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Last month Sarah Palin's family attended a house party near Anchorage, Alaska that turned into a bloody brawl. There were rumors that Bristol Palin was throwing punches left and right while her dad, Todd Palin had his ass handed to him. Of course Sarah issued a semi-cryptic statement praising her daughter Bristol's fighting spirit, something that was viewed as her putting her stamp of approval on Bristol's bad behavior. It only took TMZ a few weeks to get their hands on the official police report that was filed on the night in question and it paints quite a vivid picture of the scrappy Palin's. -
Hefe Wine Files Divorce Docs Against Iggy Azalea, Hopes To Make Her Music Rights Community Property
Hefe Wine (aka Maurice Williams) is bound and determined to make money off of Iggy Azalea's early recordings- one way or another. Wine is the ex and producer that is planning on releasing an EP of Azalea's earliest master recordings, a move that Azalea has filed a federal lawsuit against because she claims that the entire contents of her hard drive were illegally downloaded by Wine. He has taken it a step further, filing divorce documents in Texas against Azalea, claiming that back in 2008 the couple agreed to live as husband and wife in a common law marriage. -
Paul McCartney Trying To Save Hometown Arts Venue
Paul McCartney has lent his support to a local arts venue in his native Liverpool. Paul McCartney has lent his support to a local arts venue in his native Liverpool. -
King Crimson's 'In The Court Of The Crimson King': 5 Songs Ranked For Its 45th Anniversary
Today, Oct. 10, marks the 45th anniversary of King Crimson's classic debut album In the Court of the Crimson King. With its blend of jazz and classical music with rock and even heavy metal, the album is considered to be one of the very first progressive rock albums, and would pave the way for '70s prog giants such as Yes, Jethro Tull, and of course, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, whose own Greg Lake rose to fame as King Crimson's bassist and vocalist. In celebration of this classic album's 45th anniversary, here are its five songs ranked, from weakest to best. -
Katy Perry Reportedly Set to Perform at Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show
Football is going to get a little more prismatic in 2015. Today (Oct. 9) after months of speculation, it was confirmed that pop megastar Katy Perry will be performing during the halftime show at Super Bowl XLIX. -
Big Sean Unveils #IDFWU Photo Editor Following Release of Naya Rivera Diss Track "I Don't F--k Wit U"
After his public split from fiancee Naya Rivera and the release of a presumed diss track entitled "I Don't F--k With You," Big Sean unveiled his #IDFWU photo editor for those photos you may have with that ex you can't stand. -
Neil Young Says Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Will Never Tour Again"
During a show in Philadelphia last night (October 8), Neil Young made an unfortunate remark for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young fans, saying the band probably never tour again. -
Former MTV Bully Beatdown Host Jason 'Mayhem' Miller Live Tweeted His Police Standoff
It's been a rough day for MMA fighter and former host of MTV show "Bully Beatdown" Jason "Mayhem" Miller. At around 2 p.m. today (October 9), the fighter was taken into custody by law enforcement after live tweeting a standoff. -
Jimmy Page Talks New Music, Touring Plans For 2015
Guitar god Jimmy Page told "Classic Rock" magazine that he's got plenty of material ready for a solo album, and that touring is a distinct possibility for 2015. -
A$AP Yams Talks Mob Album Delay, Calls 2014 Worst Year In Rap After Rocky Takes Shots At Hood By Air, Been Trill
Fans have been patiently waiting for an A$AP Mob album but according to A$AP Yams, it won't be happening anytime soon as the album has been delayed indefinitely. During a recent interview, Yams called 2014 the worst year of rap and discussed plans for the rap collective following A$AP Rocky's shots at Hood By Air and Been Trill. -
Chief Keef And Friends Open Marijuana Dispensary As Waka Flocka Flame Searches For Personal Blunt Roller, Releases New Music [WATCH]
Chief Keef and his friends are setting up shop. The Chicago rapper is apparently opening a marijuana dispensary following Waka Flocka Flame's announcement of hiring a personal blunt roller and the release of new music. -
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