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Happy Halloween! If you don't have time to watch any scary movies today, try listening to these 10 songs instead, which are all named after horror movies. -
Thurston Moore's 'The Best Day' A Tad Mixtape-ish in Organization but Still Acceptable to Fans of His Work with Sonic Youth
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
Garth Brooks Streaming New Album 'Man Versus Machine' via GhostTunes on Halloween Only (Do It Now!)
Holy cow! We're sorry to get this news to you already nine hours into the day but we just got a heads-up from our pals over at Country Music Television that Garth Brooks' forthcoming album Man Versus Machine is available for streaming in its entirety but only for the 24 hours of October 31, and only on the site for his new digital music service GhostTunes. -
Will Taylor Swift's '1989' May Be The Last Platinum Album Ever? Forbes Makes Its Case (But We Have Reasons Why It Won't)
There was an interesting article published in Forbes this week pondering a scary question: Could Taylor Swift's 1989 be the last platinum album ever? -
Taylor Swift Donating "Welcome to New York" Download Profits to New York City Public School System
Our natural reaction to someone else's massive success is to be bitter and assume the worst about their product ("haters gonna hate") but Taylor Swift is making things difficult for us. The star announced October 29 that all of the proceeds from her single "Welcome to New York" will be donated to the New York City public school system. -
Gregg Allman Dismissed from Lawsuit Regarding Death of 'Midnight Rider' Camera Assistant Sarah Jones
Gregg Allman's got a long vacation from work in the near future and now he has another reason to relax: He's been dropped from a lawsuit regarding the death of a camera assistant on the set of Midnight Rider, now cancelled biopic about the life of the Allman Brothers frontman. -
Spain Passes Controversial "Google Tax" to Crack Down on Media Aggregation for Sites Such as 'Huffington Post'
Music Times may opt to block its content from Spanish web services following a controversial piece of legislation that allows the government to levy fines against web services that use bits of media, such as audio and video, without paying for. The process, known as aggregation, has taken journalism by storm as ownership prefer to spend less on creating their own original content, preferring rather to borrow information from outer media outlets and reword it appropriately (linking back to the original material of course for legal reasons). -
Katt Williams Released From Jail, Says He And Suge Knight Were Protecting A Child From Paparazzi After Accusations of Stealing Camera [WATCH]
Katt Williams is now a free man after being arrested for allegedly stealing a camera from a paparazzo. Upon his release from jail, Williams says he and Suge Knight were trying to protect a child. -
Killer Mike And El-P Are Relentless In Their Delivery On New Album ‘Run The Jewels 2′ [ROUND-UP REVIEW]
Last year, Killer Mike And El-P took fans by surprise with the release of their first collaborative effort. Now they're back, proving their chemistry wasn't a fluke. The highly anticipated album has been welcomed to much critical acclaim. -
'Blood Sweat & Heels' Star Geneva Thomas Suing Costar Melyssa Ford for $25 Million in Aftermath of Violent Fight
We told you last week about a fight that occurred between Melyssa Ford and Geneva Thomas while they were filming 'Blood, Sweat & Heels,' their reality show on Bravo. Apparently the ladies got into a verbal fight that turned violent and ended with Thomas smashing a bottle over Ford's head. The on-camera assault left Ford in need of stitches and a hospital bed. The incident caused Thomas to be painted as violent so she has filed a $25 million dollar defamation suit. -
Chief Keef, Gucci Mane Release ‘Big Gucci Sosa’ Mixtape, New Song "Paper" Off 'Back From The Dead 2' [LISTEN]
Just in time for Halloween, Chief Keef and Gucci Mane release their collaborative effort Big Gucci Sosa. The Chicago rapper also released a new song "Paper" from his upcoming Back From The Dead 2 mixtape. -
Robin Thicke, Pharrell May Lose "Blurred Lines" Lawsuit, Judge Believes It Rips Off Marvin Gaye
Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams' "Blurred Lines" lawsuit is starting to look like it won't end in their favor. According to The Hollywood Reporter, U.S. District Judge John Kronstadt has denied Thicke and Williams' motion for a summary judgment in a copyright lawsuit concerning their 2013 megahit, concluding that the song may have too much in common with Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit "Got To Give It Up."
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