• Justin Bieber's 'What Do You Mean?' Music Video Features Selena Gomez Cameo

    Justin Bieber's new single "What Do You Mean?" had a meaning in its own that was a major question to many Beliebers. Was the song about his on-again, off-again girlfriend (and current ex) Selena Gomez? If the track's music video is any indication, the answer is a major yes. Fans of his new visual for were quick to point out that Gomez's name makes a brief cameo in the video.

  • Katy Perry Viral C*nt Photo Was Fake: Fan Admits to Doctoring Image

    Even if you don't particularly care for the music of Katy Perry or the pop star's live show, don't worry, she's not going to call you bad names. Earlier this week, a photograph of the "Dark Horse" singer reportedly calling a hate a c*nt via a fan's cellphone spread across the Internet, but both the pop star herself and the creator of the meme have decried the picture as a total fake.

  • 11 Must-See New Movie Releases: 'Hotel Transylvania 2,' 'Room,' '99 Homes,' More

    Fall is around the corner and we have the perfect list to get you ready for the hottest movies soon to hit the big screen. This list has something for everybody, whether you feel like laughing, crying, or clinging on to your seats this fall, we have the movie for you. The weather isn't the only thing you need to prepare for this year, so put the scarves, boots, and pumpkin lattes aside, while you enjoy these trailers from 11 fantastic films we know you'll love.

  • McDonald's Breakfast Menu to Be Served All Day Beginning in October

    Deciding what to eat for lunch and dinner is often a hectic task, especially when all you really want is a sausage biscuit or a McGriddle breakfast sandwich from McDonald's. But, the clock on the wall always let's you know that grabbing a quick breakfast sandwich from McDonald's is out of the question after 10a or in some places after 11a. That will all soon change since McDonald's will offer breakfast all day long starting in October.

  • Above & Beyond 'Fly To New York' Music Video: Homage To 'Sleepless in Seattle'

    Above & Beyond have released the music video for their upcoming We Are All We Need single "Fly To New York." The video is the latest in a series of clips dedicated to the UK producer, DJ trio's favorite movies. This time they pay homage to the classic romantic comedy Sleepless In Seattle. The single is being released on Friday aptly as the anthem for Electric Zoo this year.

  • Wiley, Zomby Unite for 'Step 2001' for Throwback Grime Tune [LISTEN]

    Two leaders of the UK underground have united for an unexpected but seamless collaboration. The mysterious masked producer known as Zomby has grabbed a freestyle from Wiley, the Godfather of grime, and created "Step 2001," a throwback grime tune that comes at a time when the genre is getting maximum exposure.

  • 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 21 Cast: 'RHOA' Star Kim Zolciak to "Shake Money Maker"

    Reality star Kim Zolciak has given viewers a glimpse into her personal life on shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and her spin off show Don't Be Tardy for the Wedding. We've seen everything from her natural hair, to the styling and fitting of her long blonde wigs. We've witnessed her date and marry her now husband Kroy Biermann and we've even watched her compose a song in the studio alongside Kandi Burruss. Now, the former 'RHOA' star joins the Season 21 Cast of 'DWTS' and we get to see if she can dance?

  • Kevin Gates Drops 'The Truth,' Addresses Assault on Female Fan in Florida

    Kevin Gates is currently experiencing a fall from grace, as well as charges of battery, after a video surfaced of him aggressively kicking a female fan in the chest at a show in Lakeland, Florida. As the incident has gone public, Gates has quickly dropped "The Truth," on which he intends to set the record straight. A past felon, Gates also uses the new track to voice his fears about possibly returning to prison.

  • Hozier Covers Sam Smith 'Lay Me Down' and the OG Singer Loves It!

    If you thought that Irish singer-songwriter Hozier couldn't get any cooler, than you hadn't heard him cover Sam Smith. This week, the "Take Me to Church" crooner visited the BBC Radio 1 live lounge and tackled his fellow U.K. pop star's massive hit "Lay Me Down."
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