take Her to Rehab Before Her Accident

    In January, Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, was found face-down and unresponsive in the bathtub at her Roswell, Georgia home. Before the incident took place, family members were eager to find her help for the battles she was facing with drugs. According to a recent interview with People, Bobbi Kristina's aunt, Pat Houston, revealed she was planning on admitting her into rehab before the shocking incident took place.

  • Kurt Cobain's Hair + 'MTV Unplugged' Cardigan for Sale in Massive Online Auction

    Nirvana is simply one of those rock and roll bands that people will never stop loving, especially since the band's deceased frontman, Kurt Cobain, was as iconic as they come. Now, thanks to a new auction, you can not only own a lock of his hair, but for a measley $20,000, you can own the cardigan he wore during the band's epic 1993 MTV Unplugged segment.

  • Bobbi Kristina Brown's Aunt Prepares to Reveal What Really Caused Her Death

    The daughter of the late Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina Brown, died in July. Some are referring to it as a mysterious death. Questions still linger as to what happened to her and who was involved. But, in a recent Facebook post, Brown's aunt promises to reveal the truth and what really caused her death.

  • Whitney Houston Hologram Choreography, Tour Detailed Following Big Announcement

    In 2016, Whitney Houston will come "back to life" in the form of a digital hologram as part of a deal between Hologram USA and the iconic singer's estate. Alki David, the company's CEO, discussed the impending touring stage show with Billboard as well as debunking preconceived ideas of what the show would bring about.

  • 'Jive Talkin'" and Beyond: The Bee Gees No. 1's of The '70s

    It was a dark day for fans of rock music on August 9, 1975, as the Bee Gees' "Jive Talkin'" would be announced as the no. 1 song on the Hot 100. It was the group's second no. 1 hit in its then-14-year career but it was the first that could be classified as "disco." Things would only get better/worse (depending on who you are) from there on out, as the Gibb brothers would become the biggest names in the genre's short history, releasing another seven no. 1 hits before 1980 struck. These are those tracks.

  • Michael Jackson Did Not Write 'The Simpsons' "Do The Bartman"(?)

    A piece of pop culture kinda-history has died as authoritative proof has come out revealing that no, Michael Jackson really did not write The Simpsons' classic "Do The Bartman." Original songwriter Bryan Loren (whose name has been on the track the whole time) sold off his publishing rights to the song, as well as a number of his other compositions. Considering the lawsuits the Jackson family has been bringing against AEG, you can bet they'd stick their legs out if there was a chance Jacko's estate should be getting royalties for "Bartman."

  • 7 Most Influential '90s Soundtracks: 'Clueless,' 'Pulp Fiction' and More

    Clueless fans everywhere are celebrating the 20th birthday of the iconic '90s film, and those with a bent for music are listening to its acclaimed compilation, including the Beastie Boys, Radiohead, Coolio and more (or maybe they're re-watching Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" tribute). It's a solid collection to be sure but there are other films that had an even bigger impact musically. Here are six soundtracks from the decade that left a footprint in both the music AND film industries, ranked by influence.
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