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The Knocks have at last released their debut artist album 55. The LP is packed to the gills with big-name collaborators like Cam'ron, Carly Rae Jepsen, Walk The Moon, Wyclef Jean and Fetty Wap. -
Eminem & Royce Da 5'9" Chance Encounter: New Song 'Tabernacle' Debut, 'Layers' Album Release
Rapper Royce Da 5'9" will release his highly-anticipated new album Layers on April 15 (2016). The Shady Records emcee just premiered the debut single "Tabernacle," which greatly focuses on the remarkable day that he met infamous "Rap God," Eminem. -
Harry Styles Growing Mustache Photos: Sexy One Direction Hiatus Facial Hair, Twitter Approves
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Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz Drop New Joint Project 'ColleGrove,' Stream it Now
It's finally here! Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz kicked off the weekend by dropping their highly anticipated joint project, 'ColleGrove,' at midnight (Friday, March 4). The music is currently available for purchase on iTunes or stream it here for free via Spotify. -
Stream Kendrick Lamar's Surprise 'Untitled Unmastered' Album; Swizz Beatz's Son Produces Song
Who doesn't love surprises? Late Thursday (March 3) night, Kendrick Lamar gifted fans with a new album called 'Untitled Unmastered.' The project is filled with unreleased tracks. This is Lamar's fourth studio album, a follow up to his Grammy-winning and chart-topping piece of work, 'To Pimp a Butterfly.' The rapper even called on Swizz Beatz's son to produce a song. -
Stream Jimmy Urine of Mindless Self Indulgence’s Remix of Grimes’ ‘Kill V Maim’ [LISTEN]
Grimes dropped an official remix of Art Angels track "Kill V. Maim" by Mindless Self Indulgence band leader Little Jimmy Urine, aka James Euringer. When the Canadian art-pop oddball, born Claire Boucher, shared a free stream of the alternate version of the track via Twitter she lauded the veteran electronic goth club rocker as "one of my biggest influences as a producer." -
Ariana Grande Reveals 'Dangerous Woman' Album Details, Including Art, Song Snippet
As Ariana Grande prepares for the release of her new album -- she just announced the name's been changed to Dangerous Woman from Moonlight -- she sat down for a Twitcam Q&A with fans, revealing some details about her latest project. -
Katt Williams Accused of Pointing Gun at Atlanta Women While Out on Bail
Katt Williams, the comedian who was arrested for battery in Gainesville, Florida, is facing new allegations of pointing a gun at five women and stealing their cell phones. -
'American Idol' Season 15 Recap/Review: Top 8 Performances, Ranked (And Two Go Home)
And then it was down to eight. American Idol's truncated 15th season has led to double eliminations, narrowing the field from 10 to eight, which felt particularly rough on Thursday night (March 3) when an early favorite was sent home. -
Iggy Azalea & WWE Divas' Twitter Messages Leading to 'Fancy' Wrestling Debut?
Iggy Azalea certainly has a music career, at least we're all hoping she has a comeback soon, but the Australian rapper that rose to fame due to her song "Fancy" might have a backup plan. Thanks to a Twitter conversation we saw this week, it looks like the WWE could hold a future for Azalea. The wrestling organization's female wrestlers, or Divas, the Bella Twins (Nikki and Brie) and Nattie exchanged some messages with the artist and it looks like this could really happen. -
Skrillex, Martin Garrix, Blake Shelton Headline Indy 500 100th Anniversary Concerts
The Indy 500 always has some acts who appeal to the Midwestern, beer-swilling, tailgating crowd and they have that this year, but in the past several they have opened up the infield on race day to a new area called the "Snake Pit" for a special EDM DJ show with some big DJs. This year it will be headlined by Skrillex and Martin Garrix, with DJ Mustard and Zeds Dead also performing. Their other performers the other days include Blake Shelton and Journey. -
Vic Mensa on Flint Michigan Water Crisis and How Rap Music Can "Incite Global Change"
While many celebrities patiently waited to hear their name called during the 2016 Oscars on Sunday (Feb. 28), others took the stage in Michigan to fight social injustice. Vic Mensa was one of many artists who perofrmed at the #JusticeForFlint fundraising event to aid victims of the Flint water crisis. In a recent interview with 'Billboard,' the rapper opened up about the experience and explained why he believes rap music can "incite global change."
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