• 'Trouble in Paradise': Bruce Springsteen, Loretta Lynch Tackle Theme

    Tony Bennett went to no. 1 on the UK charts on this date 60 years ago with his performance of "Stranger in Paradise," an adaptation from the musical Kismet. The vocalist had recorded it more than two years earlier and and it took more than two years of climbing before it got to the top. Although "Stranger In Paradise" may have been one of the most successful songs about things in paradise, more performers have opted for the theme of "Trouble In Paradise," possible referencing the 1932 film classic by the same name. Check out five instances where musical performers—from Loretta Lynn to Bruce Springsteen and Huey Lewis—released songs titled "Trouble In Paradise," with none of them borrowing lyrics.

  • 'Bailando' and More: 7 Biggest Hits for Enrique Iglesias' 40th Birthday

    Happy Birthday to Enrique Iglesias, a pop star who has entered the Hot 100 Top 10 numerous times—as well as topping the US Latin charts 24 times—with hit singles such as "Hero," "Bailamos" and "I Like It." Music Times is celebrating four decade of the younger Iglesias by counting down his most successful singles on the Hot 100.

  • Miley Cyrus, Laura Jane Grace, Joan Jett Perform 'Androgynous' For Happy Hippie Charity's Backyard Sessions

    Earlier this week, Miley Cyrus launched her Happy Hippie Foundation's Backyard Sessions. The charity seeks to help issues affecting homeless youth, LGBT youth and other vulnerable populations. The sessions feature Cyrus teaming with another artist for a special performance straight from the Bangerz singer's backyard. So far she's performed "Different" with Joan Jett and a solo cover of Dido's "No Freedom" in honor of late transgender teen Leelah Alcorn. Now she's again enlisted Jett along with Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace for a cover of The Replacements' "Androgynous."

  • Miley Cyrus Opens Up About Sexuality, Feminism & Being OK Alone in TIME Magazine Interview

    Miley Cyrus is deep into promoting her new Happy Hippie Foundation, which looks to support homeless and LGBT youth. After releasing several Backyard Sessions videos with Joan Jett, Laura Jane Grace and giving countless interviews about sex and gender, the "Wrecking Ball" singer is looking to clear up one fact about her life: she refuses to be put in a box.

  • Willow Smith's "F Q-C #7" Video Showcases Her Different Chakras [WATCH]

    Willow Smith continues her slinky neo-soul sound on a new self-produced single called "F Q-C #7" -- pronounced "Frequency Number Seven." Along with the song, she also unveiled its video, which she also directed. The clip sees the youngest Smith child wearing different colors and donning face paint, which she said represents her different Chakras.

  • First Aid Kit Perform Beautiful Simon & Garfunkel 'America' Cover on 'Letterman'

    David Letterman only has a small handful of The Late Show episodes left, and the longtime talk show host is getting sentimental with his final few musical guests. Last night (May 7), folk duo First Aid Kit appeared on the show to perform a cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "America," and the reason why can help to melt even the coldest of hearts.

  • Tim McGraw To Star In TNT Drama 'Robbers' After 'Tomorrowland' Role

    Tim McGraw proved he was a double threat upon debuting his acting chops in the film version of Friday Night Lights where he played an alcoholic father. Since then, Hollywood has sought out the country singer for a variety of roles; however, McGraw is picky with the projects he chooses. With his next film, Disney's Tomorrowland, hitting theaters soon, McGraw has revealed that he'll be gracing the silver screen and executive producing in a new drama series called Robbers, which will appear on TNT, Rolling Stone reports.

  • Lana Del Rey Debuts New Song ‘Serial Killer' at Endless Summer Tour Kickoff [SETLIST]

    Lana Del Rey kicked off her Endless Summer Tour with Courtney Love last night (May 7) in The Woodlands, Texas, and alongside fan favorites such as "West Coast," "Video Games" and "Born to Die," the dreamy singer also debuted two new songs "Serial Killer" and "You Can Be the Boss." Lucky enough for fans who were unable to attend the show, video of the former song has now surfaced online.

  • Ja Rule Talks Baltimore, Endorses 2016 Presidential Candidate On Fox

    With a 24-hour news cycle, there is a lot of time to fill for cable news networks. There are only so many old reruns of sparse original programming and rehashes of the same topic by the same hosts that a channel can run. This however can lead to some pretty interesting guest spots and Fox Business decided yesterday that they were going to host Ja Rule on the program. The reason was a good one - He is the creative head of Magnises, a new company that brings together individuals who have credit cards and allows them to connect with special perks and rewards -- all for a yearly fee. However after discussing the product for a short period of time, the host decided to ask the "Mesmerize" rapper about the situation in Baltimore and what he thought about the 2016 presidential election.
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