• Weezer 'Go Away' Music Video: Rivers Cuomo & Bethany Cosentino Parody Tinder

    Weezer and Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino may have made their collaborative track "Go Away" sound like easy and fun alt-rock, but in the music video getting the two together took a lot of effort. Today (July 24) the latest visual from Weezer's new album Everything Will Be Alright in the End was released, and it features an on-the-nose spoof of the popular dating app Tinder.

  • Ed Sheeran Has Totally Pooped His Pants on Stage

    If you've ever wondered whether or not Ed Sheeran has accidentally pooped his pants on stage, wonder no more. The answer is, yes, in fact the "Thinking Out Loud" singer has sharted while performing in front of thousands of adoring fans.

  • Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift Spoke on the Phone After VMAs Twitter Spat

    Taylor Swift's Twitter apology was not the only time that she and Nicki Minaj spoke about their tiff over the 2015 MTV VMAs nominations. Today (July 24), the "The Night Is Still Young" rapper performed on Good Morning America and revealed that the two actually spoke on the phone and that their mini-feud is all over.

  • Michael Jackson and Bad Movies: A Brief History of The King's Filmography

    It was revealed this week that Michael Jackson had once hoped to take on the role of Jar Jar Binks in 'Star Wars: The Phantom Menace,' which would have put the greatest pop star of all time on the cast list as one of the most reviled film characters of all time. Fortunately, it didn't happen: Jackson wanted to do the part in prosthetics, similar to the "Thriller" video, while creator George Lucas wanted to go with CGI for the character. Jackson may not have been a total failure on-camera—the aforementioned music video is still among the most influential, and best, in history-but that doesn't save him from a largely disastrous career in film. Jackson rarely graced Hollywood productions...but when he did, they tended to be awful. Check out these four films that featured the King of Pop.

  • Future's 'DS2' NYC Concert: Mike Will Made It, DJ Esco Let 'Futurehive' In The Trap

    July 22, rapper Future hit New York City's Highline Ballroom as his third stop on his four major city tour to celebrate the release of his latest album, DS2. After the location and time for the free pop-up concert was announced, early Wednesday morning, a sea of people rushed over to West 16th to lock in their spot for the private show and with the help of Mike Will Made It and DJ Esco, the night remained an unforgettable one.

  • Mumford and Sons Unveil Video for 'Wilder Mind' Track 'Ditmas'

    Mumford & Sons decided to take a divergent musical route for their third studio album Wilder Mind, but in their latest video for "Ditmas," the British folk rockers have revisited their inner-country side by exploring the relationship between a man and his horse.

  • Cradle of Filth Relishes Second Guitar on 'Hammer of The Witches'

    Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at 'Hammer of The Witches,' the new album from black metal standbys Cradle of Filth, featuring a new lineup in tow.
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