• Kylie Minogue Reads Nick Cave's 1996 Rejection Letter to MTV [WATCH]

    In 1996, Nick Cave (of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) penned a now-notorious letter to MTV requesting they rescind his Video Music Awards nomination for Best Male Artist. In his letter, Cave asserts "my muse is not a horse and I am in no horse race." Now, Kylie Minogue has read the rejection letter as a part of the Letters Live video series from the literary correspondence website Letters of Note.

  • Fantasy Football Tips 2015 NFL Season Week 7: Start/Sit Advice, Experts Rankings & More!

    Enough with all of the "tips," right? At this point in week seven of the 2015 NFL season, Fantasy Football owners are simply looking for start and/or sit advice from football experts. But should we trust these experts? Let's take a look at what players to start and which ones to bench, while also looking at how accurate some experts were last week.

  • BlizzCon 2015 Musical Act: Linkin Park Announced as Video Game Convention Closer!

    BlizzCon 2015, the video gaming convention celebrating and showcasing titles from Blizzard Entertainment, takes place next month, and news today is sure to have attendees excited. The two-day event comes to an end on Saturday, November 7, but it will go out with a bang thanks to the special musical guest this year. Linkin Park has officially been named the closing act of this year's events! Check out more about this news below.

  • Florence + the Machine Premieres Motel-Centered 'Delilah' Music Video [WATCH]

    Florence Welch takes on a series of creepy motel rooms in the latest music video for "Delilah," an electrifying track off of her most recent LP, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. The clip, choreographed by Holly Blakely and directed by Vincent Haycock, is the sixth segment of Florence + the Machine's theatrical "The Odyssey" series, which also boasts "What Kind of Man," "St. Jude," "Ship to Wreck" and the short for "Queen of Peace" and "Long & Lost," Pitchfork notes.

  • Demi Lovato Explains 'Confident' Track "Father," A Musical Tribute to Her Abusive Dad

    Demi Lovato has made it a point to tell all and bare all in promotion of her latest studio album, 'Confident.' In an all-new video posted to her personal YouTube channel, the "Cool for the Summer" singer got even more personal as she detailed one of the album's most emotional songs, "Father" and how it acts as a musical tribute to her own "abusive" father who died in 2013.

  • Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett to Follow 'Cheek to Cheek' with Cole Porter Album

    Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga broke through the generation gap last year with the release of their old standards-filled album Cheek to Cheek, and it looks like the unlikely duo are going to team up again for another new album. In a new interview, Bennett talked about his relationship with the American Horror Story actress and pop superstar and even hinted about another collaborative record.
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