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Valentine's Day is a thing because no one knows what the real St. Valentine actually did. In fact, there are at least three St. Valentines. The best we can figure is that he channeled God and healed a girl's blindness once. Which is awesome. Music Times explores the theme in a less typical Valentine's Day playlist. -
J. Cole Announces Forest Hills Drive Tour 2015: 'Apparently' Rapper Hitting Up Lesser Known Markets for Live Dates
If you don't happen to live in New York or Los Angeles, for once you're in luck for a major tour. Today (Feb. 13), "Apparently" singer J. Cole announced his Forest Hills Drive Tour, and he's coming for cities that rarely get live music lovin'. -
Lil Wayne 'Free Weezy Album' Dropping Today? Mack Maine Says Drake's Mixtape Is Today's Only Young Money Release
It's been a big day for Young Money. Last night Drake dropped his surprise mixtape, If You're Reading This It's Too Late, and now it looks like Lil Wayne might be dropping that Free Weezy Album he announced earlier this month. -
Rihanna, Alicia Keys and Pitbull: Ranking Previous NBA All Star Game Halftime Shows Before Ariana Grande's Gig
This year's NBA All Star Game Halftime Show will feature Ariana Grande (and presumably guests) providing entertainment to the fans at Madison Square Garden. Just like the Super Bowl's big showcase, the NBA's version of events has been hit-or-miss throughout its history. Music Times takes a look at the last five NBA All Star Game halftime shows—from Rihanna, Pit Bull, Alicia Keys and more—and ranks them, while hoping that this year's will live up to the best. -
Drake Shares Thank You Note For New Mixtape, Drops Trailer For 'Homecoming' Film [WATCH]
Last night, Drake dropped his new mixtape, If You're Reading This It's Too Late, without warning after sharing a 15-minute film earlier in the day called "Jungle." The 17-track mixtape features appearances from Lil Wayne, PARTYNEXTDOOR, and Travi$ Scott. Now a handwritten thank you note for the tape has surfaced as well as a teaser trailer for his upcoming film Homecoming. -
Pitchfork Music Festival Lineup: Sleater-Kinney, Wilco, Chance the Rapper, Run the Jewels and More Set for July in Chicago
The 2015 festival landscape is looking ever fuller. Following the lineup releases for Coachella, Governors Ball, Bonnaroo and a slew of other multi-day events today (Feb. 13), Pitchfork announced the full list of acts for the 2015 Pitchfork Music Festival. -
Blind Guardian Celebrates 20th Anniversary of 'Imaginations' with More Epic Sequel 'Beyond The Red Mirror'
Blind Guardian has been around for roughly 30 years now, and at no point was it higher than during 1995, when it released the acclaimed Imaginations From The Other Side, a concept album tracing a typical sci-fi/fantasy storyline across two dimensions. Now, 20 years later, the band has returned to the same narrative. -
Eurovision 2015: Sia, Iggy Azalea and 5 Second of Summer Top Bookie Odds for Australia's First Ever Contestant
Bookies are pegging Sia and Iggy Azalea as the favorites to represent Australia at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. The continent/country was rewarded with a spot at the 60th annual contest this year after decades of watching the pop music contest on television. The immediate question was to pick a representative for the country. -
WATCH: Taylor Swift's "Style" Music Video with a Big Hint About Her Relationship with Ex-Boyfriend Harry Styles
Taylor Swift is taking her love of all things glamorous and Tumblr and bringing it into her music videos. Today (Feb. 13), just in time for Valentine's Day, Swift dropped the new music video for her latest 1989 single, "Style," and it features a very big wink at her relationship with ex-boyfriend and One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles. -
Exposé Brings 30 Years of Girl Power to the Stage as They Dip Back Into the '80s With a Brand New Generation of Fans
So many great girl groups have come and gone over the years, but long before Fifth Harmony, Destiny's Child and even En Vogue took their turn as Billboard's hottest acts, there was Exposé. While Gioia Bruno, Ann Curless and Jeanette Jurado may have been first put together by a producer way back in 1985, they cemented their place in the record books pretty quickly. Their debut album Exposure first dropped in 1987, and they became the very first group in history to have four top ten singles from a debut effort, beating out legendary acts like The Supremes and even The Beatles. Exposé also became the first girl group in history to have seven back-to-back top ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100. -
En Vogue Lawsuit: 'Free Your Mind' Group Faces $310 Million Penalty for Changing Record Labels
En Vogue's attempt at a comeback has hit further roadblocks as the owner of the label that first resigned the group has filed a lawsuit against the R&B act, alleging that it partook in fraud when signing to a different label. René Moore is seeking $310 million in damages. -
Rapidshare Shutting Down Only A Few Years After Being One of World's Most Used File-Sharing Sites; Why?
Piracy doesn't pay, or at least that's what the promoters of Rapidshare found out over the last few years. The file-sharing service will shut down in the next few months, according to a letter sent to users.
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