• Wavves Leaks Album Art, Criticizes Record Label: 'You Don't Scare Me'

    Nathan Williams of pop-punk surf-y outfit Wavves blasted a series of tweets in response to his current feud with Warner Brothers. Currently at work on two albums, including collaboration with The Cloud Nothings, Williams "battle" with his label has escalated over the past week.

  • Alice Glass Releases New Single 'Stillbirth'

    Alice Glass recently shared her debut single as a solo artist titled "Stillbirth" via Soundcloud. The first track to be released since her split from Crystal Castles, her latest song marks a new chapter in the former front woman's career. Admittedly inspired by her survival from an abusive relationship, her new song is emotionally raw and wrought with well-crafted dissonance.

  • A Place To Bury Strangers Release 'Love High' Video

    A Place To Bury Strangers released yet another video from their most recent LP Transfixiation. The fourth in a series of debuts, "Love High" is visually and audibly visceral. Opening with strobe-like cinematography and buzzing instrumentation, Transfixiation's third track progresses as the shoegaze outfit walks across the Williamsburg Bridge with vertigo inducing steps.

  • D.L. Hughley Says Caitlyn Jenner "Looks Like Every P.E. Teacher I Ever Had"

    Caitlyn Jenner receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the 2015 ESPYs was undoubtedly the highlight of the entire awards ceremony. While she had many supporters, she also had some people that doubted her qualifications for winning the award. Comedian and actor, D.L. Hughley was one of those that was not convinced that Jenner deserved the award.

  • 60 Years of Mouseketeers: Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Miley and More

    Today marks an important anniversary for the most epic day in Disney history: Walt opened the gates of Disneyland to the world, and introduced the Mouseketeers to the world. The preteen performers might seem like a gimmick now, but the lengths at which the Disney company went to recruit talented youngsters has paid off over the years. Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake (and of course Miley Cyrus, Hilary Duff and other stars who would go on to fame with other Disney programs and outside careers) are among the biggest names, but some other big names have had their Mouseketeer career forgotten in light of their other achievements. Here are five of the other stars you may not have realized were in Mickey's minor league system.
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