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Opening 2016 with its first show of the new year, Saturday Night Live returned with host Adam Driver and musical guest breakout country star Chris Stapleton performing "Parachute" and "Nobody To Blame." -
Stephen Colbert and Rihanna Star in Super Bowl Themed Grammys Commercial [WATCH]
With the Super Bowl 50 and the 58th Annual Grammy Awards taking place in just a few weeks, it's only right that CBS starts promoting both events. The network has a big month ahead of them since they'll be hosting both TV events just a little over a week apart from each other. So they put Stephen Colbert, Rihanna, Phil Simms, James Brown and Jim Nantz in one commercial to get fans excited for both events. -
Ice Cube Talks 'Straight Outta Compton' Oscar Snub on 'The Wendy Williams Show' [WATCH]
Ice Cube is taking Straight Outta Compton's Oscar snubs in stride. "I'm not pissed," he said in an interview on The Wendy Williams show. "It's the Oscars, they do what they do. The people love the movie, the people supported the movie." -
Weezer Performs 'Thank God For Girls' and 'Do You Wanna Get High' on 'Undatable'
Thursday night Weezer announced its forthcoming self-titled 'White Album' alongside the music video release of "King of the World," and the band has followed that up with a performance on NBC's live sitcom, "Undatable," playing "Thank God For Girls," "Do You Wanna Get High?" and an after show performance of "Buddy Holly." -
'Empire' Renewed for Third Season Following Taraji P. Henson's Golden Globe Win
'Empire' has been renewed for Season 3 at Fox. The announcement was made on Friday (Jan. 15) and follows Taraji P. Henson’s Golden Globe win. -
Ariana Grande Talks 'Moonlight' Album Title Change on 'Kimmel' [WATCH]
Ariana Grande may or may not be changing the name of her third album from Moonlight, but don't expect the "Focus" singer to dish on what the new record will be called. On Thursday night (Jan. 14), Grande appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote her new MAC Viva Glam lipstick, and naturally, talk turned to her devoted fans and her My Everything follow-up. -
HBO's Vinyl Unveil's Soundtrack Vol. 1 Tracklist, Weekly Release Schedule
HBO's new show about rock and roll in the 1970s, Vinyl has unveiled the tracklist for the first volume of songs that will appear on the series' soundtrack. In addition to the first batch of music that features the likes of Sturgill Simpson, Ty Taylor, Otis Redding and the show's fictional band Nasty Bits, there will be shorter EPs released weekly with music from each episode. -
'American Idol' Season 15 Recap/Review: Denver and Little Rock Go Sky High with Talent
American Idol's auditions may have faltered a bit in Philadelphia, with more mediocre singers than memorable ones, but Denver must have been a treasure trove of talent, because (along with Little Rock), the show returned to the Mile-High City on Thursday night (Jan. 14). -
Jimmy Fallon as Bob Dylan Singing 'Hotline Bling' is Exactly What We All Need [WATCH]
When Jimmy Fallon decides to get into character, it is quite the treat. The late night host has been known to channel some of the greatest performers and he has added Bob Dylan to his list this week. Fallon performed "Hotline Bling" as Dylan yesterday and it was just amazing. If you don't believe us, watch the video for yourself. -
Ice Cube Discusses 2016 and the Possibility of a 'Straight Outta Compton' Sequel
In a new interview, rapper/actor Ice Cube discusses the upcoming year and the possibility of a sequel to the highly successful film "Straight Outta Compton." -
Stream the 2016 Best Original Score Oscar Nominees Right Here [LISTEN]
The nominations for the 88th annual Academy Awards ceremony have been announced, and we're all excited about the list of nominees in each of the categories, especially the Best Original Score hopefuls. Five top film composers of arguably the best scores of 2015 movies will hope to take home the trophy at the 2016 Oscars next month, so we're streaming the original soundtracks for the nominated films below. Listen to these scores right here! -
'American Idol' Season 15 Recap/Review: 5 Best Auditions from Mediocre Philadelphia Episode
Philadelphia may be a hot bed for indie rock these days, but the city of Brotherly Love did not fare so well for American Idol. On Wednesday night (Jan. 13), the final season of the show made its way to Philly, and something tells us The State of the Union isn't the only reason this city was trimmed down to a one-hour package.
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