• Waka Flocka Flame Slags Donald Trump Over Mexican Rapists Comments

    Republican presidential hopeful, TV personality and businessman Donald Trump got himself into some boiling hot water when he made the remarks during his speech officially announcing his bid at the White House in 2016 that said some Mexican immigrants to the United States are rapists. Other candidates have tried to side-step the matter until recently, notably those vying for the GOP nod, but one man who is unable to run but still going for it anyway, Waka Flocka Flame, is not standing for Trump's antics.

  • Steven Tyler 'Love Is Your Name' Music Video: Aerosmith Singer Goes Country

    Steven Tyler may have surprised fans of Aerosmith when he announced that he would be joining the world of country music with a new album and his debut genre single "Love Is Your Name." But, the legendary rock frontman seems dedicated to the cause and has now released the new music video for his Big Machine Records debut.

  • Britney Spears, Sons Recreate 'Oops! I Did It Again' Album Cover at Disneyland

    Like many families, Britney Spears and her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James Federline celebrated the Fourth of July holiday weekend at Disneyland, and while at the "happiest place on Earth," the "Pretty Girls" singer and her boys decided to have a little bit of nostalgic photographic fun, recreating the classic cover to her 2000 album Oops!... I Did It Again.

  • Demi Lovato Falls at 'Cool for the Summer' Release Party, Embraces Stumble on Twitter [WATCH]

    Demi Lovato is so "Cool for the Summer" that she's even making falling look awesome. To celebrate the release of her new single and the Fourth of July holiday, over the weekend the "Really Don't Care" singer hosted a pool party for her Lovatics. Soon, however, she took a bit of a tumble. But, in typical Demi style, the former Disney star laughed it all off on Twitter.

  • Amy Winehouse Documentary Breaks Film Records in the UK; Acclaim and Controversy

    Amy Winehouse is the name behind the second most-hyped documentary of the year thus far, and it paid off, creating the largest homeland opening weekend for a British documentary in history (the most-hyped doc has to be 'Montage of Heck,' the recently released film on Kurt Cobain). 'Amy,' directed by Asif Kapadia, brought in more than $800,000 in the UK. Good reviews and an expansion from 133 theaters to 200 will keep that number rising.

  • Nicki Minaj Was Two Hours Late to Wireless Festival, Cutting David Guetta Short

    Fans who bought Sunday tickets to this weekend's Wireless Festival in the U.K. were sorely disappointed when headlining act Nicki Minaj was over two hours late for her set. Citing travel issues, the "Feeling Myself" rapper missed her scheduled 7 p.m. show time, forcing the crowd to wait until after David Guetta's performance to see her.

  • Eric Prydz Delivers First Apple Music Beats 1, One Mix

    The first guest invited up to the controls this past weekend on July 4 was Eric Prydz, who spun some very memorable Essential Mixes for Pete Tong at the BBC and had several tracks premiered by Zane Lowe as the Hottest Record in the World as well. Pryda did not hold back with a 10-track playlist consisting of nine of his own songs, eight of which have not been released yet.

  • 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' Meets 'Grand Theft Auto V' in Clever Video

    Will Smith doesn't have to cuss in his rap to sell records, so it doesn't seem obvious to correlate his hit TV show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air with Grand Theft Auto. Yet YouTube user Merfish has recreated the entire opening sequence of the sitcom using the newest chapter of the controversial video game series.
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