• Taylor Swift: Princeton Review Apologizes For Misquoting 'Fifteen' Lyrics, Offers Grammar-Loving Swiftie Two Free Tickets To 'Style' Singer's Concert

    Earlier this week, Taylor Swift called out test prep company The Princeton Review for misquoting her lyrics from "Fifteen" in one of their practice test questions. The Princeton review acknowledged the lyrical slip-up on Twitter, but noted that regardless of how much they love TSwift, the SAT would still deduct points for the "somebody/them" mistake.

  • Omar Souleyman Announces New Music (Featuring Help from Four Tet, Modeselektor), World Tour Schedule

    Omar Souleyman has announced that his new album, Bahdeni Nami, will drop on July 28 and will feature assistance from more mainstream fans such as Four Tet, Modeselektor (and later remixes to come from the Black Lips' Cole Alexander), according to Pitchfork. Souleyman has been a mainstay in his homeland of Syria for years as a celebrated wedding party singer, and has gathered Western appreciation in recent years thanks to acclaimed releases such as 2013's Wenu Wenu.

  • Scott Disick's Relationship With Kourtney Kardashian Hangs by a Thread After Ditching Rehab in Costa Rica

    Scott Disick's week-long stint in a Costa Rican rehab facility seems to have been little more than an annoying detour on his social calender. He had not even left the country when it was already confirmed and being promoted that Disick will be back in the house hosting this Friday, March 27, at 1 OAK, his favorite Las Vegas club. We know the reality star has returned to Los Angeles because he was spotted out and about with two of his kids yesterday, March 25, but that does not mean all is well on the home front. At some point, Kourtney Kardashian was going to become serious about her baby daddy getting help, and right now seems to be the time. Their relationship hangs by a thread after he ditched rehab.

  • Cissy Houston Breaks Silence: Grandmother Reveals Bobbi Kristina Brown Has Minimal Hope of Survival

    We learned last week that Bobbi Kristina Brown was being moved to a rehabilitation facility not because of any improvement in her condition, but rather just the opposite. Her medical team at Emory University Hospital had concluded that there was nothing else they could do to change the state she is in, so if the family was going to continue to keep her on life support, it needed to be elsewhere. Grandmother Cissy Houston has broken her silence, reportedly coming to terms with the reality of Brown's condition within a few weeks of her being found face down in her bath tub. She has revelaed that there is a minimal hope of survival for her granddaughter. She also understands that the decision to disconnect life support lies in the hands of Bobby Brown, but he just is not ready yet.

  • T-Pain 'Iron Way' Mixtape Tracklist: The Dream, Lil Wayne, Unheard Aaliyah Vocals Featured on 21-Track Project

    T-Pain is back with a vengeance. The "Up Down" rapper is prepping a big 2015 with his upcoming 'The Iron Way' mixtape and his new album 'Stoicville: The Phoenix.' T-Pain has announced the full tracklist for 'The Iron Way' on Twitter, and it is heavy. The 21-track tape will feature the likes of The Dream, OG Maco, Lil Wayne, Yo Gotta, Big K.R.I.T., previously unheard vocals from Aaliyah and others, while also including some ridiculous song titles like "Booty Butt Ass."

  • Chelsea Handler Reveals Her Bill Cosby Encounter in a New Magazine Interview

    It has been a little while since another new alleged victim of Bill Cosby has come forward to make allegations against him, but as it turns out, Chelsea Handler had an interesting experience with him years ago. As she puts it, the legendary comic tried to "Cosby" her, and it is probably her built-in distrust and street smarts that saved her from being another victim with another real story to tell. She reveals her sketchy encounter in a new magazine interview.

  • Smashing Pumpkins: Billy Corgan Unsure of Band's Future, Hints at Disbanding in 2016

    Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan isn't quite sure what the future holds for his band, or even if there is a future at all. He's already said that the follow-up to 2014's Monuments to an Elegy will be the band's final effort. Now the singer, in an interview with Radio Oasis in Peru, has said that "the future of the Smashing Pumpkins is kind of murky."

  • Rihanna Shares 'B*tch Better Have My Money' Via Dubsmash App

    Rihanna teased her new single "B*tch Better Have My Money" yesterday, March 25, on Twitter. Today, the singer shared a link to the tune, but there's a catch - to hear the new song, fans must first sign up for Dubsmash, Billboard notes. The app allows users to send selfie videos with special audio "dubbed with famous sounds."
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