Caitlin Carter

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  • Britney Spears: "Pretty Girls" Singer Calls Audience Member "F--king A--holes" During Piece of Me Show In Las Vegas [WATCH]

    Don't mess with Britney, b*tch. The singer reportedly called out an audience member who heckled her on stage during one of her recent Piece of Me shows in Las Vegas at Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino. Footage has surfaced online (see below) of the "Pretty Girls" singer calling someone in the crowd "f**king assholes." Although it's not entirely clear what prompted that response, the Huffington Post theorizes that it was because someone called her a "fat b*tch," which you can hear vaguely in the clip.

  • ASAP Rocky New Album: Early May 'A.L.L.A.' Release Date Surfaces For "M's" Rapper

    A$AP Rocky's highly anticipated new album now appears to have a new release date. According to a new report, the effort is slated to drop in early May rather than the May 26 release date that had surfaced earlier this month via Amazon's pre-order page. Although nothing has been confirmed by the rapper, HitsDailyDouble, the site which calculates album sales, shows that At.Long.Last.A$AP will arrive on May 12.

  • Christina Aguilera Talks Nashville Role, New Songs, Recording A Country Album, ACM Awards Performance & More

    As previously reported, Christina Aguilera is set to appear on the ABC hit series Nashville tonight. The Voice coach will be going country for her new role as Jade St. John, a pop superstar who rolls into town for a two-night engagement at The Bridgestone with an agenda: she wants to record a country album, but her label insists she stay on brand with pop music. Although her character has a desire to sing country music, Aguilera reveals in a new interview that she doesn't plan to make the jump into the genre herself.

  • Ringo Starr "Was Mad For 20 Years" Following Beatles Split, Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee Says He Turned To Alcohol After Breakup

    Ringo Starr is prepping for his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this weekend by his friend and former bandmate Paul McCartney. Although the Beatles were inducted as a band in 1988, Starr is the last of the Fab Four to enter into the Rock Hall as a solo artist. Starr, who is mostly known for being a Beatle, said the decades that followed their split were hard on him. In an interview with the Times of London, the drummer said he couldn't remember full years following the split because he turned to alcohol.

  • Billboard Charts Now Able To Reflect Bandzoogle's Sales Reports To Nielsen SoundScan

    Bandzoogle, the leading website platform for musicians, will now report its direct-to-consumer sales to Nielsen SoundScan, giving artists a chance to impact charts, Billboard reports. The site allows bands to include a "store page" where they can sell their music directly to their fans without a middle man, putting 100 percent of the profits in the artists' pockets as Bandzoogle doesn't take a cut. As of publication time, there have been $16,483,745 in member sales through the company and counting.

  • John Legend Starts FREE AMERICA Campaign To End Mass Incarceration: 'Glory' Singer To Perform, Speak At Correctional Facilities

    John Legend is working to end mass incarceration through a multiyear initiative called FREE AMERICA. He announced the campaign this morning and will perform at a correctional facility on Thursday in Austin, Texas, as part of a press conference with state legislators in hopes of starting a dialogue about the state's criminal justice system, the Associated Press reports.

  • Amber Rose Sings Vocals On Amy Schumer's Hilarious "Milk Milk Lemonade" Video Featuring Method Man Following MTV Movie Awards [WATCH]

    Last night, Amy Schumer opened the MTV Movie Awards by pointing out to the audience, "Half of you don't know who I am, and half of you think I'm Meghan Trainor." Fittingly, the comedian's teaser for the upcoming season of Inside Amy Schumer channels Trainor's "booty is back" proclamation with one of her own, albeit a more realistic ass-essment. For her own homage to the booty, Schumer dropped a hilarious music video for a song title "Milk Milk Lemonade" in which she reminds us all that "around the corner fudge is made." Booty icon and Schumer's make-out buddy Amber Rose takes on the guest vocals.

  • Lil Wayne Disses Young Thug For 'Carter 6' Album Cover, Thugger Responds: "I Will Never Beef With Him" [WATCH]

    Let's be honest, it's a little weird that Young Thug is naming his new album, Carter 6, while his supposed "idol" Lil Wayne waits in label limbo for his Carter V to be released. Although it is seemingly out of respect for the elder rapper, the timing seems a little disrespectful. Wayne has been quiet about the situation since Thug first announced his decision to do a Carter 6 through 10 and carry on Wayne's legacy, but now he's made his feelings clear: he thinks it's disrespectful.

  • Justin Bieber Reportedly Wanted In Argentina For Alleged 2013 Assault Of Photographer

    Although he's been trying to clean up his act, Justin Bieber is wanted in Argentina. A Buenos Aires judge has informed police that they should bring Bieber into custody should be step foot in the country, TMZ reports. The issue stems from a November 2013 incident, at the height of Bieber's antics, when he allegedly ordered his bodyguards to attack a photographer as the singer left a club. Bieber had been ordered to appear in Buenos Aires for questioning in November but never ended up going.

  • Mumford & Sons Talk New Album 'Wilder Mind,' Folk Revival, Electric Sound, Personal Passions & Why Kanye West Is the "Only Rock Star Left" In Billboard Cover Story

    Mumford & Sons are prepping the release of their third record Wilder Mind, having dropped its second single "The Wolf" earlier this week and "Believe" last month. They previously revealed that the album takes a more plugged-in approach, abandoning the banjos and kick drum for a more electric-driven effort. Now in Billboard's cover story, they reveal why the decided to move away from the sound that made them a massive success and that sparked a folk revival in the mainstream. Here are some things we learned:
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