• Firefly Festival 2015 Lineup: Kings Of Leon, Morrissey, Snoop Dogg, The Killers and More

    A cheaper alternative to the big, name-brand festivals like Coachella, Bonnaroo and Governors Ball, Firefly Festival in Dover, Delaware, is known for bringing similar talent with a focus on up and coming names at a better price point. It announced its 2015 lineup today and will be headlined by Kings Of Leon, The Killers, Morrissey, Snoop Dogg, Foster The People, Zedd and others.

  • Zane Lowe Explains His Decision to Leave BBC Radio 1 for Apple in New Interview

    News surfaced recently that Zane Lowe would be leaving BBC Radio 1 to take a position with Apple. The announcement came as a surprise to fans and even Lowe himself sounded a little unsure of the move in a recent interview with The Guardian. The host joined the BBC in 2003 to take over the evening show and his tenure will come to an end next month. He is reportedly joining Apple to work on the company's new radio service.

  • BigCityBeats World Club Dome 2015 Lineup: Avicii, David Guetta, Hardwell Headlining

    BigCityBeats World Club Dome is quite the mouthful when it comes to an event name, but they know how to pack a lineup with big name talent. What is dubbed as the largest club in the world is really a massive arena turned into a 12-story "club." World Club Dome has announced the lineup of artists who will be playing the Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt, Germany.

  • Gia Giudice's Manager Puts Out a Casting Call for 'RHONJ'

    We told you a few weeks ago that a casting call went out for fabulous women in New Jersey who would like to share their lifestyles and gorgeous homes in an already-established reality show. Of course, they were looking for new talent for "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" to replace some of the dead weight that they hired last season. Now Gia Giudice's manager, Maria De Santis, has also put out a casting call for "RHONJ."

  • Snoop Dogg Shares Trailer For Upcoming Pharrell-Produced Album 'BUSH' [WATCH]

    Back in January, Snoop Dogg announced that he was working on a new album called BUSH, executive produced by Pharrell. He gave fans a taste of the new album live, when he performed the song "Peaches N Cream," which he promised would be the first single. Although the single has yet to officially arrive, Snoop is holding us over with a new animated trailer for the project, which is due out next month.

  • Van Morrison Announces 'Duets: Re-Working the Catalogue' With Joss Stone, Mavis Staples & Steve Winwood [TRACKLIST]

    Van Morrison is the next artist to delve deeper into his back catalog and re-record some of his older tunes. The "Into the Mystic" singer recruited some of his favorite artists to join him on Duets: Re-Working the Catalogue. Mavis Staples, Joss Stone and Steve Winwood all share the microphone with the iconic crooner. "Real Real Gone," from 1990's Enlightenment, with Michael Bublé is available to stream over at Morrison's website.

  • John Legend Pens CNN Op-Ed on Education Reform

    John Legend has always been one of the more socially conscious individuals in pop and R&B, not just asking questions of society in his music, but also taking action in the world around him. This morning, Feb. 17, the "All of Me" singer penned an op-ed on cnn.com discussing the education system in the United States and offers a few solutions he is a part of.

  • Tracy Morgan Declined 'SNL' Invite to Appear on Its Anniversary Show

    "SNL's" 40th anniversary celebration seemed nearly perfect, didn't it? It felt like the producers thought long and hard about how to include everyone who made a real impact on the show and its viewers over the decades. Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin introduced a clip that was a tribute to Tracy Morgan's contribution to the show rather than the comedian making an appearance himself, and now we are hearing that he simply was not ready to return to television.
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