• One Direction Address Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson Twitter Feud, Play Dodgeball with James Corden

    One Direction made its first television appearance in the U.S. after the surprise departure of Zayn Malik last night (May 15) on The Late Late Show with James Corden, and nothing was off topic. During the band's 20-minute time on screen, 1D addressed the fan-picked single "No Control," Harry Styles' extensive tattooing and, of course, the big Twitter feud between Malik, his producer Naughty Boy and remaining One Direction member Louis Tomlinson.

  • Kesha Talks About Beating Her Eating Disorder & a Healthy Lifestyle in New 'Vogue' Interview

    It's been a little over a year since Kesha returned from rehab for an eating disorder, and now she singer is finally embracing a healthy lifestyle. In a new interview with Vogue, the "Timber" singer revealed the inside world of her eating disorder, he decision to check into rehab and how she's shedding away all the glitter and partying for a body positive and happy life.

  • Miley Cyrus' Raunchy 'My Neck, My Back' Cover Approved by Khia

    Miley Cyrus' outrageous set at New York City's Terminal 5 for the Adult Swim upfronts didn't just include a new song "Tiger Dreams" with The Flaming Lips, the outrageous pop star also performed a XXX rated cover of Khia's 2002 hit single "My Neck, My Back (Lick It)." And of course, now the original performer of the sexual single has come out approving of Cyrus' take.

  • Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Mark Watters Team with Disney for Animated Shorts Program, Featuring New Score, Print for "Sorcerer's Apprentice"

    On Saturday, June 13, the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra will present "LACO @ the Movies: Celebrating Walt Disney Animation Studios." It'll be a glorious evening of scores and eye-popping animation spanning more than 80 years, performed live with six-time Emmy-winning composer Mark Watters inside the Ace Hotel--that gorgeous Spanish gothic movie theater in the heart of L.A.'s theater district.

  • Loufest Lineup 2015 Revealed: Avett Brothers, Hozier, Ludacris, Billy Idol, Brandon Flowers & More To Perform

    As a St. Louis native, it has been exciting to see how Loufest has grown from a local event to one of the big dogs. Now in its sixth year, the two-day festival boasts a lineup that includes The Avett Brothers, Hozier, Ludacris, Billy Idol, Brandon Flowers, Young the Giant, Umphrey's McGee, local act Pokey LaFarge and more. The two-day festival, produced by Listen Live Entertainment and C3 Presents, returns to Forest Park's Central Field on Sept. 12-13. Tickets are now on sale here.

  • Steve Aoki Cancels Shows for Emergency Vocal Chord Surgery

    This week has been a roller coaster week for Steve Aoki. He released his new artist album Neon Future II on Tuesday, which features collaborations with the likes of Snoop Dogg, Rivers Cumo, Nervo and Linkin Park, which went into the top 20 iTunes dance charts in over a dozen countries worldwide. Today, the "Boneless" DJ had to announce that he would be canceling the rest of this month's shows because of a longstanding need to get vocal chord surgery that could not be put off any longer.

  • 'The Martin Garrix Show' Episode 3 Released Featuring Tiësto

    To celebrate his 19th birthday (yes he is still only 19), Martin Garrix has unveiled the third episode of his tour documentary series, "The Martin Garrix Show.' It follows him on his travels throughout the United States starting in Las Vegas shooting the commercial for 7UP featuring his track with Tiësto titled "The Only Way Is Up." They then head to Miami for the official rollout of the 7UP campaign where they get their own branded cans and Garrix performs all across town.

  • Live Nation & Uber Partner For EDC, Sasquatch!, Hard Summer and Voodoo

    Getting to and from concerts can be a nightmare. Nobody wants to drive and if they are far away, the time spent in traffic can be almost as long as the music itself. Uber has been teamed up with some local promoters and venues around the country to provide free or discounted rides to attendees to and from shows, but has not partnered with any major promoter on a wide scale. Today that changes as the most valuable private company in the world, Uber and Live Nation have partnered to provide rides for customers at 64 festivals and venues across the United States.
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