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Anyone who has ever played in a band can tell you just how difficult coming up with a good name is, but these eight bands managed to come up with distinctive, memorable names by using the names of the people in the band. -
Metallica Hated More Than Nickelback? James Hetfield Thinks He Gets More Negative Feedback
Rock stars are insecure people, just like us. And when you're the lead singer of Nickelback — a band that's incited rock-throwing mayhem and a petition to keep them from playing one of the world's premier cities thanks to their alleged awfulness — you're probably very insecure. -
Eminem, D12, Nate Dogg Featured on Shady Records 66-Track 'Shady Classics' Mixtape [LISTEN]
Shady Records dropped a new, 66-track mixtape earlier today (Nov. 22) in advance of the label's anniversary compilation, 'Shady XV.' -
Lil B Confirms Kevin Durant's Injury Was Result of 'Curse'
Lil B is apparently holding lectures at colleges and adding insult to (Durant's) injury. Deadspin found video of B calling out KD at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. -
Snoop Dogg Shares Memes Referencing Bill Cosby's Rape Allegations Via Instagram After NBC, Netflix Cancel New Comedy Series And Special [PHOTOS]
Things are heating up for Bill Cosby as the legendary comedian and television star deals with the public scrutiny following various rape allegations. Leave it to Snoop Dogg to find humor in the shocking headlines. The West Coast rapper recently shared memes of the allegations on Instagram after NBC and Netflix cancelled a new comedy series and special. -
Stone Sour is a "Sinking Ship," According To Jim Root
Stone Sour is a band featuring Corey Taylor on vocals and — until this year — Jim Root on lead guitar. Root was unceremoniously fired in May, which left him quite perplexed. Even more awkward? Taylor and Root are also in Slipknot together. -
Janis Joplin Biopic Moving Forward, Amy Adams to Star in Upcoming Film about 'Me and Bobby McGee' Singer
A Janis Joplin biopic that has been in the works for awhile appears to be moving forward. According to 'The Hollywood Reporter,' filming for the project, which stars Amy Adams, will begin shooting in the second half of 2015. -
Michael Stipe of R.E.M. Shows Support For Lady Gaga's Political Messages
Stipe had one of the most impactful rock careers in memory, with 31 years as the figurehead for an internationally renowned band that was possibly America's greatest guitar-based export (we'll save the debate for another day). -
Dave Grohl 'Sonic Highways': Foo Fighters Singer 'Didn't Know S--t' About New Orleans
Foo Fighters' 'Sonic Highways' stopped by New Orleans in Friday night's episode, but Dave Grohl apparently new nothing about the area before filming. -
'RHOBH's' Scores Highest Ratings for Premiere in Years Thanks To the Addition of Soap Stars' Lisa Rinna and Eileen Davidson
It looks like Bravo and Andy Cohen got their wish. Season five of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" premiered last week and the numbers look really good. 2 million households tuned in to catch up with the ladies and that is a 25% ratings increase over last season. While series regulars Lisa Vanderpump, Brandi Glanville, Yolanda Foster, Kyle Richards and Kim Richards all returned it was likely the newcomers that helped to give those numbers a boost. -
FBI Arrests Two Intending To Bomb Ferguson During Protests As Unrest Continues Ahead of Darren Wilson's Indictment Decision
There still hasn't been a decision yet as to whether or not Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson will be indicted in the shooting death last August of Michael Brown, yet the unrest is intensifying. On Friday it was confirmed that two men were arrested on suspicion of buying explosives that they were intending to detonate during protests, once a decision is finally in. While their identities have yet to be revealed, the two are now facing a slew of federal firearms charges. -
Skrillex Shares 'F---k That' Music Video, Clip for 'Recess' Single is Full of Action, Blood and Love [WATCH]
Skrillex's music video for "Fuck That" is one of those rare instances where the clip is actually better than the song. Directed by Nabil Elderkin, who's worked with Kanye West, Frank Ocean and Nicki Minaj in the past, the video follows a fighter fresh from prison who ends up participating in an underground brawl club.
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