• Bow Wow Outed for Renting Hollywood Hills Home; Goes on Rant Directed at Funk Flex

    Bow Wow (aka Shad Moss) recently came under fire when it was revealed on numerous media outlets that he was renting his new Hollywood home versus owning it, which he implied. Apparently after DJ Funkmaster Flex's In Flex We Trust site posted on the tidbit of news, Moss became enraged and went off on the radio king via social media implying that he only likes to highlight the negative.

  • Brookyln Electronic Music Festival Dates, Ticket Info Announced

    Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival has announced the dates and ticketing information for its eight annual edition in the New York City borough. BEMF will return to Brooklyn in 2015 on Nov. 6 and 7, taking over 10 venues across Williamsburg. Though the event is in November and no lineup has been announced yet, blind early bird tickets are on sale now for $90.

  • Anthony Tiffith Wants Fans to Decide Jay Rock's '90059' Release Date

    As Jay Rock just dropped the tracklist and cover art to his upcoming album, 90059, it's release should be right around the corner. However, the album is available for pre-order, and on iTunes, the expected release date is listed as May 20, 2016. Are fans seriously going to have to wait another eight months for Jay Rock's first album since 2011? Not exactly. It all depends on the number of pre-orders. TDE CEO Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith maintains that the album will come as soon as fans want it to.

  • Warren G Endorses Deez Nuts For President: Wants To Be VP

    One of the most hilarious stories written about and reported upon in the past 48 hours - the rise of presidential candidate Deez Nuts has a new side to this incredible tale. The originator of the term "Deez Nuts" is American rapper Warren G, who first used it in an impromptu skit on Dr. Dre's The Chronic, has endorsed the candidate in his pursuit of becoming the Commander-in-Chief.

  • Kaskade "We Don't Stop," 'Automatic' Tracklist Released

    Kaskade, real name Ryan Raddon, has unveiled the third single from his new album Automatic. "We Don't Stop" is special because it features live vocals from Raddon, something he experimented with on his last album Atmosphere with the title track. It is good to see the producer, DJ and singer get back behind the mic. He has also unveiled the tracklist for Automatic, which features a cast of lesser known singers like Tamra Keenan, Ilsey and Scott Shepard. It also features several fellow producers such as CID, Galantis on their collaboration "Mercy" and the previously released "A Little More" with John Dahlbäck.

  • Kanye West Replaces Frank Ocean At FYF Fest This Weekend

    Bad news Frank Ocean fans. The channel ORANGE singer has canceled his performance at FYF Fest "on his own terms" according to a statement from the festival at the very last minute and will be replaced by a worthy headliner in Kanye West. The SWISH rapper will headline this Saturday night Aug. 22, while Morrissey will cap off the festival the following night on Aug. 23.

  • Lady Gaga Throws Bloody Pool Party for 'American Horror Story' Cast

    To match the haunted and gory theme of the horror anthology's fifth season, "American Horror Story: Hotel," Lady Gaga threw a party for the entire cast which included a blood red pool. The 29-year-old pop star is set to portray Elizabeth/The Countess, wealthy owner of the impending season's Hotel Cortez.

  • Charlamagne Gives "Donkey of the Day" to CNN & Ashleigh Banfield for Racist Headline

    "Straight Outta Compton" was a massive success, debuting at the top of the box office. CNN anchor, Ashleigh Banfield, was not only surprised at the film's success but that there were no violent outbreaks that resulted from its opening. She and CNN ran the headline, "HIP-HOP FILM HAD LONG LINES, NO VIOLENCE" and hip-hop personality and Breakfast Club co-host, Charlamagne Tha God, took great offense to. He bestowed Banfield with the ultimate mark of shame, naming her and the rest of CNN the "The Donkey of the Day."
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