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Whole Foods is already the hip place to buy food that's free of cruelty and genetic modification. So the question from a business perspective become, what products does the company try to stock next to appeal to its average customer. The answer seems to be vinyl records. Whole Foods announced this week that it would be stocking a select number of 12-inch LPs in a trial run at five of its California locations. -
Linda Ronstadt, Best-Selling Female Performer of The '70s, Reveals Parkinson's Diagnosis
Linda Ronstadt, the best-selling solo female performer of the '70s, revealed in an interview with AARP Magazine that she has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. She said the diagnosis came eight months ago. -
Niall Horan, Ellie Goulding Dating Rumors 2013, Twitter Flirting [PHOTO]: 1D's Irish Heartthrob CONFIRMS Secret Romance? 'Burn' Songstress 'Has a Boyfriend'
Niall Horan might have cryptically confirmed his rumored relationship with Ellie Goulding. The two were allegedly spotted sharing a kiss or two at last weekend's V Festival in Hyde Park, this starting a huge uproar of gossip and... -
Miley Cyrus New Album 2013 'BANGERZ:' 'We Can't Stop' Singer's Instagram Reveals Album Cover Pieces in Exchange for VMA Votes [PHOTOS]
Miley Cyrus is hungry for those VMA votes. The "We Can't Stop" songstress is up for three MTV Video Music Awards, and is rallying her massive and dedicated Smiler fanbase together to get herself some Moonmen. To give fans extra incentive... -
Eminem New Album 2013: Earl Sweatshirt Talks Slim Shady Tour and New Album 'Doris' Release, ' Big-A$$ Eminem Fan, But I 'd Rather be at Home!' [VIDEO]
Detroit rapper Eminem's currently on a mini-tour of Europe with the Odd Future gang - including fellow emcees Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt. The tour seems to be going extremely well, but there's just one problem... Sweatshirt's... -
David Lang’s ‘the little match girl passion’ to Receive Ravinia Festival Première
The Ravinia Festival will present two firsts on its August 26 program: the première of David Lang's Pulitzer Prize-winning 'little match girl passion,' and the debut of Chicago-based contemporary music ensemble eighth blackbird... -
Memphis Symphony Orchestra's Martin Luther King Commission, Paul Brantley's 'The Rebirth of the Dream,' to Involve Local Schools
Music and schoolchildren will converge around Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech, thanks to an interesting-sounding project in Memphis, the place where King was assassinated in 1968. The Memphis Symphony... -
Classicalite's Five Best: Fashionable Classical Musicians [POLL]
To suggest that there's anything new in classical musicians jumping into the fashion and lifestyle world is just plain wrong. Ever since the lifestyle marketing era began, classical musicians have occasionally associated themselves with... -
Richard Strauss' 150th Anniversary: Celebrations of Note in 2014
We are barely through Richard Wagner's 200th anniversary, and already, ensembles are gearing up for the sesquicentennial of one of his most famous disciples--Richard Strauss... -
Pandora Removes Listener Caps but Adds Tougher Limits on Skip Capability
Big changes are coming to major internet radio player Pandora in ways that will both open up the service and add some new restrictions for users. -
Kendrick Lamar Leads BET Hip-Hop Awards Nominees after 'Control Verse'...J. Cole, Kanye West and Macklemore Earn Nods
Kendrick Lamar leads with 14 nominations, and J. Cole isn't too far behind with 10. -
Lady Gaga Reveals Sequel to 'Telephone' Video in Works; Will Beyonce Make A Return?
The biggest news from the music video world during the last week has been Lady Gaga's official drop for "Applause," the first single from her forthcoming album "ARTPOP." The video, although full of zaniness and special effects, doesn't compare to the pop star's biggest productions. Speaking of which... -
Music Times Chooses Its Favorite Awkward/Awesome MTV Video Music Award Moments [WATCH]
This Sunday, the MTV Video Music Awards will take place right down the way from the Music Times offices at the Barclay Center in Brooklyn. To commemorate the event, we've assembled a list of the best/most awkward moments in the award show's history. And no, neither Kanye West nor Taylor Swift are involved. -
Brooklyn Rapper Neno Best Sets Off Largest Guns Bust in New York City History With Stupid Instagram Post
Matthew "Neno" Best, a rapper with a few mixtapes to his name, posted several incriminating photos on his Instagram, which led to the largest gun bust in New York City history. -
Robin Thicke 'Blurred Lines' Settlement Rejected by Marvin Gaye's Family; Claim Song Too Similar to 'Got To Give It Up'
The brewing legal issues between Robin Thicke and the Marvin Gaye estate are starting to bubble a little more deeply it would seem. The latest news is that the Gayes rejected a "six-figure settlement" with regards to one of the summer's biggest songs, Thicke's "Blurred Lines."
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