• Big Pimpin' Finally Gets Trial Date

    Jay Z, Timbaland and other representatives of various music agencies will finally come to court to comment on one of the longest-running lawsuits in the United States, questioning the use of a sample in the single "Big Pimpin'." The emcee and the producer will comment at a trial scheduled to begin in October after more than 16 years of legal wrangling.

  • Bill Anderson's Acoustic Guitar Found at Pawn Shop 50 Years Later

    Toyota released a commercial last year that featured a young woman buying a storage unit, where she discovers on of B.B. King's iconic Gibson "Lucille" model guitars, which she promptly returns to the blues legend (in her Camry), and he rewards her with an autographed axe of her own. Sounds like a far-fetched story, but a similar incident occurred recently when a man found an acoustic guitar belonging to country icon Bill Anderson at a pawn shop, and opted to return it.

  • Taylor Swift Isn't Actually Buying a Castle to Be Near Calvin Harris' Family

    Taylor Swift may be living a fairytale with her new boyfriend Calvin Harris, but that doesn't mean she's going to be living with him in a literal castle. Earlier this week, rumors ran rampant that the "Bad Blood" singer was shopping for a luxurious new estate in Harris' homeland Scotland to be near his family, but now she's shaking off those crazy stories before they spread any further.

  • Justin Bieber New Album Release Date Set for November?

    Could Justin Bieber's new album already have a release date? As the pop star teases his new single "What Do You Mean?" with its Aug. 28 drop, new reports indicate that his Believe follow-up will be released in November.

  • Led Zeppelin Dominates Albums Chart with 'Out Door,' 'Coda.' 'Presence' Rereleases

    A slow week in album releases means that one performer dominated record sales this week, and it's not Taylor Swift: Led Zeppelin landed three different albums in spots nos. 2-4 on the charts. The last three titles in the band's discography—'In Through The Out Door,' 'Coda' and 'Presence,' respectively—were given remastered rereleases, featuring new content, which was enough to bring classic rock fans out to record stores to pick up the new entries. 'Out Door' sold 24,000 copies, and 'Coda' came in at just less than that total. 'Presence,' perhaps the band's least popular album, sold 23,500 copies.

  • Britney Spears to Guest on 'Jane the Virgin' Season 2

    Britney Spears will be going from Planet Hollywood to the Marbella this fall as a guest star on the hit CW show Jane the Virgin. Yesterday (Aug. 11), the "Pretty Girls" singer announced that she'll be joining Gina Rodriguez, Justin Baldoni, Jaime Camil and the rest of the cast in a cameo role.

  • Haunted Fest 2015 Columbus Lineup Announced with Colorado, Texas Expansion

    Prime Social Group's big Halloween EDM event Haunted Fest has announced the initial lineup for those who will headline its original Columbus, Ohio concert on Oct. 30, which will include the likes of Martin Garrix (making his first appearance in the state), Cash Cash, SNAILS and NGHTMRE. The promotion company has also announced it will expand to two new locations in 2015 - Texas and Colorado.

  • Patti Smith 'Just Kids' Memoir to Get Showtime Series Adaptation

    Rock icon Patti Smith has decided to team up with Showtime for a limited series version of Just Kids, the musicians 2010 memoir. President of Showtime, David Nevins, unveiled plans for the project Tuesday morning during the summer press tour for the Television Critics Association, detailing that smith will co-produce and co-write the series with John Logan, the brains behind Penny Dreadful.

  • Ciara Looks Smoking on 'Shape' Cover, Talks Dropping 60 Lbs. Post-Baby

    Beautiful pop star Ciara is everywhere of late. Aside from becoming a fashion ambassador for top brands such as Roberto Cavalli and Top Shop earlier this year, the beauty is now giving away her fitness secrets in the September issue of Shape Magazine where the beauty graces the cover of the fitness and health magazine.

  • SFX Stocks Slump on Weak Q2 Earnings Report, Despite Revenue Growth

    SFX Entertainment's stock has tumbled once more after reporting its Q2 earnings to investors. Despite having strong revenue growth, primarily from the busy summer festival season, the company reported weak earnings and a net loss of $48 million. SFX stock took a spill on Monday (Aug. 10), falling 22 percent to an all-time low of $2.36 before the second quarter earnings were released after the end of day trading.
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