• TomorrowWorld Unveils 13-Minute Festival Aftermovie [WATCH]

    TomorrowWorld, the United States outpost of ID&T's flagship festival, Tomorrowland, has released its 13-minute, FOMO inducing aftermovie. The movie alternates between elongated slips of various sets and showing the people of TomorrowWorld and the beautiful grounds that they preside over for three days. Give you a rose-colored glimpse at what happens on the TomorrowWorld grounds with big production and a massive space that allows revelers to roam free and explore the installations set up by the festival.

  • Meek Mill Drops A New Verse In K. Michelle's "Anybody Wanna Buy A Heart?" [LISTEN]

    R&B singer K. Michelle has shared the title track to her upcoming album Anybody Wanna Buy A Heart?, featuring a guest verse from currently incarcerated Philly rapper Meek Mill, which you can check out below. The track features some wonderfully spacey production, particularly in the chorus, and Mill’s flow is refreshingly energetic and charismatic.

  • One Direction's Zayn Malik Denies Drug Abuse Claims After 'TODAY' Matt Lauer Interview on 'FOUR' Release Date

    One Direction's Zayn Malik is "angry and upset" with The Today Show and Matt Lauer today. Yesterday, his 1D bandmates performed and were interviewed on the NBC morning show in support of their new album FOUR. Malik was back home in London sick, but when Lauer asked about the integral member's absence, he didn't buy the sick claim and poked into allegations about Malik's reported drug use, which he is continuing to deny.

  • Lee Brice Shares 'The Drinking Class' Video, Country Star Pops His Blue Collar in Salute to the Working Class [WATCH]

    Lee Brice is at the top of his game right now, coming off the solid September release of his third studio effort "I Don't Dance." The successful songwriter salutes the working class in his new video for the album's second single "Drinking Class." As "Rolling Stone Country" points out, this is not some tip-of-the-cap single to weekend debauchery. Brice aims to honor the men and women who work hard all week long and relax even harder when the weekend hits."I wanted to pay tribute to the hardworking men and women who get up every day and work hard to provide for their families," he told "RSC." "It's where I come from and where my heart is."Images of labor, sweat and family pervade the video below before scenes of bar antics take hold. The song is a prime example of why Brice is one of the genre's most talented songwriters.

  • Lisa Rinna Claims That 'RHOBH' Is Similar to 'Melrose Place,' Just Without the Script

    When "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" returns to Bravo this evening for its fifth season, there will be two new faces joining the cast that will be quite familiar to many viewers. Both Lisa Rinna and Eileen Davidson have played hugely popular soap characters with a great daytime television following. Obviously, Bravo is hoping this will translate into fantastic ratings right out of the gate, and it probably has every reason to believe that that can happen.Rinna left "Days of Our Lives" back in the 1990s to hop over to a plumb role on the original "Melrose Place" and, according to an interview with E!, being on "RHOBH" feels similar to that gig."This is very close to doing "Melrose Place" without a script in your hand. Like everything in life, it's all about timing. It's funny, when I went on to "Melrose Place" it was Year 5. This is Year 5 of "Housewives" ... To be honest with you, after talking about it with my husband, it's been a really great gig for me. It felt right, to be honest with you ... and I like an adventure, I was looking for an adventure."

  • Will Justin Hartley's Performance on 'Y&R' Live Up to the Gauntlet Thrown Down by Michael Muhney?

    Adam Newman finally returned to "The Young & the Restless" canvas last week by way of Justin Hartley's portrayal. While the character is not fully back in the Genoa City mix, Hartley has had enough interactive scenes to give viewers a feel for what is to come. The actor took over the role, which was recast after Michael Muhney was fired late last year amid a storm of controversy, knowing that he may have a bit of an uphill battle when it comes to winning over fans.Muhney's performance on "Y&R" kept longtime fans glued to their televisions, and after his last scenes finally aired this past January the show's ratings plummeted. Muhney's fans were vocal about how they were not going to support the show once he left it, and then they appeared to back up those words with action. Part of the issue was that Muhney was fired due to allegations of sexual harassment, and then not only were charges not filed, but "Y&R" actually considered rehiring him this past summer, leading many to believe he should never have been cut in the first place.

  • Ed Simons Says He Will Be Leaving The Chemical Brothers Live Show

    The Chemical Brothers are about to be a man down when the iconic electronic music duo do their live touring again. Ed Simons, one half of The Chemical Brothers and known as "Ed Chemical" in a recent interview with the festival, Bugged Out Weekender, stated that he was stepping away from The Chemical Brothers live show to focus on his academic work.

  • Damien Rice Performs "I Don't Want To Change You" On 'Letterman,' Announces 2015 North American Tour

    On last night's episode of The Late Show with David Letterman, Irish folk singer Damien Rice stopped by to perform "I Don't Want to Change You" from his latest album My Favourite Faded Fantasy, which you can check out below. Rice is backed up by a string septet and delivers a beautiful, though somewhat abridged, version of the song, which runs over five minutes for the studio version, but only hits four minutes here.
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