• Hillary Clinton Used Private Email for 'Convenience,' Not Deception

    After days of scandal swirling around her, Hillary Clinton finally decided that it was in her best interest to address the scandal surrounding her email head-on today, March 10. She has conceded that it would have been in her best interest to only use her governmental email account while serving as U.S. secretary of state, but also insists that she did nothing to compromise security or her position by using a different server. It has been confirmed that she has turned more than 55,000 pages of documents for scrutiny to see exactly which details were shared over an unsecured server. She said she used the private email for "convenience," not deception.

  • Damon Dash Wants To Work With Kanye West On Anything But Music

    Damon Dash, the first man to sign Kanye West as a rapper to Roc-A-Fella Records is now looking to work with Yeezy on anything other than music. Speaking to Page Six, he said that he plans to rival major Hollywood directors and hopes that West will join him in some creative capacity.

  • A-Trak Genius Annotations: "Push" DJ Says He Introduced Kanye to Daft Punk

    The relationship between A-Trak and Kanye West goes a long way back. The "Push" DJ was Kanye's touring DJ back in the mid-2000s and scratched on 'Graduation' and 'Late Registration.' Adding to the intrigue, A-Trak went on Genius, the crowd-sourced lyric website that provides backstories and context for songs, to give his side of the story for how records were made when he was directly involved with Kanye, including the fact that he introduced Kanye to Daft Punk's music.

  • Modest Mouse Planning 'Stranges to Ourselves' Follow-Up Already: New Album Could Be "Strange"

    Modest Mouse waited eight years between releasing its albums We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank and Strangers to Ourselves, and now it seems like the band's fans will never have to wait that long again. In recent interviews, the "Lampshades on Fire" band admitted that the follow-up to its upcoming album is already under works - and get ready, because things could get a little weird with it.

  • Lester Holt Still Keeping 'NBC Nightly News' in the Top Spot

    Lester Holt continues to hold his own and hold back all of the competition in the evening news race. Holt has been sitting in on "NBC Nightly News" since disgraced anchor, Brian Williams, was officially suspended for the next six months. Last week, it was confirmed that former NBC chief, Andy Lack, was back in his former position in the hopes that he could whip the network back into shape. Williams is currently the subject of an internal investigation and he is also a good friend of Lack's. It looks like he's going to have to make a tough decision if Holt continues to win the ratings in key demographics.
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