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Disclosure are bringing their Wild Life concept back to New York City. Capping off a spring and early summer tour of the North America, the "Omen" duo have announced a new show at the Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, where they will be joined by an eclectic group of artists, not just DJs and electronic acts such as UK DJ duo Dusky, local legends Mobb Deep, hotly tipped new soulful r&b singer Anderson .Paak with his band The Free Nationals and Los Angeles-based DJ Justin Jay. -
Ryn Weaver: Katy Perry Is a Bully Whom Hillary Clinton Pays for Endorsement
Ryn Weaver is not happy with Katy Perry or her endorsement of Hillary Clinton. On Wednesday (Feb. 17), the "Octahate" singer came for Perry on Twitter, saying that she bullied her during Drake's set at Coachella and that she's being paid to endorse Clinton. -
Kanye West Unveils 'The Life Of Pablo' Album Credits -- Over 100 Names Listed
Kanye West has unveiled the complete credits on his new album The Life Of Pablo. In addition to Kanye West, nearly 100 other individuals worked on the album from writing, composing, producing, mixing and mastering. The credits are available on his website, but you still can't get the album anywhere else besides TIDAL, unless you want to pirate it, where it has been downloaded nearly 500,000 times. -
Grammys 2016: Did Rihanna Cancel Her Performance Because of Meltdown or Bronchitis?
Rihanna was scheduled to perform at the 2016 Grammys on Monday night (Feb. 15), but at the last minute, she cancelled, citing a debilitating case of bronchitis. But, was the "Work" singer really sick, or did she throw a fit before the show was set to begin? -
Grammys 2016 In Memoriam, Natalie Cole Tribute Snub? Family Reacts [WATCH VIDEO]
The 58th annual Grammy Awards ceremony featured some great musical tributes to artists and icons that we lost in the previous year, including B.B. King, David Bowie, Glenn Frey of the Eagles, and Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, but family members of a recently deceased singer are outraged that she was left out. The daughter of Nat King Cole, Natalie Cole has an important history with the Grammys, and music in general, so we weren’t surprised to hear that the late singer’s family had some comments to share with the music awards show about only featuring her in the “In Memoriam” video, but skipped out on a dedication performance. -
New Deep Sea Diver Album 'Secrets' Songs Reviewed by Britt Daniel, Ben Gibbard & More
If we are to be judged by a party of our own peers, Seattle indie rockers Deep Sea Diver's tracklist of songs on their upcoming 2016 album, Secrets, are exceptional. You can pre-order the album now, but its official release date is Friday, Feb. 19, via the band's own label, High Beam Records. While we appreciate album reviews from music publications (especially our own!), it seems like a better idea to listen to fellow musicians' opinions and praise of songwriter Jessica Dobson's latest - and there is plenty of praise for this 10-track record from the likes of Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard, Spoon's Britt Daniel, Delta Spirit's Matthew Logan Vasquez, and more accomplished songwriters. -
2016 Grammys TV Ratings Lowest Since 2009 Telecast
The 2016 Grammys was another long and arduous affair with loads of performances, some better than others, awkward moments and of course a little controversy mixed in. The biggest night in music has always been a big draw for TV, but the numbers have been flagging in recent years and Monday night's telecast, including online viewership was the lowest since 2009. -
Gwen Stefani Talks 'Make Me Like You' Music Video, Reveals New Song is About Blake Shelton
Gwen Stefani pulled off the seemingly impossible on Monday night (Feb. 15) during the Grammys with the first-ever live music video for her new single "Make Me Like You." Now, in a new interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the "Used to Love You" singer opened up about the making of her one-shot video and the inspiration behind the track's lyrics... -
Lupe Fiasco Beats 'Street Fighter' Champion Daigo at 'SF5' Launch Party [VIDEO]
In case you were wondering - Lupe Fiasco is very good at playing video games. At the launch party for Street Fighter V, the rapper took on world Capcom arcade video game champion Daigo Umehara in the new release, which was set up as a promotional event, but turned into one of the biggest moments in gaming history. While many, including Fiasco himself, figured Daigo-san would destroy the "Show Goes On" rapper, that is not what happened. Lupe Fiasco beat Daigo at his own game - almost literally. Some think the battle was staged, which isn't the greatest of news, but it is certainly fun to watch regardless. -
Sia, James Corden Sing 'Chandelier,' 'Alive', Balance Eggs in Carpool Karaoke [WATCH]
James Corden sure seems to have a lot of problems getting to work on time, and this week, he has enlisted Sia to help him bypass Los Angeles traffic and get into the carpool lane. In the latest installment of his "Carpool Karaoke" series, the Late Late Show host and the elusive pop star teamed up to run through some of her biggest hits, including "Chandelier" and "Alive," and run through some of the more interesting aspects of her personality. -
Jordin Sparks & Sage the Gemini Breakup; Rapper Fights For Her Love on Instagram
Say it ain't so! Jordin Sparks and Sage the Gemini have reportedly called it quits after 10 months of dating. Desperate for that old thing back, the rapper took to his personal Instagram account on Tuesday (Feb. 16) to express how much he misses her. The heartfelt message was an obvious plea to give their relationship another chance, showing he's willing to fight for her love. -
VH1 Ratings Smash 'The Breaks' Is Set to Become a TV Series
It seems like VH1's "The Breaks" did a great job as an original movie so it's now becoming a TV Series.
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