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  • 7 Musicians and Shoulder Injuries: Mariah Carey, Steven Tyler, Pink and More, Onstage and Offstage Incidents

    Between the announcement that Killer Mike has suffered a torn rotator cuff during the onstage attack upon Run The Jewels at South by Southwest to the Black Keys canceling another wave of tour dates so that Patrick Carney could recover from a dislocated shoulder he received from a giant wave in the Caribbean during January. In other words: It's been a bad week for musical shoulders. Music Times looked back at a collection of injuries to that region of the arm that other music figures have suffered on recent memory.
  • Muse 'Dead Inside' Review: New Single from 'Drones' Details Cold Ex-Girlfriend in 'Psycho' Follow-Up [LISTEN]

    First, Muse went "Psycho" with its first taste of new album Drones, and now, the "Madness" rockers are letting fans know that they're "Dead Inside." Today (March 23), a little more than two months away from the release date of its The 2nd Law follow-up, Muse released the official lead single "Dead Inside" from Drones on radio stations across the world.
  • Jason Derulo 'Want To Want Me' Music Video Debuts on Tinder: Watch Sexy New Visual from New Album 2015

    There is nothing that Jason Derulo wouldn't do just to get up next to you, and he went on Tinder to prove it. After days of teasing, today (March 23), the "Wiggle" singer officially debuted the new music video for his shiny new single "Want To Want Me." And after his break up from Jordin Sparks, he's all about dating and playing the field in one of 2015's sexiest clips to date.
  • 5 Cases of Ted Cruz in Music: 'The Shining,' Miley Cyrus and Criticism in The Country Genre

    Ted Cruz became the first of many Republican believed to be in pursuit of the White House during 2016, as he formally announced his name as a runner for the GOP nomination for the presidency. Scott Walker, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and several more right-leaning individuals will probably follow his lead soon enough. Let's focus on Cruz however. Admittedly, there's not much for a music site to say; he doesn't exactly play bass like former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. However, Music Times was able to hunt down five instances where Ted Cruz became a musical figure.
  • Juicy J Tour 2015: 'All I Need' Rapper Announces The Hustle Continues Tour for May, June

    Juicy J is gearing up to take his show on the road. Following the release of his latest mixtape, Blue Dream & Lean 2 and ahead of the release of his new album THC: The Hustle Continues, today (March 23), the "All I Need" rapper announced his spring 2015 live trek, The Hustle Continues Tour.
  • Justin Bieber Collaborator Lil Twist Faces 25 Years in Prison on Six Felony Charges Stemming From Kyle Massey Attack

    Young Money member and Justin Bieber collaborator Lil Twist has reportedly been charged with six felony charges stemming from the November 2014 incident involving an alleged break-in and assault at former Disney Channel star's Kyle Massey house. If convicted of all six charges, Lil Twist -- real name Christopher Lynn Moore -- could face up to 25 years in prison for the incident.
  • Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp a Butterfly' Is No. 1 on UK, Australian Charts: Album Tops Sam Smith's 'In the Lonely Hour' in UK

    Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp a Butterfly' has gained a lot of attention and praise. Proven to have international success, Lamar has now scored his first No. 1 spot on the U.K. and Australian charts. According to 'Billboard,' 'To Pimp a Butterfly' finished just ahead of Sam Smith's 'In the Lonely Hour' on the U.K. charts, selling 572 more copies than Smith's. The "King Kunta" rapper's previous album 'Good Kid M.A.A.D City' reached No. 16 in 2012.
  • New Reality Show 'Queens of Drama' Hopes to Revitalize Soap Opera Industry: Vanessa Marcil, Hunter Tylo, Crystal Hunt Among Stars

    Some of the most famous women from daytime television are about to jump to prime time in a new reality show that is ultimately aimed at bringing fans back to the world of soap operas. 'Queens of Drama' features six powerhouse actresses attempting to work together to launch their own dramatic daytime series. Lindsay Hartley, Crystal Hunt, Vanessa Marcil, Chrystee Pharris and Hunter Tylo are all working together with a bit of extra help from Donna Mills, and even Joan Collins pops up. Basically every daytime series from the past several decades is represented by one of these leading ladies.
  • Hozier's 'Work Song' Inspires Beautiful Ballroom Dancing in New Music Video [WATCH]

    There's no denying that the music of Hozier is pretty hypnotizing. And now, the "Take Me to Church" singer has brought his magical musical powers into the music video for his new single "Work Song."
  • Nike Sues over Michael Jackson-Inspired 'Moonwalkers' Series Allegedly Stolen by Former Employees at Adidas

    Michael Jackson has been involved in a significant number of lawsuits following his death during 2009, but the most recent might be one of the more curious: Nike is suing three of its former employees over their attempts to launch a shoe and athletic apparel line based on Jackson's personal style. The collection was dubbed "Moonwalker."
  • Krewella Release 'Somewhere to Run': First Single of 2015 Features Production From Pegboard Nerds and Don Gilmore [LISTEN]

    After the news leaked out last week that Krewella would be releasing a new single today, March 23 -- the first of 2015 -- the "Alive" duo followed up on that news by sharing their new song "Somewhere to Run." Featuring production work from Pegboard Nerds and Don Gilmore (Korn, Linkin Park), Yasmine and Jahan Yousaf continue their attempt to blend rock and heavy elements of EDM into their own new sound as they continue on in the post-Kris "Rainman" Trindl era.
  • Usher, Chris Brown 'All Falls Down' Leak: New Single Oozes of Beautiful Heartbreak as 'UR' Delayed

    There's not much news about Usher's new album UR these days, despite the success of his new single "I Don't Mind." But, there may be one new song that makes the cut: the Chris Brown collaboration "All Falls Down." Over the weekend, the latest team up from the "New Flame" singers leaked online, and it's just as heartbreaking as the title insinuates.
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