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Rockin'1000, the massive group that covered Foo Fighters' "Learn to Fly" last year, recently performed David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel" with the help of over 1,000 musicians. Aside from the 1974 hit, the group also covered songs from The White Stripes, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, and the Beatles. -
Fantasia Performs for BET Live Concert, Talks New Album & Overcoming Suicidal Thoughts
The album Fantasia (Barrino) fought for is finally here! The Definition Of... was released last week and the vocalist took to the BET stage to perform cuts off the album that sparked dark memories of when she contemplated suicide and dealt with drama but now - has "No Time For It." -
Young Thug and His Crew Rushed by SWAT After Pittsburgh Concert
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Yeezy Beds? Ikea Rebuffs Kanye West's Offer To Collaborate
No Yeezy beds or chairs this time around. When Kanye West comes calling, most of the time people say yes. However, Swedish commercial giant IKEA has rebuffed an offer by Yeezy to collaborate on various pieces of furniture, architecture and interior design. -
Joe Jonas Talks A Possible Jonas Brothers Reunion
Although Joe Jonas is currently busy touring the world with Selena Gomez, the DNCE front man didn't rule out the possibility of a Jonas Brothers reunion. According to the artist, sharing the stage once again with his brothers Nick and Kevin Jonas could still happen in the future. -
Amy Winehouse Foundation Opens Sober House for Recovering Female Addicts
Following her tragic death from alcohol-related causes in 2011, the Amy Winehouse Foundation has opened a sober house for recovering female addicts. As of August 1, the safe haven called “Amy’s Place,” is fully functional and located in east London as a home for those struggling to overcome the addictions that claimed her life. -
Kesha Drops California Lawsuit Against Dr. Luke, Submits New Music To Label
Kesha continues to appeal her court case in New York City. Kesha has dropped her lawsuit in California against her record producer, Dr. Luke, whom she alleges sexually and emotionally abused her. -
Kanye West on His Presidential Run in 2020, Talks Depression Following Glastonbury 2015
In a year of political unrest and some of the most controversial political candidates to date, Kanye West is talking his own potential political run in 2020. In an interview with Annie Mac aired on BBC 1 on Monday August 1, he also talks about his depression following an unfortunate performance at Glastonbury 2015. -
LeToya Luckett Rob Hill Sr: Engaged, Never Married? Break Up Explained [Listen]
Despite recent contradicting reports of a quick engagement, followed by an even quicker marriage and separation between LeToya Luckett and Rob Hill Sr., a recent radio interview suggest otherwise, that the two were never married and are not getting married. One thing is clear, they're relationship is definitely over. -
Tory Lanez & Trina a Couple? Instagram Posts Suggests They Could Be
Tory Lanez and Trina have been spotted spending some time together and have raised the questions, is this quality time or studio time between the two? Recent Instagram posts suggests it could be a "boo thing" between the music artists, and it wouldn't their first time. -
Jack White’s Music Label Successfully Plays Vinyl Record in Space
Jack White became the first man to successfully launch and play and vinyl record in space. But aside from celebrating the 7th anniversary of his label Third Man Records, White said that the project was meant to inspire creativity. -
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Despite being booked to perform at Drake's OVO Fest with headliner Machel Montano, Beenie Man had to cancel his appearance after getting infected with the Zika Virus. According to the legendary reggae and dancehall artist, he was prevented from traveling to Canada for the event because of the disease.
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