• Rihanna "BBHMM" Remixed By Diplo, Grandtheft Ahead Of 'R8' Release

    Rihanna's "BBHMM" has unsurprisingly become a radio hit and the target of remixes by electronic music producers all over the world. We have not seen any official reworks yet, until today when Diplo uploaded his remix alongside Canadian trap producer, DJ Grandtheft of the "Stay" singer's hit.

  • Every Michael Jackson Grunt, Squeal Compiled In YouTube Video

    Things like this are why the internet is great. Somebody took the time out of their probably not so busy day to create a compilation of, what the video claims is every grunt, squeal and cry of from the king of pop, Michael Jackson. Have your headphones ready, because you will get some awkward stares and comments for the next month or year if you listen to this with audio, unless that is what you are going for. The yells, cries and grunts are isolated from any background audio or music os you are just left with the pure, unfiltered MJ right from his gut to yours.

  • 'The Craft' Remake: '90s Cult Classic Getting New Life

    With the help of co-writer Phil Graziadei, director Leigh Janiak will take on her newest film project with a fresh adaptation of a supernatural teen thriller-the '90s cult classic following four catholic schoolgirls on a witchcraft journey, 'The Craft.'

  • 5 NFL Stars Gone Country: Terry Bradshaw, Troy Aikman and More

    Peyton Manning's Children's Hospital fundraiser took a fun turn last weekend when the Denver Broncos quarterback took the stage with headliner Dierks Bentley to perform a cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues." Manning's musical dynamism was about as weak as you might expect, but as it was strictly for-the-kids, we'd be jerks to mock him for it. He wasn't the first NFL player to take a crack at country music however...in fact, players such as Hall of Famers Terry Bradshaw and Troy Aikman have done the deed in a more professional setting. Here are five country releases from acts that got their start on the gridiron.

  • Pusha T On EDM: "If Hip-Hop Artists Are Smart, They'll Do It"

    Traditional barriers that have existed for decades between genres like hip-hop, rock, country and electronic music, which were originally scarcely breached, are starting to come down. A new wave of artists are coming up ignoring the traditional boundaries that have existed for years and fusing together different sounds and styles. One of the artists doing that is Pusha T, who has been recently working with a variety of different EDM acts like Tiga, Axwell / Ingrosso, Major Lazer, Yogi and more. He recently spoke to Billboard about his attempt to bridge the gap between EDM and hip-hop and why other hip-hop artists should smarten up and do it.

  • Avicii Premieres "New" Music "I'll Be Gone" On Tiësto's Club Life Ahead Of 'Stories'

    If you look up unreleased Avicii music or Avicii ID, you will find countless tracks dating back to 2010. With the arrival of his sophomore album Stories coming at some point this year, Avicii, real name Tim Bergling, has been testing out new music that could potentially be a part of the LP. The "Wake Me Up" producer was tabbed to join Tiesto on his Club Life podcast for a short guest mix and interview. Bergling led off his mix with a "new" song titled "I'll Be Gone," which is in reality an updated version of his Avicii by Avicii remix of the True track "Liar Liar."

  • Fetty Wap Drops "679" Video Feat. Remy Boyz [WATCH]

    As Fetty Wap's popularity continues to increase thanks to "Trap Queen," he is revisiting some of his favorite older tracks for new fans to check out. One such track, "679" has now been give the video treatment. This time around, he brings out his Remy Boyz squad to party with him. The clip opens with Wap walking in on a surprise party being thrown for him in a mansion. From there, he and his boys celebrate with booze, babes, and bills. Could this fun-loving track be the New Jersey rapper's next hit?

  • Harry Shearer's Best Simpsons Songs, As Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders and More

    Harry Shearer announced today that after more than 25 years of voicing beloved characters on 'The Simpsons'—including Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, Principal Skinner, Kent Brockman, and bus driver Otto—he would be leaving the show. The greatest animated show of all time—and what some may consider the greatest television show, period—has never been afraid to delve into musical numbers, so Music Times dug up six of the best songs performed by Shearer's characters across the program's run, including plays on Disney songs and Guns N' Roses classics.
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