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KCON, the annual festival celebrating Korean music and culture, announced several acts that will be performing at the Los Angeles and New York events, including Girls' Generation, AOA, Block B and Super Junior. -
Ed Sheeran & Kermit the Frog Perfom Heartwarming 'Rainbow Connection' on Red Nose Day 2015
Yesterday (May 21), the United States held its first ever Red Nose Day on NBC with the help of everyone from Coldplay to One Direction to Blake Shelton. But, one highlight is already making its way around the Internet with a huge heartwarming splash... a cover of "Rainbow Connection" courtesy of Ed Sheeran and the song's originator Kermit the Frog. -
Flavor Flav Arrested on DUI, Drug Possession Charges In Las Vegas
Flavor Flav has thrust himself back into the headlines, but for all of the wrong reasons. According to TMZ, the former Public Enemy hype man was pulled over for speeding in Las Vegas going 73 in 45 zone. Once he was stopped, Police arrested Flav for a number of violations including DUI and drug possession. -
Slayer Announces 'Repentless' Release Date, First Album Without Jeff Hanneman
Slayer has long been at work in the studio but the iconic metal band finally released an official drop date for Repentless, the band's first album of new material in more than six years. The group released a teaser video for the album, which declares that it will hit shelves on September 11, exactly 14 years after the release of its God Hates Us All. -
BBC Radio 1 Numbers Down after Zane Lowe Exit, Fearne Cotton Leaving
It's been a hectic year for BBC Radio 1 and viewership numbers are down as a result of a shift in demographic dynamics and a shuffle of DJs, notably the leaving of Zane Lowe and the exit of Fearne Cotton this week. The British radio channel has lost more than 800,000 viewers from the same period during 2014, dropping from 10.5 million tuning in last year to 9.7 million this year. It's the lowest listening totals since 2003. -
Junk Mail: Zedd 'True Colors' Album Review
Welcome to Junk Mail, where a few Music Times staffers email back-and-forth about each week's biggest release throughout the work day. This week, Ryan Middleton, Carolyn Menyes and Caitlin Carter chat about Zedd's sophomore album True Colors. Feel free to join the conversation in the comments section, and check back next week for more. -
Joy Division Fan to Turn Ian Curtis' Home Into Museum
One Joy Division super fan is in the process of purchasing the Macclesfield, England home that frontman Ian Curtis committed suicide in with plans of transforming it into a museum. -
Daft Punk Unveils New Line Of Clothing, Merchandise Online
Daft Punk doesn't make news often, but when they do, the French robots make it count. The "Around The World" duo has unveiled a brand new line of clothing and merchandise available for purchase through their online store and there is quite a selection. Fans are able to select from a variety of different stickers, shirts and bags as they decide how to best rep Daft Punk. -
Unreleased Version of Notorious B.I.G 'Me & My B*tch' Hits Internet
Today, May 21, Christopher Wallace, known to the world as the Notorious B.I.G or Biggie Smalls, would have turned a young 43. Odes to his greatness are always appropriate as he was, arguably, the greatest rapper ever, but on this day, we are treated to something extra special. An unreleased version of his 1994 'Ready To Die' track ,"Me & My B*tch," has surfaced on the internet. -
Elliott Smith Documentary 'Heaven Adores You' to be Released on DVD
The limited theatrical release of the Elliott Smith documentary, "Heaven Adores You," kicked off on May 7. It was announced today that the film will be available on Blu Ray and DVD on July 17 via Eagle Rock Entertainment. -
Keith Urban 'Come Back to Me' Music Video: Emotional Offering from 'Fuse' Features a Missed Love
Keith Urban is continuing to promote and release new singles and music videos for his 2013 album Fuse. Today (May 21), the country crooner and American Idol judge followed up the release of his Eric Church featuring single "Raise 'Em Up" with the release of a clip for "Come Back to Me." -
Did David Guetta, Nicki Minaj Steal From Burning Man For BBMAs 'Hey Mama?'
On Sunday, the biggest pop stars in the world descended on the MGM Grand in Las Vegas for the Billboard Music Awards, which celebrates those who have achieved the best in the charts. There were a whole host of different performances by the likes of Van Halen, Wiz Khalifa, Ed Sheeran and more, but a few have made headlines beyond that night. People have scratched their heads over the censorship that occurred during Kanye's set and perhaps more under the radar, but newly reported by Vice's Thump, is a potential theft of intellectual property by David Guetta and Nicki Minaj. The pair performed their hit single, "Hey Mama," and some of the background installations look almost identical to those of a Burning Man art installation known as the HYBYCOZO series.
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