• Ray Rice Insists He and Janay Rice Have Only Ever Had 'One Bad Night, It Just Happened to Be on Video'

    Did you catch Ray Rice's interview with Matt Lauer yesterday on "Today"? The sit-down interview had actually been booked with Janay Rice, and it gave her an opportunity to finally speak about that horrific night in Atlantic City last February when Ray knocked her out cold in an elevator. The couple had been dealing with their issues semi-privately until the surveillance video went viral last September, and the fallout has been huge. Janay answered all sorts of questions about their relationship and insisted that her now-husband has never laid a finger on her other than this one time. Supposedly, Ray came home near the end of her interview and decided to appear on camera.Perhaps NBC thought it would feel more impromptu and less strategically planned if Lauer talked to the couple while standing in their kitchen. Once they all settled in around the island, Rice insisted that they have only had this one bad night together, and unfortunately there is video to document it. He also claims that working is not his biggest concern right now.Ray told Lauer:"The big deal is for me to always protect her, and that's why I said I take full responsibility. She can do no wrong. This is something, you know, as a man you have to own and, we're horribly sorry, and I'm horribly sorry for everything that I have to put my family through. I still got to live every day, go take my daughter to school. She's going to grow up and the way the Internet works now she's going to Google her father's name and the first thing that's going to come up is, you know what's going to come up."

  • Dr. Nancy Snyderman Returns to 'Today' After Ebola Quarantine Violation Resulted in Serious Backlash

    Dr. Nancy Snyderman will finally return to "The Today Show" this morning after a two-month absence. The medical expert returned from Liberia in early October and announced that she and her crew would be voluntarily quarantining themselves because one NBC freelancer with them had contracted the Ebola virus. About a week into that self-imposed quarantine, Snyderman was spotted out grabbing take-out in New Jersey. She issued an apology that sounded more like blame-shifting and the backlash was so bad that NBC has kept her off the air and in limbo for the last six weeks.For a while the network was reportedly debating whether or not to fire their chief medical correspondent. Before this major misstep, Snyderman was considered to be a credible and valued member of NBC's news team. The jury is still out on whether or not the viewers will continue to trust her judgment. Snyderman's first segment back will have nothing to do with Ebola and she is expected to once again apologize for her careless actions.

  • Thirty Seconds to Mars' Jared Leto Will Play The Joker in DC's 'Suicide Squad,' Alongside Will Smith And Tom Hardy

    After weeks of speculation, Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto has officially signed on to play The Joker in DC's upcoming villain movie, Suicide Squad. Will Smith also confirmed his involvement as Deadshot and Tom Hardy, who played Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, will take on the role of Rick Flagg, 'Deadline' notes. Warner Brothers also announced that the film will be released in 2D and 3D.

  • Cloverton Turned Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' Into an Epic Christmas Story [LISTEN]

    Christian rockers Cloverton gave Leonard Cohen's timeless classic "Hallelujah" a Christmas makeover last year and the result is a truly moving cover. The boys take Cohen's iconic melody and infuse it with lyrics chronicling the birth of Jesus Christ. Regardless of your religious orientation, this song hits an emotional chord as vocalist Lance Stafford gives it his all.

  • Tyler The Creator Shares Inspirational Letter On Facebook

    Tyler The Creator wants you to look towards him as a source of inspiration. In a new letter penned to his fans on Facebook, the 23-year old Odd Future member has shared his thoughts on ignoring negatively and valuing self-importance. He stressed the importance of being your own self and following the dream that you want to pursue, leaving the people behind who will just drag you down. It is a powerful message from an artist who has developed a reputation as a lyricist and man who is both very opinionated and potent with his spoken word.

  • Deerhoof Announce American, European Tour Dates, Share Perfect Pussy Remix Of "Exit Only" [WATCH]

    San Francisco avant-pop veterans Deerhoof have added some more dates to their current tour, which now includes a dozen dates across Europe, as well as seven dates across the U.S. The European leg of the tour kicks off on Feb. 14 in Warsaw, Poland and finishes up on Feb. 28 in Saint-Malo, France, while the American leg of the tour picks up at South By Southwest on March 19 and 20. The final date of the tour is at New York's Webster Hall on March 28.

  • Logic Announces 'Under Pressure' Tour Of North America, Europe For 2015

    Maryland rapper Logic has announced his first-ever headlining tour in support of his debut album Under Pressure, which will take him across the United States, Canada, and Western Europe. According to Hypetrak, the American leg of the tour will kick off on Jan. 27 in Indianapolis and finish up on March 15 in Philadelphia, while the European legs kicks off on March 25 in Manchester, UK and finished up on April 2 in Hamburg, Germany.

  • Rae Sremmurd Perform "No Flex Zone" and "No Type" On 'Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' [WATCH]

    Mississippi rappers, Swae Lee and Slim Jimmy, better known as Rae Sremmurd have enjoyed a very fruitful finish to 2014. Their single "No Flex Zone" has become a pop culture reference point and they just made their television debut without having even releasing an album. Last night they joined the "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" to perform the Mike WILL Made-It produced hits "No Flex Zone" and "No Type" with a little help from The Roots.
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