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Martin Garrix made his United States television debut last night with Bebe Rexha to perform his new single "In The Name of Love" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. -
Daft Punk, The Weeknd Reportedly Working Together
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Coldplay and James Corden Pay Tribute to Prince with ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’ Cover
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Demi Lovato Sued by Indie Group Sleigh Bells for Copyright Infringement
Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller, members of the indie pop group Sleigh Bells, have filed a lawsuit against Demi Lovato for copyright infringement. According to the duo, the pop singer's "Stars" track from 2015 copied certain elements from their "Infinity Guitars" song. -
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Read Kanye West's Brilliant McDonald's Poem For Frank Ocean's 'Boys Don't Cry' Zine
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Frank Ocean's Mother Tells Fans Not to Pay for Magazine Accompanying 'Blonde' on eBay
In a strange twist, Frank Ocean’s mother Katonya Breaux is telling fans not to pay expensive prices on eBay for the magazine accompanying his new 'Blonde' album. A small amount of copies were distributed this past Sunday (Aug. 21) and now some are available on eBay for almost $800. -
Watch Pitbull "Greenlight" Music Video Ahead of 'Climate Change' Album
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15 People Injured After Roof Collapses At Steve Aoki Show In Norway
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Premiere: Austin's White Label Analog Unveils Album Lead Single 'Echoes'
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