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  • Adele Named IFPI 2015 Global Artist Of The Year

    The IFPI, the global body representing the recording industry has named Adele their global artist of the year, followed by Ed Sheeran at No. 2, and Taylor Swift at No. 3.
  • 5 Super Bowl 50 Halftime Performers That Would Have Been Better Than Coldplay

    It's yet to be seen how well Coldplay will fair as the Super Bowl 50 halftime performer, but many worry the British rock act will err on the boring side. So who would be better?
  • Justin Bieber 'Love Yourself' Tops Charts, Rihanna Debuts in Top 10 with 'Work'

    Justin Bieber has a lot to love this week - he has his third No. 1 single in the United States. This week, his non-single Purpose cut "Love Yourself" has displaced his former chart-topping single "Sorry" on the Hot 100. Meanwhile, Rihanna's new single "Work" has a big debut after just two days out in the world.
  • Adele Tells Donald Trump To Stop Using Her Music For Campaign

    Donald Trump has pissed off a lot of people and now he can add a world-famous pop star to that ever-growing list. The republican presidential candidate has been using some of Adele's music at his campaign events recently, notably "Rolling in the Deep" in Oklahoma and "Skyfall" at another in Ohio and she is not happy about it.
  • Adele's '25' Returns to No. 1 in US Over Megadeth, Justin Bieber and Grammy Nominees

    You can't keep Adele off the top of the charts for two long. After two weeks away from the No. 1 spot, the modern legendary pop star has returned to the peak of the Billboard 200 with her new album 25, besting new releases from Megadeath, Panic! at the Disco, Justin Bieber and more.
  • Phil Collins Calls Adele 'A Ghost', Talks About Scrapped '25' Collaboration in New Interview

    It was the collaboration that might’ve been a smash success, but didn’t happen. Phil Collins and Adele were reportedly supposed to collaborate on her monstrously successful new album 25, but it fell through in the end. In a new interview, Collins addressed the collaboration that never was as well as his struggles with alcoholism.
  • Sia's New Album 'This is Acting' is Now Available to Stream [LISTEN]

    After having a hit performance this past Wednesday on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Sia has released her newest album, This is Acting, and it is now available to stream. You can listen to these new songs below.
  • “Ticketing is a Fixed Game” Finds New York Attorney General Schneiderman in Scathing Report

    Through a three-year investigation to be released Thursday titled "Why Can't New Yorkers Get Tickets," New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman confirmed what music, sports and general entertainment fans have known for a long time. Tickets are too expensive. He further stated that "ticketing is a fixed game."
  • Wiz Khalifa Gives Adele's 'Hello' a Stoner-Friendly Remix in New Freestyle [LISTEN]

    Currently "Bake Sale" rapper Wiz Khalifa is on the move and doing heavy promotion for his upcoming album, Khalifa, set to drop Feb.5th, and recently stopped by L.A.'s Power 106 to discuss new project. While in attendance for the interview Khalifa rapped stoner themed freestyle to Adele's smash hit "Hello"
  • Kate Hudson, Jimmy Fallon Dubsmash to Adele's "Hello" on 'Tonight Show' [WATCH]

    How awesome is Dubsmash? Kate Hudson and Jimmy Fallon provide us with the answer during her recent appearance on The Tonight Show, where she and Fallon, put on their headphones, plugged in to their ipads, and made magic happen to the tune of Adele's "Hello."
  • Panic! At The Disco 'Death of a Bachelor' Tops Album Chart Over Adele, Kidz Bop, David Bowie

    Panic! at the Disco have been a staple of the pop-punk world for 12 years, but Brandon Urie has just achieved his first No. 1 album with Death of a Bachelor. This week, the latest LP from the Las Vegas rockers topped the U.S. album charts, leading recent releases from Adele and David Bowie.
  • Justin Bieber Rules Charts with 'Sorry,' 'Love Yourself' as Alessia Cara, Chainsmokers Rise

    Justin Bieber has nothing to apologize for - he's dominating the charts. For the third week in a row, his Purpose single "Sorry" tops the Hot 100, and Bieber takes the runner's up spot as well with "Love Yourself." And though the 21-year-old pop star is seemingly everywhere, new singles from the likes of Alessia Cara, The Chainsmokers and Twenty One Pilots are climbing up the charts.
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