• Brooklyn Rapper Troy Ave is Being Formally Indicted Following Shooting at T.I. Concert

    Troy Ave is being formally indicted following the shooting at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza in New York City. While the specifics of what the rapper is being charged with are not yet known, it will be revealed on June 22 when he returns to court. The Brooklyn based rapper, real name Roland Collins, was not in court during the official indictment with the grand jury.

  • Beyonce is Being Sued by Independent Filmmaker Matthew Fulks for 'Lemonade' Trailer

    Beyonce is being sued by independent filmmaker Matthew Fulks for her Lemonade trailer, which allegedly copies his short film Palinoia. In the lawsuit, the Kentucky based filmmaker is asserting that a part of her project copied some elements of his short film, which he finished back in 2014. The plaintiffs listed on the suit include Sony Music, Columbia Records and Parkwood Entertainment Company, who represents Beyonce.

  • Bobby Brown Claims Whitney Houston Had Affair, Smoked Weed with Bobbi Kristina in New Memoir

    Bobby Brown is releasing a new memoir and is claiming a number of things in it, amongst which that his late wife Whitney Houston had affair with Tupac Shakur, her assistant Robyn Crawford, smoked weed with daughter Bobbi Kristina and that he even had sex with a ghost. His upcoming memoir, entitled 'Every Little Step: My Story,' which is slated for release on June 13 is predicted to be a strange read.

  • A Tribe Called Quest Mural to Be Added in Queens on Linden Boulevard

    A Tribe Called Quest will forever be revered as one of the greatest hip hop groups in history due to their music - the great beats and even better lyrics. Now, the lyrics from one song in particular that mentioned Linden Boulevard has inspired a tribute mural of the late Phife Dawg, Q-Tip, Ali Shaheed and Jarobi, painted on the side of a building on that very same street.

  • John Legend, Katy Perry, Cher, Lady Gaga React to Hillary Clinton's Win as Democrat Candidate

    Following Hillary Clinton’s instatement as the official Democratic candidate for the presidential election, her music industry supporters have reacted to the win on social media. Amongst those who were staunch supporters of Clinton’s during the primaries are Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, John Legend, Cher and Christina Aguilera, who all voiced their support for the first woman US Presidential candidate.

  • Bowie's Producer Tony Visconti Says Adele's Voice Is Auto-Tune, Talks New Show 'Guitar Star'

    Tony Visconti has some strong opinions on the current state of pop music, and has gone far enough as to question whether Adele’s voice is actually auto-tuned in a new interview. David Bowie’s former producer is also set to be involved with a new Sky Arts TV talent show entitled 'Guitar Star,' where music industry heavyweights will search for the next new guitar talent.

  • Rita Ora Leaves Jay-Z's Label Roc Nation to Sign with Warner Music

    Rita Ora is leaving Jay-Z’s label Roc Nation to sign with Warner Music, which follows a lawsuit filed by the British singer in 2015 describing an “orphaned relationship” between herself and her former label. On the heels of her lawsuit, Roc Nation had filed a counterclaim. Ora has now signed with Warner Music, but specifics of her deal with the company are not available at this time. Roc Nation has additionally not confirmed or denied the settlement reports.
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