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'Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck,' the documentary based on the Nirvana frontman that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival this week, had a little bit of everything but some noticed that it didn't feature Dave Grohl, the band's drummer and current Foo Fighters vocalist. Although there have been questions in the past over the relationship between the two bandmates, director Brett Morgen assured viewers at the film's premiere in Utah that a later cut of the film may include commentary from Grohl, who was interviewed for the project. -
Lisa Rinna Is Reportedly Desperate to Do Another Season of 'RHOBH'
In one of her first interviews for "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," Lisa Rinna admitted that she will do just about anything to make money in Hollywood. She is a "yes girl" and is hoping to be able to do another season of the hit Bravo show. The reaction to Rinna joining the cast of "RHOBH" this season has been a bit dull, mainly because she is hardly one to really look for fights, let alone cause them. The next few episodes are reportedly going to show a different side of the actress, though. -
Raekwon and Ghostface Killah Announce 'Only Built 4 Cuban Linx' Documentary at Sundance Film Festival
Wu-Tang Clan members Raekwon and Ghostface Killah made an appearance at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday night to confirm what many in the hip-hop world were already reporting: The duo would be overseeing a documentary of the pair's landmark album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, which will be titled The Purple Tape Files. A trailer was revealed to the guests at the event, who enjoyed cocktails and a Q&A with the emcees at a "Purple Carpet" screening. -
Grateful Dead Reunion: Deadheads Ask Chicago to Allow Parking in Soldier Field Lot for Jam Band's Last Stand with Trey Anastasio
Grateful Dead fans, the famous "Deadheads," are grateful that the band will be celebrating its 50th anniversary with a special series of shows at Chicago's Soldier Field, however they'd be especially grateful if the venue would allow them to camp in the parking lot between shows. Fans of the jam icons would often follow the group on the road and camp along the way, and the Deadheads want to do things right during their idols' last stand on the road. -
Former Rebecca Black Manager Debra Baum Charged in Talent Scam Activity; Faces up to Two Years in Prison for Illegal Contract
Debra Baum, the former manager for "Friday" star Rebecca Black as well as Paula Abdul, has been accused of violating the Los Angeles Talent Scam Prevention Act and may face up to two years in jail. The manager was charged with charging more than $100,000 illegally for representation and could also pay up to $20,000 in fines to the city. -
Meow The Jewels: El-P Releases Preview of 'Run The Jewels 2' Mock-Up on Instagram, Announces Special Celebrity Cat Guest [LISTEN]
Run The Jewels member El-P got on Instagram this week and previewed clips of Meow The Jewels, a project where the "Close Your Eyes" rappers' music is replaced by cat noises. He also revealed special guest spots on the album for noted musicians such as Geoff Barrow of Portishead, hip-hop producer Dan The Automator and...internet sensation Lil Bub, a cat whose tongue constantly pokes from is open mouth. -
ID&T Founder Duncan Stutterheim Sounds Off: Tomorrowland Founder Thinks DJ Booking Fees are Killing Business
ID&T founder Duncan Stutterheim is tired of paying so much for top-flight DJs. In a recent interview with Dutch publication Quote Net, he vented his frustration about the massive growth of DJ booking fees and how it impacts him as a festival booker. He blames much of the ill on the United States market waking up to dance music and the new competition it has brought to the market. -
Skrillex and What So Not Collaborating With Toto: 'Africa' Band Reveals Details
Here is a name you probably have not heard from in a while -- Toto. The "Africa" group is on the comeback trail in the form of an album, 'Toto XIV,' and according to a Facebook post, a potential collaboration with Skrillex and What So Not. -
Hardwell Releases Debut Album 'United We Are' Featuring Jason Derulo, Mr Probz, Tiësto & Others [LISTEN]
Dutch superstar DJ Hardwell has released his debut album United We Are. Known for his anthemic singles and explosive live sets, Robbert van de Corput, has taken the risk of releasing a full-length LP. The album has features and collaborations alongside the likes of Mr. Probz, Tiësto, Jason Derulo, W&W and others. The variation in artists lends itself to the assortment of different genres contained within the 14-track LP. -
Calvin Harris Reportedly Will Earn $400,000 Per Gig in New Hakkasan Deal
According to reports, EDM megastar Calvin Harris & Las Vegas nightlife brand Hakkasan Group are expected to announce a deal very soon that will lock the "Blame" producer in for reportedly three years and will net Harris $400,000 a gig. Calvin Harris is currently a resident at Hakkasan and was the DJ there on New Year's Eve, where you could have gotten a table for $500,000. Harris will also be reportedly playing shows at Hakkasan and Omnia Nightclub, the newly opened club in the Caesars Palace, which boasts a DJ roster of Afrojack, Armin van Buuren and Martin Garrix. -
Nina Dobrev Throws Shade at Nikki Reed Just Days After Learning of Her Engagement to Ex Ian Somerhalder
Even though Nina Dobrev hasn't said a single word publicly about Ian Somerhalder's recent engagement to Nikki Reed, it's obviously kind of crushing her. She and Somerhalder had dated for nearly three years before splitting up in 2013. The whole time that they were a couple, Reed was one of Dobrev's best friends. They were so close that she and Somerhalder used to double date with Reed and her then-husband, Paul McDonald. Reed basically broke girl-code by gunning for Dobrev's ex and there is no love lost between the two of them which is why fans are questioning whether or not a recent Instagram post was intended to be a shot at Reed. -
Ryan Adams Performs Dark, Acoustic Version of 'Gimme Something Good' with Don Was on 'The Late Late Show' [WATCH]
Judd Apatow hosted "The Late Late Show" last night (Jan. 23) during this brief period of guest hosts before James Corden officially takes over for Craig Ferguson. Musical guest Ryan Adams performed the lead single, "Gimme Something Good," from his new, self-titled effort with producer/musician Don Was on bass. The singer stripped down the tune, creating a dark, emotional atmosphere. The performance was powerful, especially considering the fact that he just split from his wife of nearly six years, Mandy Moore.
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