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The New York City Opera has been in a grueling lawsuit that has convened in court since it filed for bankruptcy in 2013. For now, the brand of the City Opera is still in the hearts of most New York operagoers, but whether it will make a comeback has yet to be seen. -
Steinway Hall to Move Locations from Historic 57th Street Location Near Carnegie Hall, Grimaud and Spektor Recant
A grand piano is more than just an instrument or ornament, it's of a room and space all its own. And for that space on 57th Street near Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall and main showroom for Steinway & Sons pianos, will close its doors on the historic location and move elsewhere. -
Justin Bieber Wipes Out on Skateboard in Front of Madison Square Garden: WATCH
If you love Justin Bieber, look away. But if you hate Justin Bieber or even just enjoy somebody totally eating it on a skateboard, well, today is your lucky day. Yes, the rascally pop star is capping off his rather embarrassing and music-free 2014 by wiping out on a skateboard. -
Caroline Manzo's Return to 'RHONJ' Hasn't Been Confirmed, But She Already Has an Issue with Amber Marchese
The future of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" is not certain, as Teresa Giudice, one of the main stars, is getting ready to serve a 15-month prison sentence. There have been rumors that former cast member and fan favorite Caroline Manzo may return in the interim. Apparently, Bravo execs realize that they need a heavy hitter if they want to do another season because the current cast lineup is not exactly going to grab viewers. If Manzo decides to return, it looks like she already has a bone to pick with Amber Marchese.It was recently confirmed that Caroline had finally reconciled with her sister, Dina Manzo, who is also a "RHONJ" cast member. Dina and Marchese have had some major issues in recent months, so it was more than a little coincidental when, upon meeting Marchese, Caroline was ice-cold. According to a source for Radar Online, there is a pretty decent chance that Caroline's behavior was intended as a display of support for her sister. -
Nipsey Hussle Shares Tracklist For 'Mailbox Money' Mixtape, Featuring Rick Ross, DJ Mustard
Nipsey Hussle's upcoming Mailbox Money mixtape drops tomorrow, Dec. 31, but today, the Los Angeles rapper has revealed the tracklist, which you can check out below. Mailbox Money will feature guest appearances by Rick Ross, K Camp, Buddy, G.I. Joe, Conrad, Pacman, Dom Kennedy, J Stone, Trae Tha Truth, and Vernardo, as well as production work by DJ Mustard, DJ Khalil, and THC, among others. -
One Direction, George Strait, Luke Bryan Top StubHub's Ticket Sales List for 2014
StubHub released its year-end list recently and it serves as more proof that country music is one of today's most popular genres. While One Direction took the number one spot in ticket sales for their touring this year, George Strait and Luke Bryan were right behind the boy band. Justin Timberlake locked down the fourth slot, and even he had a big country year, performing with Garth Brooks in Nashville. -
deadmau5 Trolls Camera Wielding Fan In Uruguay On Twitter
As Azealia Banks is to twitter beef in hip-hop, deadmau5 is to twitter tolling (and sometimes beefs) in dance music. Life is much more interesting with them around, not to mention the quality music they have released. The "Strobe" producer is slated to play a gig tonight in Uruguay and as he was sitting down to some dinner, a fan in the same establishment decided to take a photo and post it to social media. Always aware of what his fans are tweeting about him, deadmau5 saw the picture and was a little unnerved by the picture, in turn taking a picture of the fan eating dinner -
Marilyn Manson More Confident In 'The Pale Emperor' Than Any Album He's Released In 15 Years
Marilyn Manson's forthcoming album, The Pale Emperor, is due out next month, and he's told NME that he feels more confident about it than any of his releases since 2000's Holy Wood. -
Foo Fighters Prep 3-Hour Plus Shows on Sonic Highways Tour 2015: "Something From Nothing" Band Will Play Until Ankles Start Hurting
Anyone who has seen the Foo Fighters live in the last few years knows that the band has some major stamina on tour. And on the "Something From Nothing" band's upcoming 2015 Sonic Highways tour, Foo Fighters are promising some majorly long shows, all for the fans' benefit of course. -
Nick Cannon Will 'Never Say Anything Negative About Mariah Carey': Rapper Dismisses Rumors on Twitter
Everyone needs to calm down. Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey split in August, and rumors recently surfaced that the rapper has a diss track dedicated to his ex-wife on his next album. Cannon took to Twitter to silence those reports, assuring fans that there is nothing but love between the two, "Billboard" noted."I will never say anything negative about @MariahCarey We are forever a family rooted in love," he wrote.Cannon was addressing a comment made by producer Mally Mall to TMZ a few days ago. When asked if Cannon and Carey would have a duet on the new album, Mall said, "Nah, but he's talking about Mariah on the records. There's going to be a lot of controversy."Mall added that Cannon has good and bad things to say about his ex on the album. -
Macklemore Discusses Race in Hip-Hop, White Appropriation and "Thrift Shop" Success on Hot 97 [WATCH]
After a year full of racial tensions in the United States and weeks of conversation about race in hip-hop, one previously silent major player in the game is speaking out: Macklemore. Yesterday (Dec. 30), the "Thrift Shop" rapper and Gramy winner appeared on Ebro in the Morning on Hot 97 to discuss race, recent police shootings and the role of white people in rap. -
Bodies and Debris Being Recovered from AirAsia Flight 8501 Crash Site
Families of the 162 passengers aboard AirAsia Flight 8501 are grieving this morning, as it has been confirmed that the wreckage has been found in the ocean about 6 miles from the Airbus's last-known location. About halfway into the two-hour flight, the crew encountered extremely bad weather early Sunday morning, Dec. 28, and when Capt. Iriyanto requested permission to climb to a higher altitude, he was denied. Two minutes later, the controller told him that it was safe to proceed to 38,000 feet, but got no response. Loved ones held out hope for more than two days, only to have the worst confirmed early this morning, Dec. 30.AirAsia group CEO Tony Fernandes has attempted to handle this tragedy with great care and has been nothing but supportive and empathetic toward the families who were waiting for official word.Today, Fernandes tweeted, "My heart is filled with sadness for all the families involved in QZ 8501. On behalf of AirAsia my condolences to all. Words cannot express how sorry I am."He has since flown back to Surabaya to be with the grieving families. He also has chartered a flight to take them out to the airspace over the Java Sea to say their final goodbyes to loved ones in the area where they lost their lives.
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