• JoJo To Release Three New Singles This Month, a 'Tringle'

    JoJo’s dropping three new singles at the same time? Get out. Right now. It’s been almost 10 years since the songbird’s last album The High Road. And while she’s kept fans busy with a bevy of mixtapes and singles it was obvious she was gearing up for the real comeback last month when she tweeted

  • Dwayne Wade Covers Esquire & Hilarious Memes Ensue Over 'Zoolander'-Reminiscent Shoot

    The star player recently shot a shoot for Esquire Magazine, and definitely made a bold choice with his fashion forward look which really got the people talking---not in a good way though. The baller proudly posted the shot of himself on his Instagram, which adverdently subjected Wade to tons of ridicule after he appeared in Zoolander or MC Hammer reminiscent ensemble. Thus causing Twitter to roast the athlete relentlessly.

  • Pink, 'Ellen' Team Up for Peppy Season 13 Theme Song 'Today's The Day'

    Ellen DeGeneres has a new song to dance to for the 13th season of her popular talk show, and it comes to her courtesy of P!nk. Ahead of the new start fate of Ellen, the "Just Give Me a Reason" singer teamed up with the comedian for a peppy, upbeat new single "Today's The Day."

  • 'We Are Your Friends' Tour Feat. MAKJ, Hook N Sling, Thomas Jack Announced

    The blockbuster Warner Bros Hollywood interpretation of the American EDM scene starring Zac Efron and Emily Ratajkowski, We Are Your Friends, is heading out on the road for a club tour with some a nice collection of different DJs. Among those who will perform along the six date tour are Hook N Sling, MAKJ, Thomas Jack, SNBRN, Anna Lunoe, Michael Woods and others.

  • Insomniac Events' Pasquale Rotella Urges LA County Not To Ban EDM Events

    Insomniac Events Founder Pasquale Rotella has urged L.A. County authorities to not ban EDM events and festivals in the area. In an Instagram post, he outlined his reasons saying that it would be a mistake to send a cultural revolution back "into the unregulated underground" that the government banished it to back in the 1990s and early 2000s where the risks were much higher than they are today.

  • Best Digital Sellers by Genre: Rihanna, Carrie Underwood and More

    Carrie Underwood received official word this week that she was the bestselling country music performer of the digital era, having moved for than 29.6 million tracks in her career. That places her ahead of Jason Aldean and his 23.5 million digital sales, at least for the time being. Despite moving more than 5 million copies of hits such as "Before He Cheats," Underwood is still far, FAR behind some of the best sellers in the digital history of other genres (country musicians benefit from having a fan base still very dedicated to buying albums, as Luke Bryan will note when he tops Dr. Dre on the album charts at the end of this week). It got us thinking: What performers are at the top of their respective genres?

  • Pharrell Williams' Tour Rider Includes Framed Carl Sagan Photo

    If you're hosting Pharrell Williams at your music venue this summer or fall, you'd best get a framed photo of Carl Sagan, stat. The "Happy" singer's tour rider has made its way on to the Internet, and including typical things such as tequila, potato chips and bananas, the Voice coach also has a few oddities included in his demands, including an image of the famous astronomer and Pedialyte (which is typically intended for children).

  • Jamie xx Opens "Good Times" Storefront In New York City

    Everyone outside of the Grinch and Billy Corgan likes to have a good time. Even the normally sad looking Jamie xx, who produced one of the songs of the summer "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)" with Young Thug and Popcaan from his debut album In Colour, likes to have some fun. The "Gosh" producer, alongside his label Young Turks, is bringing those good times to a new pop up store in New York City at 312 Bowery (Play Shop At The Hole).

  • 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.
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