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Compton rapper Tyga has shared a new single from his upcoming album called "40 Mill," which you can check out below. The single features production from Kanye West, Mike Dean, Jess Jackson, and Dupri, who fill the song with jittery drum machines and moody synth lines while Tyga raps about wanting to be rich, but not famous. -
Monty Python's John Cleese Admits That He Is 'Looking Forward' To Death
John Cleese was out promoting his autobiography So Anyway... last weekend at the Cheltenham Literary Festival and he offered up some interesting thoughts on his future endeavors. At 74-years old Cleese has let it be known that he has no intention of embarking on another long film process. After being involved with the likes of A Fish Called Wanda, the Shrek series and Fierce Creatures Cleese admits that spending another 2.5 years working on a film would probably kill him- not that he is afraid of death. -
Neil Young, Stephen Colbert Duet On “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?”: Musician Calls For President Obama Impeachment While Promoting ‘Special Deluxe’ Memoir [VIDEO]
If you watched Stephen Colbert’s The Colbert Report last night then you’re well aware that it could very well have been one of the most entertaining episode of the Comedy Central hit ever. Whether it be the incredible banter between the host and guest Neil Young, their conversations about the “After The Gold Rush” singer’s new memoir Special Deluxe, the political chat about impeaching President Obama over fracking or their duet on “Who’s Gonna Stand Up,” one thing is for sure: Neil Young is one entertaining dude! -
Michelle Obama Gets Down To New Lil Jon And DJ Snake Parody "Turnip For What" [WATCH]
Lil Jon and DJ Snake in the (White) House! On Vine yesterday, actor and Barack Obama impersonator Iman Crosson asked First Lady Michelle Obama, "How many calories do you burn every time you 'turn up'?!" The First Lady, who is known for her health-conscious initiatives, took the question and turned it into a pun suited for 2014. She changed "turn up" to "turnip" because she's cool like that, and rocked out to "Turn Down for What." -
Landlord Refuses To Rent To African Student Amara Bangura Over Ebola Fears
This was bound to happen sooner or later- a college student from Sierra Leone was turned down for housing by a potential landlord out of an abundance of caution due to Ebola fears. Amara Bangura recently arrived in the U.K. region of Norwich from West Africa ready to continue his studies. He was obviously in need of housing and was almost instantly turned down by two potential landlords that took a look at his passport. One potential landlord sent Bangura a letter explaining their decision to rent to someone else. -
Big K.R.I.T. Shares 'Pay Attention' Music Video Featuring Rico Love, From Upcoming Album 'Cadillactica' [WATCH]
Big K.R.I.T.'s upcoming album Cadillactica will be out in less than a month, but today the Mississippi rapper has shared the music video for the album's first single "Pay Attention" featuring Rico Love, which you can check out below. The Daniel Czernilofsky-directed clip is simple enough, with K.R.I.T. and Rico performing the song in some minimalist black-and-white settings while some women try to catch their attention (or get them to "pay attention," as the title implies). -
Christina Aguilera New Album 2015: 'The Voice' Coach Tweets About New Music in the New Year
Christina Aguilera is gearing up for a big return to the entertainment world in 2015. Yesterday (Oct. 15), it was announced that she will be returning for The Voice season eight alongside Pharrell Williams and veteran coaches Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, and now the "Beautiful" singer has announced that she will be making new music in the new year. -
Hakkasan Group Converting Caesar's Palace's Pure Nightclub to New Club Omnia, to Open on Las Vegas Strip Spring 2015
Nowhere in the United States is the EDM arms race more dramatic than Las Vegas and a new club is entering the mix. Which is to say the Hakkasan Group, which already operates the city's most hopping venue in MGM Grand's Hakkasan, will now be operating Omnia out of Caesar's Palace. -
Foo Fighters Perform Heart’s “Kick It Out” With Ann, Nancy Wilson On ‘Late Show With David Letterman’ To Promote ‘Sonic Highways’ [VIDEO]
Continuing on in their weeklong residency at the famed Late Show with David Letterman, the Foo Fighters returned last night to the Ed Sullivan Theater with a killer performance of Heart’s epic tune “Kick It Out.” And best of all, Heart members Ann and Nancy Wilson were there to help out! -
Anthrax's Scott Ian Reaffirms That Metallica Planned To Fire Lars Ulrich In 1986
There's been a rumor going around for awhile that rockers Metallica wanted to oust longtime drummer Lars Ulrich from the band in 1986. Anthrax's Scott Ian, who is the source of the story, recently stuck behind his claim. -
Garth Brooks Breaks His Own Ticket Sales Record with Minneapolis Concert Run, Announced St. Louis as Next Tour Stop
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Garth Brooks knows a thing or two about making a buck. That trend continues this week as the resurgent country star has broken his own record for most tickets sold for a one-city concert run. Again. -
Kanye West Bans Scott Disick From Being Anywhere Near North West
While Kim Kardashian seems to get shredded in the press for her parenting, so much so that even her own sister has bashed her, it's kind of ironic that Kanye West often emerges as the parent with a real head on his shoulders. He reportedly insists on the couples' daughter, North West, being shielded from any obvious bad influences and apparently that includes her uncle, Scott Disick.
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