• Justin Bieber Asks Seth Rogen To Roast Him On Comedy Central After Comedian Bashes Him On Twitter & In Interviews

    As previously reported, Justin Bieber has signed himself up to be roasted on Comedy Central for his 21st birthday. Following more than a year of shenanigans, Bieber has decided to own up to all the things that have made him seem like a d-bag and bad example to his Beliebers. Earlier this month, Comedy Central posted a trailer for the March 30th roast, which featured the 20-year-old Canadian crooner topless and getting pelted with eggs. Now Bieber has called out Seth Rogen to take part in roasting him.

  • Kelly Clarkson Didn't Know 'Run Run Run' was a Tokio Hotel Song

    Earlier this week, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend released their heartwrenching new single "Run Run Run," a duet that was seemingly a cover of Tokio Hotel's song of the same name. But when Tokio Hotel weren't credited as writers for Clarkson's new song, fans started to question what was really going on; had Clarkson stolen a song? Now, in a series of tweets, the "Heartbreak Song" singer revealed that she had only just heard the Tokio Hotel version of the track and that neither she nor the German rock band actually penned "Run Run Run."

  • Iggy Azalea Gets in 'Trouble', Arrested by Jennifer Hudson in New Music Video [WATCH]

    Looks like Iggy Azalea has gotten herself into a bit of "Trouble," and Jennifer Hudson is on the scene to catch the Twitter-free rapper in the midst of her crime spree. Today (Feb. 27), months after announcing her new Reclassified single, Azalea finally released the music video for "Trouble," where she and her partner get some Bonnie and Clyde action going.

  • Kanye West Publicly Apologizes To Beck, Bruno Mars, Wants 'Uptown Funk' Singer To Collaborate On New Song

    Yesterday Kanye West spoke with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe about his thoughts on the Grammys and his controversial comments on Beck's Album of the Year win. Now he has made a public apology to the Morning Phase rocker via Twitter. Beck isn't the only stop on Ye's apology tour, however. He also apologized to Bruno Mars, whom he famously dissed in the past, and even admitted to wanting to work with Mars on a new song.

  • Ibeyi's Self-Titled Debut Proves the Newest Worthy Member of The XL Recordings Roster

    Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Ibeyi's debut self-titled LP, which puts the talents of the French-Cuban twins, and pretty much only their talents, on display.

  • Giuliana Rancic Wants Kelly Osbourne Fired From 'Fashion Police'

    Even though Giuliana Rancic has apologized for her questionable remarks during the Oscar red carpet edition of Fashion Police, the issue is far from over with. E! may decide to keep Rancic on their payroll but the mood behind the scenes has become downright vicious. We already told you that when Rancic commented that Zendaya Coleman's dreadlocks must smell like a combination of patchouli oil and weed it wasn't a random slip. She rehearsed and did three separate takes of it with costars such as Kelly Osbourne suggesting that she not make that inflammatory statement. Apparently the feud between Rancic and Osbourne has intensified making Fashion Police a war zone.

  • Kanye West Zane Lowe Interview 2015: Yeezy Talks New Album, Drake, Paul McCartney, Rihanna Tour, Louise Wilson & More On BBC Radio 1 [WATCH]

    While in London for the BRIT Awards, Kanye West sat down with BBC Radio 1's soon-to-be-leaving radio host Zane Lowe to follow up their infamous 2013 interview that spawned harsh criticism, parodies and "rap feuds." During their interview, West spoke about his controversial comments on Beck's Grammy win - for which he would later apologize in a series of tweets to the rocker — his new album, his Adidas fashion line, Drake, Paul McCartney, the death of fashion design professor Louise Wilson, his rumored tour with Rihanna, and much more. Here's what we learned:
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