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  • David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson Already Generating Heat in 'X-Files' Return

    Filming has started on the revived series, The X-Files, up in Vancouver and already we are learning some pretty cool things about what to expect when the hit series returns for a limited run in January. First of all, don't call it a reboot because no one connected to the show likes that phrase. In their minds, the characters of Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) have never really gone away, they simply dropped off our radar for a bit. The latest photos coming from the set prove that Duchovny and Anderson are still packing some serious heat while portraying the characters that made them both household names.
  • Pia Mia Releases Video for 'Do It Again' Featuring Tyga & Chris Brown

    Pia Mia now has a visual to accompany her latest release "Do It Again" featuring Tyga and Chris Brown.
  • Tamar Braxton & K. Michelle End Feud, Set to Perform Together at BET Awards

    K. Michelle and Tamar Braxton have put their drama behind them. The two singers are set to perform together at the 2015 BET Award Show.
  • Young Thug & London On Da Track Release "Money" from 'Slime Season' Mixtape

    Earlier this week, Young Thug announced the release date for his collaborative mixtape with producer London On Da Track. On Friday, the two dropped "Money" from Slime Season.
  • Future Announces St. Louis as First Stop of Upcoming '56 Nights' Tour

    Earlier this month, Future announced his 56 Nights tour and according to his Twitter account, he's making his first stop in St. Louis.
  • Florence + the Machine Covers Foo Fighters 'Times Like These' During Glastonbury Headliner

    Filling in for the Foo Fighters after Dave Grohl took a tumble off the stage in Gothemburg, Florence + the Machine commanded the stage at Glastonbury Festival 2015-- but not without eternally thanking the band who's slot they slipped into last minute.
  • Barack Obama Sings an Emotional 'Amazing Grace' at Rev. Clementa Pinckney Funeral [WATCH]

    Also a state senator, Rev. Pinckney was among a total of nine churchgoing victims that found themselves amidst a tragic shooting at the hands of Dylann Roof in the Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church-the same building the funeral was held in. The 21-year-old shooter has a long listed history of violence, racism and hatred, motivating his life-threatening actions to the often targeted southern city.
  • J.K. Rowling Plans 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' Play for 2016

    Good news for witches, wizards and muggles alike--you won't have to live without it much longer, J.K. Rowling is continuing the chronicles of the boy who lived in the form of a play titled 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.'
  • Lena Dunham Tweets Jack Antonoff After Same-Sex Marriage Legalized, 'Get On It'

    Lena Dunham is ready for marriage after today's news that same-sex marriage is legalized. Today the Supreme Court made history and announced that same-sex marriage is deemed a Constitutional right, legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide.
  • Hugh Hefner & Kendra Wilkinson Slam Holly Madison's Tell-All Book

    Hugh Hefner and Kendra Wilkinson deny the claims made by Holly Madison in her new tell-all book. A few weeks ago, we reported the news that Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend and former Playboy Bunny, Holly Madison, was set to expose some juicy Playboy Mansion secrets in her tell-all book, Down the Rabbit Hole.
  • Nirvana’s Self-Titled Greatest Hits Album to Be Released on Vinyl August 28

    It's been a whirlwind of emotions for all-things-Nirvana, from the praise of documentary 'Montage of Heck,' the tribulations that came with conspiracy film 'Soaked in Bleach,' hints of re-opening Kurt Cobain's murder case and the ability to rent his and Courtney Love's former apartment on Airbnb. Now, Nirvana's self-titled 2002 greatest hits and back-catalog compilation album, will be reiussed on vinyl and Blu-ray on August 28.
  • Pink Floyd's Syd Barrett Documentary 'Have You Got It?' Releasing This Summer

    With the documentary name mirroring the title of an unreleased Pink Floyd track, the latest film details the life of fleeting front man, Syd Barrett. It's slated for a a late summer release in 2015.
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