• Kim Kardashian's New Look Was Intended to Upstage Kendall Jenner During Paris Fashion Week

    We already know that the modeling world is a pretty tough place and that the fighting over jobs can be pretty vicious. Kendall Jenner has been really open about her experiences and how she has been bullied before fashion week shows. It seems her biggest competition might actually be coming from her older step-sister Kim Kardashian, though. She and Kanye West were in Paris last week to support Jenner as she walked in a few of the big shows, but rather than support, Kardashian decided to steal the spotlight by upstaging her sister. According to a report by Radar Online, sources close to the family said Kardashian cannot stand not being the center of attention, even when she is attending another family member's event. Deciding to completely overhaul her look and dye her hair platinum blonde during Paris Fashion Week was no accident.

  • Snoop Dogg, Jhené Aiko and Aloe Blacc Star in Anti-Gun Violence Public Service Announcement [WATCH]

    Snoop Dogg, Jhené Aiko and Aloe Blacc are among celebrities, artists, tech leaders and athletes to join the #ImUnloading movement. The anti-gun violence campaign encourages people to remove public gun companies from their 401K retirement portfolios. In a recent public service announcement, Snoop Dogg joined Aiko, Blacc and other celebrities to share their personal experiences with gun violence.

  • Gaye Family Aims to Prohibit 'Blurred Lines' Sales Until Songwriting Credit Agreement Made with Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams

    Marvin Gaye's family celebrated yesterday when a jury announced it had found Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams guilty of copyright infringement for the hit song "Blurred Lines," and that the pair would pay $7.3 million to the late soul singer's estate. The family demonstrated a day later that it wasn't messing around, declaring that it would look to ban further sales of the song.

  • Jury Decides Against Robin Thicke and Pharrell in "Blurred Lines" Lawsuit

    There has been a lot of controversy concerning the similarities between 2013 hit "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams and Marvin Gaye's 1977 "Got to Give It Up." Today, March 10, a federal jury found "Blurred Lines" to be an infringement on "Got to Give It Up." Gayes's family has been awarded nearly $7.4 million.

  • EDC NY 2015 Lineup Leaked: Kaskade, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, Calvin Harris To Headline

    On the day that Mysteryland announced its lineup, competing New York area Memorial day electronic music festival Electric Daisy Carnival New York had its lineup leaked by one of the acts on the bill, Flosstradomus, The quickly deleted post revealed a stacked EDC NY 2015 lineup that included names like Armin van Buuren, Kaskade, Tiësto, Calvin Harris, Hardwell and many others who would headline the festival.

  • Chris Brown Fires Back at 'Ignorant" Haters After Daughter Announced by Karreuche Tran

    Chris Brown has remained silent since allegations arose from ex-girlfriend, Karreuche Tran, that the two of them have a nine-month-old daughter. That has not stopped people from speculating, gossiping and generally hating on Brown since. He has had enough of the comments and in a since deleted Instagram post, the "Loyal" singer has fired back at the keyboard warriors and gossipers.

  • Junk Mail: 'Empire' Season 1 Original Soundtrack Review

    The Empire Original Soundtrack works great as a soundtrack to a musical soap opera. Outside of the show's context, most of the songs wouldn't have much commercial viability in today's market. So the show could definitely benefit from following current production trends in today's mainstream. The songs that are able to stand on their own usually don't blatantly follow the show's storyline. However, the vocal performances shine through on each song, proving that these cast members have a lot of musical talent.
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