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Iggy Azalea's sophomore album isn't due to be released until next year, but that doesn't mean she isn't spilling the beans about some of the details for her The New Classic follow-up. On Tuesday night (Oct. 6), the "Fancy" rapper engaged in a little fan Twitter chat, and she revealed her new LP's title and admitted that the cover artwork has been shot and some major performances have been booked. -
Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus Feud: 'Anaconda' Rapper Tells VMAs Host to Consider Black Women
The riff between Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus at the 2015 MTV VMAs wasn't just real, it's still not over. In a new interview with The New York Times magazine, the "Anaconda" rapper once again calls out this year's VMAs host for appropriating black culture without understanding "what's bothering" black women. -
Pandora Buys Ticketfly For $450 Million In Push To Live Music
Pandora has acquired ticket vendor Ticketfly for a price of approximately $450 million. The acquisition was officially announced this morning in joint statements by both company CEOs on their respective blogs. -
Kurt Cobain Early Demo of "Sappy" Released From 'Montage of Heck' Tapes
Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings, is set to drop Nov. 13 with 13 previously unheard Kurt Cobain tracks. The previously unheard home recordings uncovered by Brett Morgen while compiling footage and audio for his critically acclaimed documentary Montage of Heck. Now, we're getting a sneak peek of one of the tracks, a solemn acoustic demo version of Nirvana's "Sappy." -
New York Yankees Pitcher CC Sabathia Checks Himself into Rehab for Alcohol Addiction
New York Yankees pitcher, CC Sabathia, is on a mission towards personal growth and healing. On Monday (Oct. 5), the player announced that he would be checking himself into a rehabilitation center for alcohol addiction. The news comes just a day before his team's first playoff game since 2012. -
Director Spike Lee First New Yorker Named Marathon Grand Marshal
Famed director Spike Lee has an array of titles under his belt. Not only is he known as an accredited filmmaker, but Lee is also viewed as a New York sports fanatic, a teacher, marketing specialist and an honorary Oscar winner. Now he has another title to add to his belt, the next grand marshal of the New York City Marathon, the first New Yorker to earn the title. -
ABC Family Set to Change Its Name in 2016, Looks to Appeal to Younger Audience
ABC Family is preparing to kickoff the 2016 year in a big way. With the success of hit television shows like 'Pretty Little Liars' and 'Switched at Birth,' ABC Family has been looking for ways to hone in on a particular fanbase of viewers, mainly consisting of milliniels and young adults. In an attempt to expand their market by appealing to a younger audience, ABC Family will soon be known as Freeform. -
Soulja Boy Remixes Drake & Future's "Jumpman" Off 'What a Time to Be Alive'
Although the album sales for What a Time to Be Alive may have dropped quite a bit, Soulja Boy recently remixed one of Drake and Future's standout tracks, "Jumpman." -
Kendrick Lamar Reflects on Eazy-E's Career, Calls the N.W.A. Rapper a Major Influence
In recent years, Kendrick Lamar has been dubbed the poster child of all things Compton, but before him, N.W.A. was the hottest thing coming out of the city. In Paper magazine’s “Nowstalgia” issue, K Dot reflected on the the impact of the group’s frontman, Eazy-E, and called the late rapper a major influence. -
Rihanna Explains Why She Got Back With Chris Brown, Talks Domestic Violence in New Interview
In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Rihanna explains why she got back with Chris Brown after he beat her shortly before the 2009 Grammy Awards and talked about being the public face of domestic violence. -
Jewel Talks Dolly Parton, Divorce From Ty Murray and New Album 'Picking Up The Pieces'
With her new album, 'Picking Up the Pieces,' hitting stores early last month (Sept. 11), renowned country and folk singer Jewel decided to speak on her divorce from rodeo star Ty Murray and her collaboration with famous country diva Dolly Parton on "My Father's Daughter." -
Nick Carter, Sharna Burgess Rock 'Everybody' on 'Dancing With The Stars' [WATCH]
Ever since it was announced that Nick Carter was joining the cast of 'Dancing With The Stars,' Backstreet Boys fans all over the world have been awaiting the moment Carter and his dancing partner, Sharna Burgess, would tackle a BSB anthem. Last night, the moment finally arrived as the Backstreet boy and his partner took us back to 1992 with a lively dance set to fan-favorite track, "Everybody."
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