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CeeLo Green will visit several notable U.S. cities this upcoming March during his Love Train Tour, and the former judge of NBC's "The Voice" is paying tribute to his favorite artists along the way. The 41-year-old Atlanta native announced a short run that will kick off on March 1 in Washington D.C. and honor some of the biggest names in music. -
'Doctor Who' Season 10 Episodes are Steven Moffat's Last of Series? 2016 Replacement?
Steven Moffat, head writer and executive producer of Doctor Who, is allegedly thinking of leaving his showrunner position at the hit BBC series. According to reports, Moffat is "actively engaged" in finding a replacement for himself, but isn't exactly in a hurry to leave just yet. Will the upcoming, 2016 season 10 episodes end up being his last? Check out what Moffat recently revealed in a new interview. -
50 Cent Gets Violent In "I'm The Man" Short Film From 'The Kanan Tape'
50 Cent has released a short film / music video for his song "I'm The Man" taken from his Power-inspired mixtape The Kanan Tape. Directed by Eif Rivera, the video covers all of the main elements one might expect with money, violence and sex at the forefront, but there is a storyline, albeit messy one in there. -
Capital Cities to Peform at 'The Music Run,' L.A.'s Ultimate 5k Running and Music Festival
Fitness and music often go hand-in-hand and in 2016, the two will combine for an epic collaboration that will reach dozens of cities across the globe. The Ultimate 5K Running and Music Festival will hit 40 cities in over 18 countries over the course of the year. The Music Run is powered by 24 Hour Fitness and will kick off its national debut at the LA Fairplex in Pomona on Saturday, January 9 -
Mat Zo Says New Album Will Be Released In February, Shares Demos
Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Mat Zo spent much of 2015 gather headlines for his Twitter fingers, but it appears as though he is gearing up to release some new music in 2016. He has been talking about a new album on his socials over the past few months and in responding to a fan question about the new album, he revealed that his second LP would arrive in "early February." To get fans back in the mood for new music, he has been uploading songs to a playlist of rejected demos for the album that are about as diverse as they come. -
Beyonce Writing, Starring in Film About "Freak Show" Attraction Saartjie Baartman [RUMOR]
Beyoncé is ready to return to the big screen, but this time around the “bootylicious” diva is looking to take the film world by storm reportedly writing and developing her next feature. In a bid to nab her first Academy Award, the “Partition” singer is set to star in a biopic based on the life of Saartjie Baartman, according to U.K tabloid The Sun. -
Johnny Manziel NFL Contract Over with Cleveland Browns? Dallas Cowboys Trade Rumors?
The Cleveland Browns are in the middle of some rebuilding after a disappointing 2015 season, but have we seen the last of the major firings from the NFL team? You're most likely aware of the troubles that quarterback Johnny Manziel has caused the team, the most recent incident involving an impromptu trip to Las Vegas while he was undergoing concussion protocol, the night before the last game of the season. Is Manziel's contract going to get torn up at Cleveland and should we take the Dallas Cowboys trade rumors seriously now? -
Scott Storch Being Sued By New Partners For $1 Million
The rise and fall of Scott Storch has been well-documented ever since he declared bankruptcy in June 2015 after blowing through nearly $70 million in earnings on a cocaine addiction. He is attempting to bounce back and revive his career, however two men Brad and Seth Cohen, who are bankrolling Storch's comeback to the tune of at least $1 million are suing the super producer. They claim he "is back to his old ways and is not someone to trust with any monies." -
Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, Nick Jonas Top Forbes 30 Under 30 List
If it seems like the music industry is being dominated by younger and younger artists and leaders, well, that may not be so far off. On Jan. 4, Forbes published its annual "30 Under 30" list featuring the biggest and youngest names in the game. Some of today's biggest artists such as Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, Fetty Wap, Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas made the cut for the 2016 edition. -
Natalie Cole's Twin Sisters Open Up About Singer's Death; Reflect on Family Christmas Memories
On New Year's Eve (Dec. 31), the music industry lost American songstress, Natalie Cole, due to ongoing health complications. Before family members of the "This Will Be" singer flew out to Los Angeles to attend her funeral, Cole's twin sisters Timolin and Casey spoke with People about her death and reflected on Christmas memories together. -
M. Ward 'More Rain' Release Date, Tracklist, Artwork Revealed
One month after initially announcing his new album More Rain and debuting the lead single "Girl from Conejo Valley," M. Ward has finally fully detailed the forthcoming LP with a cover, release date and tracklist. -
The Prodigy's Keith Flint Responds To Anonymous Threat Over Fox Hunting Accusations
Welcome to 2016 and say hello to one of the stranger stories of the year so far. The Prodigy's Keith Flint is now embroiled in a rather odd controversy involving the hacktivist group Anonymous and fox hunting, a banned activity in England.
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