• Gucci Mane Shares New Song '1 Foot Forward' With Chopsquad

    There is a saying in Georgia -- God, Guns and Gucci Mane. Not actually, it is really god, guns and guts, but for many down in Guwop territory, this is the real expression. The unstoppable Trap House rapper is back with another new single titled "1 Foot Forward" produced by Chopsquad, the production team assembled by Chicago's Young Chop.

  • David Beckham Named 2015 Sexiest Man Alive: 5 Reasons the Soccer Star Deserves the Title

    For the past 30 years, People has been making readers drool with their "Sexiest Man Alive" issues. The lists are compiled of some of the hottest male actors in Hollywood, with the exception of a former president's son. The newest member to earn the title of "2015 Sexiest Man Alive" is none other than soccer icon David Beckham. Here are five reasons why we think he's more than deserving of the illustrious label.

  • Paris Attacks: Eagles Of Death Metal Pen Open Letter After Le Bataclan Terrorism

    The band whose concert was at the center of the tragedy, Eagles Of Death Metal, have finally broken their silence on the events of last Friday (Nov. 13) in an open letter. That night, terrorists slaughtered upwards of 80 concert-goers and injured more than 100 others in a vicious massacre. Eagles Of Death Metal escaped from the stage unharmed, but the attacks in Paris hit close to home and it was the first act of terrorism at a music concert.

  • Justin Bieber Delivers Acoustic Goodness on 'TODAY', Despite Live Sound Issues

    New York City got a little taste of Justin Bieber in the wee hours of Wednesday morning (Nov. 18), when the pop superstar, fresh off the release of his new album Purpose, took over the Citi Concert Series on TODAY. And, even though the 21-year-old singer faced sound issues on the televised performances of "Sorry" and his Halsey collaboration, "The Feeling," in Rockefeller Plaza, everything on site went just fine.

  • Lou Reed Recieved All Money from A Tribe Called Quest's 'Can I Kick It?'

    When one thinks of A Tribe Called Quest, their 1990 debut album anthem "Can I Kick It?" swiftly comes to mind. Although the track's release trailed the unveiling of the silly yet sensual 'People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm' tracks "Bonita Applebum" and "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo," the rap group never saw any money form the song's success. Instead, The Velvet Underground's Lou Reed cashed in from the song's success since the bass line comes straight from the unmistakable 'Transformer' classic hit, "Walk on the Wild Side."
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