• Tame Impala's Kevin Parker Denies Rumors Labeling 'Cause I'm A Man' Sexist

    The lyrics to Tame Impala's "Cause I'm A Man," are rumored to be sexist, but front man Kevin Parker knew this day would come, denying any negative connotations and sexist interpretations. Releasing the song in conjunction with their third studio album Currents, some have dissected the lyrics as Parker's way to attribute his bad behavior to simply being a male. The lyrics read, "Cause I'm a man, woman, Don't always think before I do, Cause I'm a man, woman, That's the only answer I've got for you."

  • Stephen Colbert Intervews Eminem For Michigan Local Access Television

    Eminem is going from serious to comedic in a second. After airing his interview with Zane Lowe as part of Apple Music's Beats 1 Radio's big launch, Eminem also sat down with Stephen Colbert on local access network in Michigan for a hilarious interview. Colbert apparently got bored of not hosting a show, so he took over Only In Monroe, a program on local TV in Monroe, Michigan and hung out with the original guests and then on of the greatest rappers the state has ever produced, Eminem. This is the untamed Colbert that we knew from his show on Comedy Central, The Colbert Report and combined with the dry humor of Eminem, you have comedic gold.

  • The Libertines Confirm New Album 'Anthems For Doomed Youth' for September

    The Libertines have made good on the promise of a new album during 2015, announcing that Anthems For Doomed Youth will drop on September 4. The band signed to Harvest Records/Virgin EMI during 2014 with the aspirations for a new record this year and it seems that the group has come through. This marks the first album in more than a decade for the rockers and, believe it or not, only the band's third album overall. Issues and disagreements caused the band to go on a lengthy hiatus following 2004's self-titled record.

  • Billboard's 50 Acts for 50 States: Taylor Swift, Eminem, More Rep Hometowns

    Billboard came up with a fun project for the July 4th holiday, assigning a music performer that best represents each of the 50 states. According to the site, final decisions were largely based on sales results from its charts, but a performer's deception to their home state via its lyrics also made a difference. Check out what performer made it for your state and let us know if Billboard chose well.

  • Chris Brown Fed Up With Baby Mama Drama; Files Paternity Documents For Daughter

    Reports now suggest Brown is taking matters into his own hands, and has now filed Paternity documents for their daughter. While he is currently paying $2,500 a month for the toddler, Guzman argues it is not enough and feels entitled to more for the sake of their child. How much more you ask? Nia is looking to receive somewhere in the ballpark of $15K per month

  • Jerry Garcia's Daughter Says Grateful Dead Considered Hologram for 'Fare Thee Well'

    All the talk surrounding the Grateful Dead's "Fare Thee Well" concerts in hometown Santa Clara was the rainbow that appeared vividly over Levi Stadium over the weekend. Many suggested that the weather event was more than coincidental, and that perhaps the high price of tickets to the show was used to create a miraculous special effect. Music Times reported on the event this week and suggested that perhaps the band would play alongside a hologram of deceased founding guitarist Jerry Garcia when the concert series moves to Chicago this weekend. Trixie Garcia, his daughter, told Billboard this week that the idea was, in fact, considered.

  • Tamera Mowry-Housley Gives Birth to Her Second Child, Baby Girl Ariah Talea

    Tamera Mowry-Housley and husband Adam Housley welcome the birth of their baby girl, Ariah Talea. Congratulations are in order for The Real co-host, Tamera Mowry-Housley, and her husband Adam Housley on their new bundle of joy! Tamera's reps have confirmed that today she gave birth to a healthy baby girl — Ariah Talea.
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