• Rihanna Cast in 'Fifth Element' Director Luc Besson's New Sci-Fi Film 'Valerian?'

    Rihanna continues to expand her movie portfolio and is now set to star in Valerian, the new sci-fi film by French director and producer Luc Besson. Besson is best known for his work on off-beat sci-fi thrillers such as The Fifth Element. This isn't the pop star's first foray into the movie business, as she was featured in Battleship released in 2012, This Is The End in 2013 and then two years later had a part in 2015's Annie, produced by Will Smith.

  • Black Sabbath Confirms No Final Album; Focusing 'The End' Tour

    Ever since Ozzy Osbourne had announced a final album, Black Sabbath fans were of course under the impression that the iconic rock trio would be releasing a second reunion album. Now, the band's frontman has confirmed that they will not be entering the studio again to record a follow-up to '13' for Universal, but will rather focus on their final 'The End' tour. Apparently, this is the end of the final album idea.

  • Katy Perry Grinds Madonna On Stage During 'Rebel Heart' Tour [WATCH]

    Madonna's current 'Rebel Heart' tour has boasted a star-studded guest list when it comes to performing her feisty track, "Unapologetic B*tch." The pop icon has previously brought Diplo, Amy Schumer and Andersoon Cooper on stage but during Tuesday's gig in Los Angeles, Katy Perry was added to the list as she got spanked, danced and grinded on Madonna and took a sip from a banana flask.

  • David Gilmour Drops Black and White Music Video for 'Faces of Stone' [WATCH]

    Trailing the release of the Rattle That Lock album title track, a behind-the-scences video for "Today" and an animated clip for "The Girl in the Yellow Dress," Gilmour has dropped a black and white video for his latest and emotional album track, "Faces of Stone." The latest clip juxtaposes older film footage with shots of the former Pink Floyd guitarist practicing the song in the studio.

  • Stream Floating Points Debut Album 'Elaenia' Ahead Of Tour

    Sam Shepherd, better known to world as Floating Points, has unveiled his long-awaited debut artist album Elaenia to stream in full. After nearly a dozen EPs, countless singles and more releases, Floating Points has finally put together a complete album worth of material and unveiled it to the world.

  • Dan Auerbach, Dr.John & David Hidalgo Plan 'The Arcs vs. The Inventors Vol. I' Release

    Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach's successful side project The Arcs released 'Yours Dreamily' earlier this year and the group isn't stopping with just one album. On Wednesday, the group announced the 'Inventors' series, which will have its first release on Record Store Day's Black Friday event with 'The Arcs vs. The Inventors Vol. I', a 6 song disc, featuring Dr. John and David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.

  • Taylor Swift Strips Down "Out of the Woods" to Celebrate 1 Year of '1989' [WATCH]

    After taking the world by storm and releasing hit after smash hit for an entire year, Taylor Swift rejoiced in her 1-year anniversary of her wildly successful album, 1989, with a stripped down, acoustic performance of "Out of the Woods." The "Blank Space" singer sat down at the piano at the Grammy Museum's Clive Davis Theater for a unique performance and to talk to fans about sticky relationships.

  • 'Turned Up' Star Christina Milian Talks Lil' Wayne Break-Up in New Interview [WATCH]

    Lil' Wayne and Christina Milian recently split in September but if a recent interview is any indication, she still holds a lot of love for the rapper. The star of E!'s 'Turned Up' talks her ex, the break-up and timing in the live-streaming interview that was released this past Monday (October 26). The two also released their collaboration song, "Do It," last month.

  • The Next Justin Timberlake? Justin Bieber Compares Careers on BBC Radio 1 [WATCH]

    Is Justin Bieber the next Justin Timberlake? In a bold move, the young pop singer compared their careers during an appearance on BBC Radio 1 when he was interviewed by Nick Grimshaw yesterday (Oct. 27). Bieber vehemently believes that his transition is similar to the one that Timberlake underwent with his debut solo album FutureSex/LoveSounds back in 2006.
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