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Actress Raven-Symoné has been taking a lot of heat for the controversial comments she made on 'The View 'regarding her stance on hiring someone with a "ghetto name." The backlash for her outlandish comments continues to haunt her career, but before anymore assumptions could be placed upon her, Raven decided to speak up. On Sunday night (Oct. 11), Raven took to her personal Facebook account to open up about her remarks stating, "I Have Never Discriminated Against a Name." -
Fractal Releases New Album 'Gaia' On Monstercat
Brady Wiggins, better known to world as Fractal, has released his brand new LP Gaia. The frequent collaborator of Au5, has worked alongside and remixed the likes of BT, Jes, Krewella and others, but now he focuses on himself, while also calling upon a few vocalists to assist on the biggest project of his young career. -
Stream YACHT Album 'I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler' Ahead Of Release, Tour
Los-Angeles-based synth-pop band YACHT have made their new album I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler available for streaming ahead of its release this Friday on Downtown Records. The group is will also kick off a month-long North American and European tour next week. -
James Blake and Bon Iver's Justin Vernon Cover 'The Sound of Silence' by Simon & Garfunkel
During James Blake's BBC 1 Residency show earlier this week, he debuted a collaborative cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" alongside Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, Volcano Choir and several other projects. -
'Straight Outta Compton' Director F. Gary Gray to Take On Next ‘Fast and Furious’ Film
Word on the Web is Straight Outta Compton director F. Gary Gray is set to take on the next 'Fast and Furious' film. -
‘RHOA's Sheree Whitfield to Executive Produce New WE Reality Show, 'Selling It: In The ATL'
"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Sheree Whitfield is adding the title of executive producer to her resume. She and Carlos King have signed on to executive produce and star in the new WE TV real estate reality special, "Selling It: In the ATL." -
Snoop Dogg, Birdman, Jermaine Dupri and Damon Dash to Appear in BET Reality Show?
Snoop Dogg begins another foray into reality television on BET, where he will appear with fellow rapper Birdman, Grammy winning producer Jermain Dupri and entrepreneur Damon Dash. -
Krist Novoselic Details Kurt Cobain Dreams, Bernie Sanders on 'Kennedy' [WATCH]
Once an MTV VJ in the 90s, Lisa Kennedy Montgomery now runs her own Fox Business show titled "Kennedy," in which she hosted the former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic for a discussion of grunge music, Bernie Sanders and dreams involving his late band mate Kurt Cobain. -
Justin Bieber Takes Photos with Kourtney Kardashian at Hollywood Horror Nights
Getting into the Halloween spirit, both Justin Bieber and Kourtney Kardashian were pictured having a blast at the Universal Studios' Halloween-themed get-together, Hollywood Horror Nights. On Saturday, the "Where Are U Now" singer posted a picture on Instagram wearing 3D glasses with the eldest sibling of the Kardashian clan. -
Selena Gomez New Video for 'Same Old Love' Video Features Shocked Fans [WATCH]
While making the video for her latest single, "Same Old Love," Selena Gomez decided to take the opportunity to give back to her die-hard fans with a surprise at the Palace Theatre in downtown Los Angeles--by featuring a gathering of them in the latest track's official video. -
The Weeknd, Nicki Minaj Perform 'The Hills' Remix on 'Saturday Night Live' [WATCH]
For the Amy Schumer-hosted episode of 'Saturday Night Live,' The Weeknd obliged as the show's musical guest, ready to reveal a total of three surprises for his 'SNL' appearance. Before Abel Tesfaye stpped foot on stage, he unveiled two 'Beauty Behind the Madness' remix tracks for his smash hit "The Hills"--one boasting the rapping talents of Eminem and the other, Nicki Minaj. The 'Pinkprint' singer then surprisingly showed up onstage to assist the Weeknd on the latest take of Billboard Hot 100's current number one track. -
Dave Grohl Announces 5 New Foo Fighters Songs Recorded in Texas [WATCH]
For the Foo Fighter's 2014 studio album and complementary, emmy-award winning HBO series, 'Sonic Highways,' the group traveled across the country, recording fresh tracks in a total of eight cities. Friday night during their Austin City Limits Festival set, front man Dave Grohl announced that the Lone Star State's capitol of Austin treated them so well the first time around, they came back to record a total of five new songs.
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