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Soundgarden dropped a new single — "Storm" — Sunday night, Oct. 26, and nobody knew it was coming. Riding high off an appearance with Pearl Jam over the weekend to reprise Temple of the Dog's "Hunger Strike," Chris Cornell and the boys surprised fans with a throwback cut that will sacrifice radio play for its old-school, "Badmotorfinger" feel. -
Stream Neil Young's 'Storytone' Now [LISTEN]
Neil Young's 35th studio album, "Storytone," will be released Nov. 4, but in the meantime you can stream the entire effort over at NPR. -
'The Bachelor's' Nikki Ferrell Has Finally Dumped Juan Pablo Galavis after Even 'Couples Therapy' Didn't Help Them
It sounds like Nikki Ferrell finally got tired of waiting for Juan Pablo Galavis to tell her he loved her, because after several months of struggling the couple has reportedly split. While Ferrell may have been the one to receive that final rose in Season 18 of "The Bachelor," she never seemed that lucky to have beat out 24 other women in order to be with Galavis. The couple quickly moved on to do "Couples Therapy" on VH1, and it is on that reality show that viewers got a real idea of just how mismatched they actually were. -
Jason Aldean Plays 'Fact or Fiction' With His Wikipedia Page, Clarifies Details Of His Career Beginnings, Childhood [WATCH]
Need to find out some basics on one of your favorite artist? Wikipedia has you covered. However, not everything on the online, crowd-sourced website is accurate. Jason Aldean took on his Wikipedia page in a new segment on Taste of Country. He straightens out some details and shared the truth behind his childhood and career beginnings. Here are some things he clarified. -
Dave Grohl on '60 Minutes': 'Foo Fighters Is the Dumbest Band Name Ever' [WATCH]
Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl appeared on "60 Minutes" last night, Oct. 26, alongside Anderson Cooper, who was digging into the singer's latest HBO series "Sonic Highways." A shining moment from the interview came when Grohl was explaining how his post-Nirvana band got its name, which he called "the dumbest band name ever." -
Soap Star Freddie Smith Finally Addresses Fans While Recovering After Near-Fatal Accident with Alyssa Tabit
"Days of Our Lives" fans will be happy to hear that nearly three weeks after surviving a violent car crash, Feddie Smith is clearly on the mend. He and longtime girlfriend Alyssa Tabit were involved in a violent one-car crash in Kingsville Township, Ohio, earlier this month that left her in critical condition after undergoing emergency surgery. After a few weeks of silence, Smith finally reached out via his Facebook page to show a bit of gratitude, saying: -
WATCH: Pitbull, the Penguins of Madagascar Team Up for "Celebrate" Music Video
Pitbull may be best known for repping the smoking hot city of Miami, but now Mr. Worldwide is chilling with some animals from a cooler climate. Pitbull has released a new song "Celebrate" from the upcoming film The Penguins of Madagascar, and the rapper is getting family friendly and down with some penguins in the accompanying music video. -
Taylor Swift Named New York City's Welcome Ambassador, '1989' Singer Explains Her Love For NYC [WATCH]
Although not all New Yorkers were pleased with her song "Welcome To New York," the track earned Taylor Swift a new gig. The pop singer has partnered with NYC & Company as its global welcome ambassador for tourism. The announcement was made earlier this morning on Good Morning America. -
OK Go Release New Video for 'I Won't Let You Down' Featuring Crazy Japanese Technology [WATCH]
When it comes to music videos, OK Go keep one-upping themselves. The Los Angeles-based quartet just released the official visual for "I Won't Let You Down," and the title is spot on. The boys filmed the new video in Japan and used special technology called the Uni-Cub — basically a motorized unicycle that moves under its own power. -
One Direction, Lorde and Fergie Announced as Performers at American Music Awards; Joining Sam Smith, Charli XCX, More
The American Music Awards has continued to add on to its already sizable list of performers, specifically adding a number of acts representing the onetime Commonwealth: One Direction, Lorde and Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson were revealed to have live sets planned for the event, according to The Hollywood Reporter. -
Liam Gallagher, Eddie Vedder to Perform Who Classics at Benefit Gig
Big names in rock like Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher will pick their favorite Who songs to play at a benefit show next month in London. -
Taylor Swift Claims That 'Boys Only Want Love if It's Torture'
Taylor Swift has been everywhere promoting "1989," and while every track on the album is not a storyline ripped from her failed relationships, it seems she is still being asked about her thoughts on love every time she stops for an interview. While Swift has said repeatedly that she is — maybe wisely — taking a breather from looking for Mr. Right and focusing on the friends and family who are already worthy of her love, that does not mean she has not thought long and hard about the idea of romance. In fact, she thinks "boys only want love if it's torture."
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