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Jennifer Lopez is launching herself into outer space in the upcoming music video for her new single "Feel the Light." Today (March 19), ahead of the animated film's release and what's sure to be an epic performance on American Idol, JLo teased her legions of fans with a short clip of her new music video, which is attached to the upcoming Dreamworks animated film Home. -
Producers, Mixers and Engineers to Get Digital Royalties in New House Bill
A new bill in the U.S. House of Representatives is being introduced in Congress this week that would give producers, engineers and mixers -- often times the unsung and forgotten heroes in the whole song-making process -- a piece of the digital royalty pie. The Allocation for Music Producer Act, or AMP Act (H.R. 1457), is being formally introduced by congressmen from both sides of the aisle: Reps. Joe Crowley (D-New York) and Tom Rooney (R-Florida). -
Kendrick Lamar 'To Pimp A Butterfly' Set For No. 1 Debut Ahead of Modest Mouse, Marina & The Diamonds
Kendrick Lamar has already been surpassing expectations with his new album To Pimp A Butterfly. He set the Spotify record for the most-streamed album on its first day ever, and then preceded to break his own record on day two. And now, K. Dot is set to smash his own records again by having his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 albums chart. -
5 Acts Who Have Landed Three Hot 100 Hits at One Time: The Beatles, Ariana Grande and A Disco Icon
Rapper 50 Cent set a new high during 2005 when he became the first rapper to have three songs in the Top 5 of the Hot 100 at one time. We're not going to hold everybody to that standard, as only one band in history has ever landed three songs of its own in the Top 5 at the same time. In fact, 50 Cent's accomplishment was aided in that one of those songs featured him as a guest on a Game single. Fitty's accomplishment was still impressive, but he's never managed to get even three of his own songs into the Top 10 of the Hot 100 at the same time. Only five acts have, without relying on guest spots in other performers' songs. -
Caller Trolls C-SPAN With 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' Theme Song [WATCH]
C-SPAN is not known as riveting television for the vast majority of the populous. Your average consumer does not turn on C-SPAN for some post-dinner TV, but that does not mean there cannot be some entertaining moments from time to time. On Tuesday morning, March 17, the host of the 'Washington Journal' took a call from an individual in California whom he believed was going to discuss the potential nuclear deal with Iran, but his response was a little fresh. The man, who went by the name 'Jack Strickland' clarified that he was calling from Bel-Air, California, and proceeded to start singing in spoken word the words to the theme song from the 1990s sitcom classic 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.' -
Holly Madison's 'Down the Rabbit Hole' Tell-All Book Coming in June
Can you believe it was a decade ago that Holly Madison first skyrocketed to household name status thanks to a little reality show on E! called 'The Girls Next Door'? She spent five years filming the show, which supposedly gave fans a look at life inside the Playboy Mansion. At the time, Madison's life as Hugh Hefner's main girlfriend seemed pretty amazing, but now thanks to a new tell-all book, we're learning that it was actually a lot of smoke and mirrors. Madison's book 'Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny,' is scheduled to hit bookstores this June and, according to the press release by HarperCollins, "Life inside the notorious mansion wasn't a dream at all -- and quickly became her nightmare. After losing her identity, her sense of self-worth and her hope for the future, Holly found herself sitting alone in a bathtub contemplating suicide." -
Madonna Details Dream Date With Drake, Being Too Shocking For Obama & 25 More Things Fans Might Not Know [WATCH]
Yesterday we learned a lot about Madonna's sex life when she played Never Have I Ever with Justin Bieber. Now the Rebel Heart singer opens up in the upcoming issue of US Weekly about a number of other things fans might not know about her. In an extended Q&A, she revealed her feelings on her hometown, what she would do with Drake on a date, which ex she would want to be stuck with on a desert island and much more. Here's some of what we learned. -
Pharrell Calls 'Blurred Lines' Verdict a "Handicap" to Musicians, Designers & Artists
For the first time since a jury ruled against Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke in the now infamous "Blurred Lines" lawsuit brought by Marvin Gaye's family, the mega-producer himself is speaking out. In a new statement, Pharrell is deriding the verdict against himself and Thicke, saying it handicaps creators of all types. -
Pharrell Williams to Receive CFDA Fashion Icon Award Following "Blurred Lines" Verdict
Pharrell Williams has been catching flak from the music world following the controversial "Blurred Lines" verdict, but he is receiving praise from fashionistas. This summer, Williams is set to receive the CFDA Fashion Icon Award. -
The Game Announces He Will Release 'The Documentary 2' on the 10th Anniversary of Aftermath Debut Album
Ten years ago, The Game released his debut album The Documentary under Aftermath Entertainment and word on web is he's gearing up to release his sixth album The Documentary 2 in the wake of its 10th anniversary. -
Craig Wayne Boyd Debuts New 'The Voice'-Inspired Song 'I'm Still Here' at Rascal Flatts Concert [WATCH]
Don't call Craig Wayne Boyd a one-trick pony. After winning The Voice season seven, the rising country star has made a splash in his genre's world, performing at the Grand Ole Opry and appearing on several festival bills. And now, he's finally followed up his coronation single "My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face" with a new song "I'm Still Here..." and he even penned it while competing on "that show." -
Empire Co-Creater Danny Strong: "The Finale is Not a Race Episode Whatsoever"
The Empire season finale aired last night March 18. Fans attentively tuned in for two hours to experience the conclusion of the drama-filled hip-hop soap opera season that has drawn consistently high ratings. Co-creator of Empire, Danny Strong shared his views on the finale's cliffhanger and its touch on race, class and social issues.
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