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The Weeknd & Alicia Keys Added to 2015 BET Awards Lineup, Janet Jackson to be Honored
As the 2015 BET Awards gets closer, the show's lineup gets more better. The Weeknd and Alicia Keys have been added to the list of performers and Janet Jackson will be honored at this year's ceremony. -
Dmitri Hvorostovsky, World-Renowned Baritone, Diagnosed with Brain Tumor
The beloved Russian baritone, Dmitri Hvorostovsky, has revealed that he has had to cancel all engagements through the end of August to undergo treatment for a brain tumor. The announcement was posted Wednesday on his website. -
Miles Davis Unreleased Performances Premiere in 'Newport 1955-1975' Box Set
Miles Davis fans have grown over the years to include everyone from seasoned jazzgoers to dabblers in the genre. During his stint at the Newport Jazz Festival, his performances there brought together an audience of all stripes and trades. Now, those special performances will be available for purchase. -
Bobby Shmurda Trial Set for October 25 as Rapper Arrested Again at Rikers
The ongoing saga of Brooklyn emcee Bobby Schmurda continues as his trial has been set for October 5, according to reports from HipHopDX. The "Hot N*gga" rapper is being held along with fellow emcee Rowdy Rebel and four other accused for an 101-count indictment. Schmurda himself stood before a Manhattan Supreme Court judge on June 25. -
Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris top Jay Z and Beyoncé for Highest-Paid Couples
Forbes is shaking up its annual Celebrity 100 list, which lists the wealthiest members of the entertainment industry, shifting it so that participants are ranked by their annual income only, and not their net worths. Three couples managed to land both members in the Top 100, and all three were musical beaus: Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris, Jay Z and Beyoncé, as well as Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert. -
Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake and More Performers Hosting Beats 1 Radio Shows
Beats 1 Radio will be launching next week and Apple Music has already announced a slew of celebrity musicians who will host weekly radio segments on the service, including Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake, Pharrell Williams, St. Vincent, Disclosure, Josh Homme (of Queens of The Stone Age) and Jaden Smith. Former BBC DJ Zane Lowe will be among the more experienced MC's working on the service, along with Ebro Darden of New York's Hot 97 radio station. -
Coroner Confirms Composer James Horner's Plane Crash Was Accident
A medical examiner's office in Southern California has formally confirmed that James Horner was the pilot killed in a plane crash earlier this week, and law enforcement has also confirmed that the death was an accident. Ventura County medical examiner Zeb Dunn reported in a statement that the composer was killed by blunt force trauma from the crash. -
Canadian Politicians Use Nine Inch Nails' Logo for Alberta Campaign
Musicians are rarely too excited to find out that their work is being used as part of a political campaign, as Neil Young demonstrated this week and we have a hunch Trent Reznor will demonstrate soon enough. A trio of Canadian politicians have taken the logo from Reznor's band, Nine Inch Nails, and placed it on merchandise for their respective campaigns. -
Rihanna's New Fashion Line, $chool Kills: Is She Putting Music on the Back Burner?
Rihanna set to launch new accessory and clothing line, $chool Kills. She is reportedly taking a break from music to expand her fashion enterprise. -
Young Thug To Release 'Slime Season' the Same Day As Lil Wayne's 'Free Weezy Album'
The ongoing beef between Young Thug and Lil Wayne just won't let up. The Atlanta rapper recently announced that he plans to release his Slime Season mixtape on the same day as Lil Wayne's Free Weezy Album. -
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