• Run The Jewels Unveils Disturbing Cat-Filled 'Meowpurrdy' Video

    In what had been a great year for feline music, Run The Jewels continue to push the 2015 cat-themed reimagining of their 2014 critically acclaimed LP Run The Jewels 2. Filled with cat sounds, Meow The Jewels became treasure for fans and has spawned some very interesting music videos along the way. The new one for "Meowpurrdy" appears to have done the impossible - make a cat video disturbing.

  • Neil DeGrasse Tyson's Nephew Responds To B.o.B. Diss Track "Flatline' With 'Flat To Fact'

    What started out as just an odd spout of Tweets coming from the fingers of B.o.B. has turned into quite possibly the greatest rap beef ever. B.o.B. spouted out a whole host of conspiracy theory tweets about the earth apparently being flat and Neil deGrasse Tyson clapped back with some facts of his own. Then B.o.B. decided that he wanted to take things to the next level with an odd diss track "Flatline" with an anti-Semitic twist. The scientist has recruited his nephew to clap back over Drake's "Back To Back" beat in the freshly titled "Flat To Fact."

  • Watch The Flying Lotus-Scored Horror Film 'F*CKKKYOUUU'

    Flying Lotus has been discussing working on a film for some time now and after its showing at Sundance, fans can now the new Eddie Alcazar horror short film F*CKKKYOUUU in full online. Definitely NSFW, Flying Lotus provides an eerie soundtrack to the twisted 8 and a half minute flick that draws inspiration from 1930s horror movies and Japanese film.

  • Wolfgang Gartner New Album '10 Ways To Steal Home Plate' Tracklist Unveiled

    Wolfgang Gartner has been very quiet over the past two years, only releasing a handful of songs and pulling back his tour dates to a very low number compared to some of his contemporaries who do close to 200 gigs a year. There has been rumblings of a new album for a few months, but three weeks ago he at last announced that the LP would be released this Friday, Jan. 29. Now he has officially unveiled the complete tracklist and title for the Weekend In America follow-up, 10 Ways To Steal Home Plate.

  • Gabrielle Union Comments on, Throws Shade at Stacey Dash [WATCH]

    Similar to her character on the BET hit series Being Mary Jane, Gabrielle Union certainly did not bite her tongue as it relates to fellow actress Stacey Dash and her recent comments made about diversity in America. The shade was so real when Union was asked about her take on Dash's comments. Her response was unbelievable.

  • SXSW 2016: David Bowie Producer Tony Visconti to Deliver Opening Keynote Address

    SXSW 2016 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the grass roots to large scale festival. Tony Visconti, who was the mastermind behind some of fallen legend David Bowie's most lasting albums, including his last, Blackstar, has just been confirmed as opening keynote speaker. Perhaps partly in honor of Bowie, Visconti is slated to deliver to deliver the opening address on the music portion of the festival, which stretches a week for the festival's 30th anniversary. Other portions of SXSW include film and technology.

  • SFX Settle Lawsuit Accusing Sillerman Of Stealing Idea Behind Company

    Things appear to be looking a little better for the beleaguered and once might dance music conglomerate SFX Entertainment that has recently been teetering on a potential bankruptcy. SFX has settled its lawsuit, which alleged that the current Chairman and CEO Robert Silllerman stole the idea behind the company.

  • Kanye West New Album 'Swish' to Premiere with Live Performance Screened in Theatres

    Kanye West’s upcoming album, 'Swish,' has been highly anticipated and the rapper just announced that he will premiere the album with a live performance able to be screened in theaters across the country. It was just confirmed as the “world premiere of the album 'Swish' in it’s entirety,” and will be showing in theaters by 4 PM Eastern time on Feb. 11. The screening will show a live performance of Swish at Madison Square Garden.
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