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Facebook announced it will ban private gun sales on its main social networking site and on photo-sharing site Instagram. -
Tom Hanks Supports Son Chet's Decision to Enter Rehab for Drug Addiction Treatment
Veteran actor Tom Hanks showed the world his family comes first during an interview with Entertainment Tonight on Sunday (Oct. 4), revealing he's proud of his son, Chet Hanks', decision to seek help for his personal demons by entering himself into rehab for drug addiction treatment. -
Music has Been Streamed Over One Trillion Times In 2015
Streaming is the present and future of music consumption. Consumers, artists and industry observers will all agree on that point. There has been a growing number of data as to how ubiquitous the practice has become in the past few years, but the Pandora-owned music data analytics company Next Big Sound has put it very simply. In the first six months of 2015, music was streamed over one trillion times across various services such as Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, Rdio, Vevo, Vimeo and Pandora. -
Why Did Instagram Ban the Hashtag #EDM? Sex, Drugs & Raving?
Instagram has banned the #EDM, the abbreviation for electronic dance music. The company confirmed the news Tuesday after users and blogs pointed out that the hashtag had gone missing from the social media outlet and was no longer searchable or in any posts. -
The Game & Kendrick Lamar Collab on New Song
Following the release of his new track with Drake, The Game recently let some folks hear his Kendrick Lamar collaboration during a studio session. A snippet of the new song was shared on Instagram soon thereafter. -
Concert Cellphone Usage Data: The Newest Way to Scout New Boyfriends/Girlfriends?
Everyone knows that concertgoers spend an awful amount of time scanning their phones at live music events. Your correspondent might be a tad snobbish, but he would consider the total amount of time as "obnoxious." Ticketfly recently teamed up with Harris Poll to figure out just how long we're spending looking at our phone versus at the stage, and then what we're using that phone time for. -
Instagram Launches @Music, Showcase of New Acts; Featuring Exclusives from Questlove, Until The Ribbon Breaks
Instagram has caught on to how popular musicians are in the social media world and has responded with @Music, an account sponsored by the service that will shine light on rising acts and give exclusive peeks at established performers such as Questlove of The Roots. -
The-Dream Announces Release Date For Forthcoming 'Crown' EP on Instagram
Originally slated for a late March release, The-Dream has announced the new drop date for his forthcoming EP Crown. He made the announcement on Instagram. -
Amber Rose Dedicates Instagram Post to Wiz Khalifa Following Release of 'Furious 7' Song 'See You Again'
Earlier this week, reports began to swirl that Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa were working on joint custody following the release of a Furious 7 song entitled "See You Again." Rose dedicated an Instagram post to her estranged husband professing her love. -
'LHHH' Masika Kalysha Linked to Biebs
Some people will do absolutely anything for attention, right? In this instance, we are talking about 'LHHH's' Masika Kalysha Tucker. As photos of Justin Bieber actively celebrating his 21st birthday with main chick Hailey Baldwin popped up online, Tucker decided to also wish him a happy birthday in her own special way, according to Media Take Out. -
Robert Griffin III Sings Michael Jackson Song on Instagram [WATCH]
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has had a nightmare two years. After a successful 2012 season that saw him post the best numbers by a rookie QB ever, he blew out his knee in the playoffs. The 2013 and 2014 seasons were marred by more injuries and poor play, and the bad blood between RG3 and the Redskins fan base boiled over onto Instagram Tuesday, Feb. 9. Griffin posted a video of himself in which he sings to Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean," thereby starting a social media war. -
Kevin Hart Burns Drake, Lil Duval, Meek Mill With Instagram Pics
It is generally not a solid idea to poke fun at professional comedians because they are skilled at taking people down a notch. Meek Mill, Lil Duval and Drake learned that lesson the hard way recently when Kevin Hart responded to some of their social media shade directed at his outfit choice in a photo. The "Get Hard" star fired back on Instagram by digging up some gems on the haters and ripping them apart one sentence at a time, "Vibe" noted. -
Metallica Post Studio Update: Band 'Rockin Along' on 'Death Magnetic' Follow-Up
Metallica's recent studio update was short, sweet and to the point. The boys took to Instagram to post a picture of Robert Trujillo recording some bass parts in a studio. The band is hard at work on the follow-up to 2008's spectacular "Death Magnetic" album, "NME" notes. The caption for Trujillo's photo fittingly reads, "rockin along." One member — Lars Ulrich? — even managed to sneak in some devil horns. That is how you know it is good. -
Dave Matthews Band Instagram Christmas Wishes [PHOTO]
Looks like Dave Matthews Band is psyched for the Christmas holiday! And who can blame them? The famed jam band recently shared a Happy Holidays photo via their Instagram account, showing the crew smiling together and celebrating the very people their with. Unlike the video shown last week, which showed Matthews alongside his friend – and owner of Rockbridge Guitar Company – Brian Calhoun in an epic slap fight, the below pic is more loving. -
Brooklyn Police Shooting: The Game Writes Controversial Post
While thousands took to social media to express condolences to the families of the two NYPD officers killed Saturday, Dec. 20, the incident also made tempers flare across the Internet. The politics of the situation were unavoidable, as the shooter, who also died in the incident, had previously cited Eric Garner's controversial death as a motive for his actions. Perhaps the hottest celebrity take came from rapper The Game, who set off a firestorm after the following Instagram statement, via "VIBE": "I guess y'all "can't breathe" either. #RIPEricGarner#AllLivesMatter #ShitHasToChange #Now" The Compton hip-hop artist rushed to defend his statement as the negative comments flew in. Game said his words were in direct response to the recent viral picture of a New York policeman wearing custom "I CAN BREATHE" T-shirts.
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