• VMAs 2015: The Weeknd, Demi Lovato, Macklemore and More to Perform

    The 2015 MTV VMAs are only a few days away, but the first round of performers have just been announced. On Tuesday (Aug. 25), MTV announced that The Weeknd, Demi Lovato, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and more will take to the legendary award show stage this Sunday, Aug. 30.

  • Ed Sheeran Launches New Label Gingerbread Man Records

    Ginger-haired singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran has officially launched his brand-new record label, appropriately named Gingerbread Man Records. The "Thinking Out Loud" singer first detailed the project in March, confirming that songwriter Jamie Lawson would be the first artist to sign with the label.

  • Dee Barnes, Michel'le React to Dr. Dre's Apology to "All the Women" He's Abused

    The stunning success of Straight Outta Compton has prompted a reexamination Dr. Dre's troubling history of violence against women, of which there was no mention in the film. Since the film's release, a few women, including R&B singer and Dre's former girlfriend Michel'le as well as hip-hop journalist Dee Barnes, have come forward to speak on Dre's past assaults against them and the "revisionist history" being shown in the N.W.A. biopic. Soon after Barnes wrote a highly publicized op-ed in reaction to the film and it's abuse-free narrative, Dr. Dre issued an official apology "to all the women I've hurt" via the NY Times, which both Michel'le and Barnes have since addressed.

  • Chris Brown's Head Tattoo Spawns Big Reactions from Fans, Omarion

    "Liquor" singer Chris Brown is currently on his One Hell of a Nite Tour, alongside fellow artist Kid Ink, Omarion, Fetty Wap and Teyanna Taylor and is apparently having one hell of a time. So much so that that it appears that Brown up and got an impromptu tattoo on his head earlier this week.

  • 'Bring It On' Celebrates 15th Anniversary: 9 Reasons Kirsten Dunst Film Is Epic

    Yesterday (Aug. 25) marked the 15th anniversary of the box office hit film, 'Bring It On.' The movie made its debut in theaters in 2005, starring Kirsten Dunst, Garbrielle Union, Eliza Dushku, and Jesse Bradford, as they battle with cheer competitions, cheating boyfriends, and much more. We celebrate the many things we've learned from the iconic film.

  • Paul McCartney Tour: Beatles Veteran Announces 5 New Live Dates

    The Beatles' own Paul McCartney is slated to perform a newly announced run of five North American gigs in October, launching the rest of the Out There tour in Ohio while continuing on to make his first ever appearance at State College in Pennsylvania. This year's Lollapalooza headliner will also perform in Toronto for the first time in five years.

  • Alanis Morissette Talks Struggles With Eating Disorders

    As the 20th anniversary of the angsty album, 'Jagged Little Pill,' approaches, Alanis Morissette recently discussed her personal eating disorder struggles in a new interview with Women's Health. The "Ironic" singer openly discussed her battles with bulimia, comparing it to the likes of drug and alcohol addiction.
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