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Gerard Way is currently on a small U.S. tour to promote his debut solo album "Hesitant Alien," and he performed original songs "Television All the Time" and "Dasher." -
Bravo Officially Announces Bethenny Frankel's Return to 'The Real Housewives of New York City' for Season 7
Rumors of Bethenny Frankel's return to "The Real Housewives of New York City" began to pick up speed about two weeks ago, and this morning Bravo has confirmed her return to the fold for Season 7. When the show first premiered in 2008, Frankel was one of the first women to gain a serious fan base, and she stayed with RHONY for three seasons before walking away. -
Smashing Pumpkins "Being Beige" Review: Listen to Billy Corgan & Co.'s Emotional New Single
Smashing Pumpkins are due to release two new albums in the next year or so, and fans of the longtime alt-rock outlet now have the first sampling of Billy Corgan and co.'s new album, Monuments to an Elegy. Today (Oct. 20), Smashing Pumpkins released its first single in two years, the slow burning ballad "Being Beige." -
Cannibal Corpse the Latest Metal Band (or Performer in General) Finding Trouble while Performing in Russia
Lady Gaga and Madonna have had various legal issues with the conservative Russian government and its "homosexual propaganda" laws during previous tours, and now it looks like the other end of the music spectrum is having problems as well, based on reports from Cannibal Corpse. -
Puddle of Mudd Release New Single 'Piece of the Action,' Announce US Tour [SCHEDULE]
For a band that pumped out four straight No. 1 mainstream rock hits in the early 2000s, Puddle of Mudd appears to be on its last legs. Or rather, last leg, as Wes Scantlin and company just announced a late 2014 tour that will take them to some of the country's seediest haunts — at least compared to what they were playing 10 years ago. The group has also released "Piece of the Action," a new single, and tour dates. -
Khloe Kardashian's Recent Dinner Date With Wiz Khalifa Is Sure To Tick Off Amber Rose
There has been a lot of buzz in recent weeks about whether or not Khloe Kardashian will decide to give her marriage to Lamar Odom another shot. After she dumped French Montana several weeks back Odom reportedly made it known that he really wants her back. Kardashian seems firmly planted on the fence when it comes to the possibility of a reconciliation with Odom and she is also still apparently dating other men- such as the newly single Wiz Khalifa! -
Bruce Ratner Puts Majority Share in Brooklyn's Barclays Center Up for Sale...Value Estimated around $412.5 Million
Want to own a music venue? A really big one? Well good news: The Barclays Center in Brooklyn is looking for a majority owner and if you've got roughly $412.5 million dollars. Bruce Ratner, a minority owner in the Brooklyn Nets basketball team and majority owner of the arena in which they play, is selling of his chunk of the venue, which amounts to 55 percent according to NetsDaily.com. -
Jason Aldean Chose Country Rock Over Baseball Career: 'Music Was It'
With the World Series beginning Tuesday, Oct. 21, Jason Aldean figured it was time to reminisce about his baseball past. The country singer chose singing over a career in baseball because "music was it." -
Sinead O’Connor Slams American Music Awards After Being Asked To Appear With Pope Francis [VIDEO]
Sinead O’Connor has been keeping pretty quiet over the past few years, other than penning a letter to Miley Cyrus, of course. But now, the famed Irish singer reportedly went on a tirade against both Dick Clark Productions and the American Music Awards. Why? They allegedly wanted her to appear on the show alongside Pope Francis. -
Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding "Outside" Review: "I Need Your Love" Duo Reunite for Spacey Breakup Anthem [LISTEN]
Calvin Harris is continuing is steady rollout of music from his new album Motion, and today (Oct. 20), the "Summer" DJ released his latest collaboration with spacey British pop star Ellie Goulding, the hoppy new single "Outside." -
Dallas Hospital Made Mistakes in Treating Ebola Patients for Days Before CDC Changed Guidelines
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas may be one of the best facilities in the country, but when it comes to treating Ebola patients, it now admits it dropped the ball, with deadly consequences. The facility's chief clinical officer Daniel Varga admitted in a Capitol Hill hearing that some of the precautions taken by hospital staff, such as wearing more layers of gear than the CDC, directed actually put the staff at risk. -
Foo Fighters Release 'Something from Nothing' Video from 'Sonic Highways' [WATCH]
The first official video from the Foo Fighters's forthcoming release "Sonic Highways" is here, and it features the band playing "Something from Nothing" in the Chicago studio where they recorded the track.
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