• Are Rosie O'Donnell's Days on 'The View' Already Numbered?

    We recently told you how Rosie O'Donnell and Whoppi Goldberg have been clashing on nearly everything while trying to work together as co-hosts on ABC's "The View". The show has been in a total state of flux this season with Barbra Walters gone from the roundtable and two new ladies trying to find their footing behind such heavyweights as O'Donnell and Goldberg. Unfortunately, in all of the chaos the ratings have taken a significant dip and both stars are blaming each other.

  • Kardashian Family Pushes Khloé to Dump French Montana Before Holiday Season

    Khloé Kardashian and French Montana may have reunited just in time to promote "Kourtney & Khloe Take the Hamptons" but that doesn't mean that it has been an easy and smooth reunion. Montana's motives have always been questioned by Kardashian's family, with them assuming that he might be using her to get ahead in the business. They took a break last September with rumors swirling that Montana might have been caught cheating and unfortunately, some think he's still playing the reality star.

  • Ray Rice's Suspension from NFL Lifted as 'Today' Prepares to Air Interview with Janay Palmer Rice Next Week

    Ray Rice finally won the war to preserve his career on Friday, and his suspension from the NFL has been lifted, effective immediately. That means that if Rice can find a team willing to sign his this late in the season he may actually get some play time in before the next Super Bowl. Back in early September an elevator surveillance video was released that showed Rice knocking his now-wife, Janay Palmer, out cold with one punch, then dragging her off the elevator. He was handed an indefinite suspension after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell seemed to barely offer up a slap on the wrist last spring.

  • The Gaslight Anthem Shares "1,000 Years" Music Video [WATCH]

    New Jersey punk band, The Gaslight Anthem, havs shared the music video for their song "1,000 Years" off of their latest album, 'Get Hurt,' which you can check out here. The video captures the band live in concert at Minneapolis' legendary First Avenue music club (you know, the one where Purple Rain took place) and features plenty of close-up shots of their enraptured audience. It's nothing remarkable, but it fits in well with the band's unflashy, grounded aesthetic.

  • Skrillex Previews Unreleased What So Not Collaboration On New Zealand Radio [LISTEN]

    The Skrillex media takeover is going global. Earlier today, before a set at New Zealand music festival "What's On" that featured performances from Steve Aoki, MK, What So Not and others, Skrillex stopped in with radio and live DJ Dan Aux on The George FM Selectah show to talk about music and play a surprise set on air. During that set, he felt it was no better time, since he was down under, to premiere his long-awaited collaboration with What So Not (Flume & Emoh Instead), featuring the vocals of Kristy Lee Peters, known professionally as KLP, titled "Goh." KLP was the vocalist on What So Not's track "Jaguar" that was released via Skrillex's OWSLA Records

  • AC/DC Talks Malcolm Young's Final Days With Band: 'He Was Brilliant'

    Former AC/DC rhythm guitarist, Malcolm Young, was diagnosed with dementia this fall and the Australian group announced his departure in unison with the horrible news. Brian Johnson and Angus Young (Malcolm's brother) recently offered more details and said Malcolm has been suffering for years. They called his work on the final tour "brilliant."

  • EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: 'The Imitation Game' Composer Alexandre Desplat Talks Scoring New Alan Turing WWII Biopic Movie & Making Music For Film [LISTEN]

    The Imitation Game tells the true story of Alan Turing and his task of breaking the Enigma code during World War II, while also dealing with his personal life as a closeted homosexual during a time when such a lifestyle was illegal. This dramatic motion picture has a star-studded cast including Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley and Matthew Goode, but to really engross the audience in the film, composer Alexandre Desplat was brought in to take on the musical score. Check out our exclusive interview with the multi-talented composer right here!
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