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  • Tyler, The Creator and Erykah Badu to Guest Star on 'Black Dynamite' One-Hour Special Focusing on Police Brutality

    Black Dynamite, the animated version of the cult classic 2009 film of the same name, will air a one-hour special tying the '70s-set Blaxploitation-tation narrative into police discrimination and brutality. Tyler, The Creator and Erykah Badu have been tapped for guest roles, as well as comedian J.B. Smoove.
  • The Pogues Could Top UK's Song Charts with "Fairytale of New York" for Much Ballyhooed Christmas Week, Over 'X Factor' Winner Ben Haenow

    We've already complained about how the addition of streaming numbers to the Billboard 200 is a bad idea...but now streaming data will have a major effect on another one of the music industry's big traditions: What single takes no. 1 during the week of Christmas in the UK. The Official Charts company now incorporates streaming numbers into its charts and that advantage may help The Pogues' "Fairytale of New York" top the list.
  • Sugarland and Other Defendants Agree on $39 Million Settlement Stemming from 2011 Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse

    More than three years after a stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair left seven people dead, country group Sugarland and a host of other defendants have agreed to a settlement for those injured and the families of the deceased, which will total to more than $39 million.
  • Carl Barat and the Jackals 2015 Tour: Libertines Singer Announces New Dates

    The Libertines are back from a 10-year hiatus, but frontman Carl Barat also has another big project he's working on: The Jackals, featuring four musicians he hand-picked from thousands of applicants.
  • Paradise Fears 2015 Tour: Group Announces New Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]

    South Dakota rockers Paradise Fears will be headlining a North American tour in 2015, according to a recent press release from the band.
  • Prof Announces 'It's Time To Party' Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]

    The recently signed Rhymesayers rapper has long been known for a tireless work ethic to go along with his offensive sense of humor.
  • NFL Not Coming To Los Angeles in 2015, Commissioner Roger Goodell Confirms

    After years of speculation that the NFL would ship a team to Los Angeles for the 2015 season, Commissioner Roger Goodell reportedly told all teams that no such move will be made in time for next year.
  • Julian Casablancas + The Voidz Explain Cancelled International Tour Dates

    As reported on Friday, Julian Casablancas + The Voidz were forced to cancel Australian and Asian tour dates due to "logical circumstances."
  • Sara Evans Talks 'At Christmas' Album, Trying To Make a Holiday Staple

    There's something exciting about a brand new Christmas song; each one has the chance to be immortalized as a bona fide holiday tradition (though few actually are). Sara Evans is giving it her best shot this December with the release of 'At Christmas.'
  • KISS’ Paul Stanley Calls Led Zeppelin Debut a ‘Disaster,’ but ‘Brilliant’

    The knock on this generation's music is usually technology-based. Contemporary artists and producers have the ability to program perfect songs, and they do. But that philosophy is not very "rock n' roll," and it's incited many a geezer-y diatribe this year.
  • Chris Martin Says Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt 'Kidnapped' Him For 'Unbroken' Soundtrack

    Martin already has a Golden Globe nomination of his own for that Unbroken song -- "Miracles" - and is on the short list for an Oscar nomination as well.
  • Coachella Releases 2014 Aftermovie Starring Ellie Goulding, Empire Of The Sun, Pharrell and More [WATCH]

    The theme of the winter has been festival after movies. The dance world has already sent out its theatric volleys and now Coachella is matching with its own six minute piece without any fanfare or announcement. Situated to The Family Crest's "Beneath The Brine," Coachella crafts a unique aftermovie with plenty of interesting effects and well put together editing techniques. The film, directed by Joe Slavin, does not simply deliver clip after clip of run of the mill festival footage, but instead focuses on the editing and effects, using time lapses and slow-motion shots to bring out the emotion and character of the artists and attendees of the festival.
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