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If you have not made a beeline to the theater to see Johnny Depp in "Mortdecai," do not worry: You have saved yourself some torture, as the film has been called the one of the actor's "worst flops ever". Obviously, not every film is going to be a hit, but Depp's major problem is that the last four of his have absolutely tanked. "Mortdecai" being the worst of the bunch seems to indicate that his choices have been getting worse instead of better. The actor is said to be so crushed by the critical panning of his recent performances that he is contemplating some major changes. According to a report by Page Six, Depp might be considering a change in management and might be looking to part with his longtime agent. -
Justin Bieber Teases New Song Snippets on Instagram: Lyrics Hint at Selena Gomez Break Up and His Faith [LISTEN]
As we all know, there is new music from Justin Bieber on its way in 2015. But, it may be just around the corner! Today (Jan. 28), the "Home to Mama" singer and upcoming Comedy Central Roast subject teased two new song snippets on Instagram, featuring some tender acoustic guitars and lyrics that may or may not hint at his on-again, off-again relationship with Selena Gomez. -
'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster Reunites With Family After Lyme Disease Treatment in Asia
Yolanda Foster's continued battle with Lyme disease is by far the most "real" story on "RHOBH." She confirmed shortly before Christmas that she was experiencing a flare-up that had landed her back in the hospital. Then, just last week, Foster confirmed that her illness had pretty much killed her ability to read because she is now struggling to process information. After leaving the hospital, Foster decided to seek treatment in Asia, and last night she confirmed that she was finally back home with her family. -
Big Sean Complex Cover Story: Detroit Rapper Talks New Album 'Dark Sky Paradise,' "IDFWU," Ariana Grande, "Control," Roc Nation & More
Big Sean announced some major details for upcoming third studio album earlier this week. Titled Dark Sky Paradise, the effort is slated for a Feb. 24 release and was mostly recorded in his home studio, save for his single "IDFWU." The Detroit rapper is now featured on the February/March 2015 cover of Complex. In the story, he visits his high school, Cass Technical, and the radio station where his life changed forever after Kanye West let him spit for him, Hot 102.7, among other local spots. Sean speaks about the Eric Garner and Mike Brown decisions, his failed relationship with Naya Rivera, his current relationship with Ariana Grande, Kendrick Lamar's verse on his song "Control," and working with Roc Nation and G.O.O.D. Music, among other topics. Here's what we learned: -
Marvin Gaye/Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams 'Blurred Lines' Lawsuit Hits Roadblock as Audio Recordings Disallowed
Marvin Gaye's estate insists that "Blurred Lines," the top song of 2013 by Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams, is unmistakably similar to the soul singer's "Got To Give It Up," and indeed many who listen to the tracks will be able to hear the likeness. However, a judge has ruled that jurors in the case won't be able to listen to the two songs as part of their deliberations...which hardly seems fair but there is legal reasoning behind it. -
Steely Dan Announce West Coast Tour Around Coachella Appearances [FULL SCHEDULE]
One of the biggest surprises from this year's Coachella Music and Arts Festival was the announcement of jazz rock legends Steely Dan as one of the peformers, and in support of their appearances at the festival the band has announced a string of West Coast tour dates for April, "Ultimate Classic Rock" has reported. Dubbed the "Rockabye Gollie Angel" tour, these dates kick off with two performances in Santa Rosa, California, April 7 and 8, and conclude April 18 in San Diego. Other than a stop in Las Vegas April 11, all dates on the tour are in California. -
New York Festival of Song Presents 'NYFOS Next,' a Three-Day Concert Featuring Adam Guettel, George Steel, Paul Moravec and Bright Sheng
The New York Festival of Song is back with “NYFOS Next,” a three-day, premiere-filled concert at OPERA America’s National Opera Center. This year’s concerts include works by Adam Guettel, George Steel, Paul Moravec and Bright Sheng. -
Fifth Harmony "Like Mariah" Review: Mariah Carey "Always Be My Baby" Sample & Tyga Help Along Auto-Tuned New Single [LISTEN]
Fifth Harmony are all about paying tribute to the major women players in the industry. First off its new album Reflection, 5H name checked Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey in "BO$$." Now, in the former X Factor group's new song, it's all about Mariah Carey. Today (Jan. 28), Fifth Harmony released its latest single, the Tyga-featuring "Like Mariah," which samples the 1995 classic "Always Be My Baby." -
Taylor Swift Is Freaking Out After Madonna's 'Princesses of Pop' Compliment
Madonna paid Taylor Swift a nice compliment recently, and now the young singer is freaking out over it. Basically, Madge is totally into Swift's music, referring to her as one of the "princesses of pop" during a chat with Network Nine's "Today" show in Australia. After hearing the news of the compliment, Swift scrambled to her Tumblr page to let everyone know that she was hyperventilating over the kind words. -
Ailee, San E and Jay Park Touring Together Across United States with One Surprising European Stop
A trio of K-Pop stars—Ailee, San E and Jay Park—will take part in a "world" tour featuring five North American dates during March. K-Pop acts are branching more and more into waters outside of Asia as the genre develops an audience in Europe and the United States but, as Billboard points out, rarely do acts actually tour together. Generally one act plots a few dates across the United States and can do well enough. The "Unite The Mic 2015 Tour" serves as a great sampler for those wanting to check the scene out...or as a great deal in general for American K-Pop fans. -
Snapchat Launches 'Discover' Feature With Warner Music and Media Giants CNN, Vice and Others
On Tuesday, Jan. 27, Snapchat rolled out its new feature, Discover, which partners the social media platform with major media giants to help users "discover" what is going on through its service. The new, built-in feature was rolled out with a 50-second story that was sent to all users and featured in a YouTube video that explained what it does and how users will be able to access it. The app has teamed up with Warner Music Group in addition to media giants "Vice," "The Daily Mail," Comedy Central, "Cosmopolitan," Yahoo, "People" and National Geographic. -
Emile Hirsch Accused of Holding Paramount Exec in a Headlock During Drunken Altercation
So much for that insider statement the other day about Emile Hirsch being the nicest guy on Earth -- or maybe he is, as long as he stays sober. Unfortunately, while partying at the Sundance Film Festival last weekend, the actor was accused of getting into a physical, drunken altercation with a woman that ended when the police were called. It also reportedly was not some accidental scuffle either because the actor at one point had Dani Bernfield, a Paramount exec, in a headlock.
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