• Techno Marching Band MEUTE Cover Ame's Deep House Track ‘Rej’ [WATCH]

    MEUTE, the self-described "techno marching band," has demonstrated the depths of Germany's love of house and techno by taking their brass and drums renditions of classic dance tracks to the streets of Hamburg. Now a video of the group performing a cover of Ame's 2005 deep house track, "Rej," has been making the rounds of the internet.

  • 'Tom Clancy's The Division' Gameplay Set in Midtown, Manhattan ONLY, No Other NYC Burroughs

    One of the most highly anticipated video games of 2016, Tom Clancy's The Division, brings plenty of multiplayer gameplay action to New York City - but not all of the Big Apple. According to an update from Ubisoft, only Midtown, Manhattan will be featured as the main setting of the game on release, despite some Brooklyn footage shown at E3 2013. The launch version of The Division won't feature Brooklyn or any other of the Burroughs, besides the Midtown section of Manhattan.

  • Peyton Manning Gave Demaryius Thomas' Mom Broncos-Steelers Game Ball [VIDEO]

    This weekend's divisional round game of the 2016 NFL playoffs between the Denver Broncos and the Pittsburgh Steelers was arguably the biggest game of wide receiver Demaryius Thomas' career. Yes, the Broncos beat the Steelers, but it was also the first game that Thomas' mother, Katrina Smith, saw him play due to her 15-year incarceration for drug trafficking. That isn't where the good news stopped though. Quarterback Peyton Manning topped off this special day by giving Thomas the game ball for his mother to have and commemorate this special game.

  • Avicii, RAC Remix PRMD's Morten 'Beautiful Heartbeat'

    Danish producer and DJ Morten just released his new single "Beautiful Heartbeat" featuring Frida Sundemo on Avicii's label PRMD. To along with the new single PRMD tabbed a group of producers to remix the track including label boss Avicii, RAC and others.

  • NBA Players Reflect on Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Twitter

    Today is the day we honor one of the most important people in history, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Accordingly, NBA stars have taken to Twitter to reflect on the man, this celebratory holiday of his life and work, and of course the importance to remember Dr. King's dream. Check out what some of the biggest players in the world had to say about the Civil Rights icon below.

  • Eagles' Guitarist and Singer Glenn Frey Dead at 67

    The rock 'n' roll world has lost another musical icon this month. On Jan. 18, Eagles announced that founding member and guitarist Glenn Frey has died after a battle with several ailments at the age of 67.

  • Valentino Khan Unveils Trippy 'Deep Down Low' Music Video

    Valentino Khan may have one of the best mustaches in music, but luckily he is able to produce music to back that up. With great mustache comes great reasonability. After putting out what seemed like a remix a week over the course of 2014, he outdid himself with one single "Deep Down Low" that became one of the most played tracks of 2015. Now almost 10 months later, Khan and the label, Skrillex's OWSLA has at last released the music video for the hit single.

  • Victoria Beckham Praises Adele's Spice Girls 'Wannabe' Cover on 'Carpool Karaoke'

    James Corden's Carpool Karaoke has quickly become a fan-favorite segment as he sings at the top of his lungs alongside today's biggest celebrities. Recently, Adele hopped in the passenger seat with 'The Late Late Show' host to rap Nicki Minaj's verse in "Monster" and to exemplify girl power as she sang along to The Spice Girls relationship anthem "Wannabe." After catching wind of the impromptu car performance, Victoria Beckham has praised the '25' singer for her singalong.
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