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Eminem isn't such a bad guy. The rapper recently met with one terminally ill fan whose wish was to spend some time with Slim before he passes away, which doctors say could be any day now. Gage Garmo is continuing to battle the rare bone cancer that he's been diagnosed with five times. -
Nina Dobrev Runs Into Ex-Flame Ian Somerhalder and Ex-Friend Nikki Reed at 'InStyle' Party
It was bound to happen sooner or later, right? Eventually, Ian Somerhalder and his girlfriend, Nikki Reed were going to come face-to-face with his former flame, Nina Dobrev and it finally happened last night. All three attended the InStyle after party that followed the Golden Globes and while it was likely pretty awkward, especially for Dobrev, things remained civil between them although for the majority of the night she was nowhere near the lovebirds. -
Jimmy Page: Led Zeppelin Remasters Are Better Than Originals, Guitarist Talks Sound Quality of Classic Recordings
Jimmy Page has been overseeing the remastering of Led Zeppelin's back catalog, with 1975's Physical Graffiti due out Feb. 25. The guitarist recently revealed in an interview that the new stuff sounds better than the originals. With today's technology, the sound isn't compromised like it was a few decades ago, -
Chris Brown Defends Himself on Social Media After Club Shooting in California, Says Only an 'Idiot' Would Stand Ground
As we all know by now, social media is full of haters. It's also full of people who make tasteless jokes about situations that are far from funny. Five people were shot Sunday (Jan. 11) during a Chris Brown performance in California. Memes and videos showing the artist's reaction hit the Internet and trolls have been talking trash ever since. Brown took to Instagram to stand up for himself -
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Lana Del Rey's "Big Eyes" Co-Writer Daniel Heath Talks Tim Burton Film's Golden Globe Nominated Original Song, Writing Music For Movies & Much More!
Songwriter Daniel Heath has one of the best working relationships in the music industry today - he writes songs with pop songstress Lana Del Rey. Though they've been writing partners for quite some time now, one of their most recent songs is the title track for Tim Burton's newest film, Big Eyes, and it just received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Song. The track itself is a work of cinematic and musical mastery, embracing the story of the film and evoking the cinematic relevance throughout the tune. In a recent exclusive interview with Heath, he opened up to us about working on the song "Big Eyes," how he and Lana Del Rey work together on their songs, and what the future holds for him and his songwriting career. -
Ice Hockey Announce 'Wavefunction Collapse' LP, Tour Dates [SCHEDULE]
Iowa rockers Ice Hockey are beginning 2015 in style: They just signed to Texas Is Funny in time to release a new record, "Wavefunction Collapse," and hit the road for a bunch of shows.That is great news because the last year has been tough."This was written in a very tumultuous time for the band," the group told "Brooklyn Vegan" about new song "Solar Myths and Autumn." "A few of the members left and it was just guitar and drums for a month or so. The majority of the material was written then. We had just gotten back from a short tour where we played with bands like The Reptilian and Alta and we were looking to gain a little more subtlety and maturity in our songs."The new track is available over at BV, and you can check out the dates below, via "Brooklyn Vegan": -
AC/DC Soundtracks Beats Electronics Commercials Featuring NFL Stars Richard Sherman and Von Miller [WATCH]
AC/DC mania has hit the masses. The band released its 15th studio album "Rock or Bust" in December and took the rock landscape by storm. "Play Ball," the album's first single, appeared in a commercial for Major League Baseball's playoffs in October, and now the same song is being used in some advertisements for Beats Electronics. This time the sport is American football, with Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman and Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller blaring the tune before a game.In both commercials, the players are driving to a stadium while listening to a broadcaster — Jim Rome — more or less talking trash. They use their slick, new headphones — Powerbeats2 Wireless and Studio Wireless — to drown out all the chatter. AC/DC's "Play Ball" fits perfectly since both players are getting ready to do just that — this could be a big one for March Madness. Check out the ads below via Blabbermouth.Historically, the Australian rockers do not license their music for commercials and ads. "Back in Black" was used in a Walmart ad in 2011 a few years after the group sold their last album, "Black Ice," exclusively through the retailer. The 1980 anthem has recently popped up in a commercial for Chevrolet's new Colorado. -
'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' Gets September Premiere Date: No Word on Late Show Band
After months of waiting, Stephen Colbert's version of The Late Show finally has a premiere date. Today (Jan. 12), CBS announced that the comedian/actor will finally take over for David Letterman beginning this September. -
US Military's Twitter, YouTube Accounts Hacked by ISIS
The United States is united with France in the notion that we will not walk in fear, but that does not mean the Muslim extremist groups are not going to do their best to generate that kind of reaction. On Monday afternoon, Jan. 12, individuals claiming to be part of the Islamic State — or ISIS — claimed responsibility immediately for hacking into the U.S. military's Central Command Twitter and YouTube accounts."ISIS is already here, we are in your PCs, in each military base," read a message posted to CENTCOM's account by the hackers. "With Allah's permission we are in CENTCOM now."Other tweets sent out from CENTCOM's account included contact information for some of the U.S.'s most high-ranking officials. That would seem to indicate that this group has indeed infiltrated far more than just a few social media accounts. -
Dez Bryant, Lemmy Kilmister and David Lee Roth: Bad Decisions Made by NFL Referees and Bands
The sports world is in shock at the reversal of Dez Bryant's crucial grab during the Green Bay/Dallas playoff game on Sunday night, a call that very well may have taken a win from the Cowboys and handed it to the Packers. NFL Referees aren't the only ones who make bad calls. Check out these five bands who fired key members and paid for it. -
Nick Jonas Chooses Between Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez & Demi Lovato in Awkward New Interview
Things got a little awkward today (Jan. 12) over at Capital FM in the U.K. Former Disney star and current heartthrob Nick Jonas was in the studio to promote his self-titled solo album and hit single "Jealous" and then things got weird when the radio host threw some ex-girlfriends in the mix. In a play on a classic sleepover game, Jonas was asked to choose between Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato in a game of "Wife, Lips, Leave." -
Trey Songz Drops New Song "Slow Motion" Ahead Of Between The Sheets Tour With Chris Brown [LISTEN]
The last new music we heard from Trey Songz was his cover of Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas" last month. While he prepares to embark on his Between The Sheets Tour with Chris Brown, he's shared a new song "Slow Motion." This one's for the ladies.
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