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When Rob Zombie isn't scaring people with his music or movies, he's doing it through a haunted house. But the "Dragula" singer's most recent 'Great America Nightmare' attraction is catching some flak for a room dedicated to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. -
Lorde's "Yellow Flicker Beat" Featured In New Trailer For 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1' [WATCH]
Lorde's latest single "Yellow Flicker Beat" was enlisted for the new trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1. The clip follows the stories heroine Katniss Everdeen (played by Jennifer Lawrence) as she returns to her homeland, District 12, to find it abandoned in ruins. The scenes are dark and bleak, fitting the mood of Lorde's song. -
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: 'Fury' Composer Steven Price Talks Scoring Brad Pitt World War II Action Movie, Following 'Gravity' Oscar Success & Making Music For Film
Film and television composer Steven Price last year won the Academy Award for Best Original Score thanks to his tremendous Gravity composition. Relatively new to the game and having mainly worked other odd jobs in the music departments on films, finally reaching one of the top prizes in the field; how does one follow up the prestige? For Price, David Ayer’s World War II drama Fury, starring Brad Pitt, was the next step, with early Oscar speculation already buzzing ahead of the movie’s release date. -
Ozzfest Heading to Mexico in The Form of Ozzfiesta: Ozzy Osbourne and Black Label Society Listed to Perform So Far
Ozzfest was a central part of the hard rock year when it toured from 1996 to 2008 and a few years after. That ship seems to have sailed for the time being however. Namesake Ozzy Osbourne seems to be consolidating his touring showcase of metal into one big international event, taking place in Riviera Maya near Cancun in Mexico. Just to prove he's down with the international nature of the event, the operating title will be Ozzfiesta. -
CL of 2NE1 Signing with Scooter Braun as K-Pop Star Aims to Strike It Big in America
CL of 2NE1 has signed with Scooter Braun as she looks to break it solo in the United States. If you follow the K-pop music scene, no doubt you've wondered how a genre that sells out arena shows around the United States whenever its big acts come to town, and that is the basis for one of Los Angeles' bigger music events of the year (K-Pop Fest), has never had an act with a U. -
Dallas Nurse Briana Aguirre Says Ebola Protocol Was Never Discussed Before Thomas Eric Duncan Was Admitted, Protective Suits Leave Skin Exposed
Dallas Health Presbyterian Hospital nurse Briana Aguirre is sure rocking the CDC's attempts at keeping the general public calm over the ongoing Ebola virus situation. Aguirre sat for an interview with Today Show's Matt Lauer and divulged details on just how unprepared one of the U.S.'s most respected facilities is to treat what could easily turn into a pandemic if not quickly contained. Aguirre has spent time caring for the first infected nurse, Nina Pham and offered up details on how Dallas had never had any formal training before Thomas Eric Duncan walked through their front doors. -
Coroner Reveals Cause Of Death For Keyboardist Ikey Owens
According to a coroner report, Isaiah "Ikey" Owens died of a heart attack Tuesday (Oct. 14). -
'RHONJ's' Teresa Giudice Meets With Divorce Attorney As Husband Joe Accepts Another Plea Deal For License Fraud
The Real Housewives of New Jersey's Teresa and Joe Giudice have been in a state of nonstop crisis for the last two weeks. First they were both slammed with federal jail time after pleading guilty to several counts of fraud and then they immediately sat for an explosive interview with Andy Cohen. That chatfest showed fans just how out of touch with reality Teresa really is as she claimed not to understand her plea deal at all. On Wednesday Joe found himself in a courtroom once again because of his drivers license fraud case. This time around Joe again took a plea deal which means he was sentenced to 18-months in jail, a sentence that will run concurrent with the 41-months he already has to serve because of his financial crimes. Teresa was most certainly not at her husbands' side for this sentencing, instead she was reportedly meeting with a divorce attorney. -
CNN Cancels 'Crossfire', Cuts 300 Jobs, Then Offers Counseling To Former Staffers
CNN announced that it will cut 300 jobs on Wednesday and it also confirmed ongoing speculation about the future of several under-performing shows. With Jeff Zucker in charge, the news network decided to revive the long-running show Crossfire in an updated format. Unfortunately Newt Gingrich, Stephanie Cutter, S.E. Cupp and Van Jones never equaled ratings magic. The show was on hiatus for several weeks when CNN focused nonstop attention on missing flight MH370 and when it returned in July it remained the lowest rated show on any news network. Needless to say, Crossfire has been canceled as well as a few other specialty shows. -
Fused Muse Ensemble Draws Attention to Environmental Issues Through Music, Dance and Video at Constellation in Chicago
The Fused Muse Ensemble will present “Breaking Ice,” a program of multimedia works that draws attention to climate change, melting icebergs and the fragility of nature, at Constellation in Chicago on October 16-18. -
Joshua Bell on HBO YoungArts Masterclass & Mendelssohn Octet; Washington Metro Reprise & Bach Concertos
With his Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority mulligan miles behind him, Joshua Bell is Skyping with me from his suite at the Ritz-Carlton, Dubai. As per usual when talking to the press, the world's greatest living violinist is in between rehearsals. Yes, Bell has traveled to the United Arab Emirates to perform Felix Mendelssohn's 'Violin Concerto' in E minor, Op. 64 at the Royal Opera House Muscat with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields--the storied British band, founded by Sir Neville Marriner in 1958, that Bell remains the only American to have led as both music director and conductor. -
Pharrell Williams, Rick Rubin, David Guetta and More Profess Love of Roland TR-808 Drum Machine in Documentary '808'
Arthur Baker and Atlantic Films will release a documentary profiling the historic Roland TR-808 drum machine during 2015, simply titled '808.'
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