• Little Jimmy Dickens Dead at 94, Country Artists React to Oldest Grand Ole Opry Star's Death [PHOTOS]

    Grand Ole Opry legend Little Jimmy Dickens has died. The country singer was hospitalized for a stroke on Dec. 25, six days after turning 94. Dickens performed right up until the end of his life, gracing the Opry stage on Dec. 20 for a big birthday bash. As Rolling Stone Country points out, the singer was best known for comedic tunes like "May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" and "Take an Old Cold Tater (and Wait)."

  • Scott Disick Partying Harder Than Ever After Birth of Third Child with Kourtney Kardashian

    Kourtney Kardashian may be on social media gushing about how happy she is but sources say that behind the facade her life with Scott Disick is a real mess. He never made it a secret that he wasn't exactly on board with having a third child, especially while he was knee-deep in grief over losing both of his parents in a short period of time. Now that little Reign Aston Disick has arrived, Disick is simply unable to handle the mountain of pressure on him.

  • Jordan Brand Denies Rumors of Riff Raff Collab [WATCH]

    The romance between rappers and sneakers is a prized and precious relationship that dates back decades. The ultimate relationship goal many-a-rappers have daydreamed about would be a collaboration between the artist and the beloved sneaker company. Riff Raff is not excluded in that daydream, releasing on Instagram and Twitter what would appear to be a promotional photo of a collaboration between himself and Jordan Brand.

  • Kevin Spacey, Tony Bennett and Boyz II Men Honor Billy Joel for Library of Congress Special [WATCH]

    An all-star lineup showed up to pay tribute to Billy Joel in November and the PBS special aired last night (Jan. 2). The singer-songwriter received the prestigious Gershwin Prize for Popular Song by the Library of Congress. Boyz II Men, Kevin Spacey and Tony Bennett performed a few choice numbers while LeAnn Rimes, Josh Groban and Natalie Maines also joined in on the celebration. Joel took the stage for some of his tunes as well.

  • Zedd Reveals New Year's Resolutions for 2015

    Zedd's rise to one of the preeminient crossover pop/dance producers has been remarkable since the release of "Clarity," but it has not totally seemless. When you pick up the level of fame and fortune Zedd has in the past two years, you are inevitably going to have some "haters" who want to criticize your every move. Zedd has grown a massive fan base, with over seven million fans on his social networks, but has inevitably picked up some detractors along the way there to offer their two cents on his life and career. He offered some wisdom on how to block out the haters and his New Year's Resolution for 2015.

  • 2014's Top Sellers Exclude Hip Hop Entirely

    While it is not a huge surprise to learn that, overall, 2014 was not the most fruitful year in terms of album sales, with a decline of 11 percent from 2013, it is unfortunate that the genre of hip hop did not see any love whatsoever in the top 10 best-selling album list.

  • Master P and Lil Wayne Working Together on 'Power' Track, No Limit Forever and Cash Money Mending Relationship? [LISTEN]

    Master P has big plans for 2015. The No Limit Forever founder released a clip recently where he raps on a new track featuring Lil Wayne titled "Power." Master P plans on including the tune on his upcoming mixtape, AllHipHop notes. The collaboration may serve as a peace treaty of sorts between Master P's No Limit brand and Cash Money, which famously beefed during the 1990s. It could also be a sign of P moving in on Weezy, who has been critical of Birdman and the YMCMB.

  • Jim Rome's Disrespectful Marching Band Tweet During Sugar Bowl Starts Social Media Frenzy with #MarchOnRome

    Jim Rome instantly became the enemy of every marching band in the world after posting one disrespectful tweet. The CBS Sports Radio personality made a generalization of members, calling them "dorks" and sparking immediate backlash via social media with #MarchOnRome. The Washington Post picked up on the tweet, which has since been deleted, during the Ohio State-Alabama Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1.
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