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Just a few short weeks after Hillary Clinton's biggest wish of becoming a grandmother was granted, it seems all attention has turned back toward the possibility of her making a run for the White House in the 2016 presidential election. In fact, in just a few short weeks Clinton will be in Los Angeles for a splashy fundraiser. Jefferey Katzenberg and Casey Wasserman will co-host the Brentwood event Oct. 20 at Tavern. The Secret Service will stand guard as the former U.S. secretary of state will be headlining the event that has a $32,400 ticket attached to it. -
Future Shares New Song "Break The Rules" From Upcoming 'Monster' Mixtape [LISTEN]
Even though he’s already released a full-length album this year (Honest, released back in April), Atlanta rapper Future already has a new mixtape on the way. Monster is set for release on Oct. 28, and today, Radio.com reports that Future shared a new song from the mixtape, called “Break The Rules,” which you can check out below. -
Dierks Bentley Plays Surprise Street Show In Maryland [WATCH]
When Dierks Bentley had to choose a location for his recent Vevo GO Show appearance, the country star landed on Annapolis, Md., because of the town's proud connection to the U.S. Navy. -
Trey Anastasio Announces Solo Album 'Paper Wheels' And Tour Dates
Anastasio's trio recorded Paper Wheels in less than a week at The Barn, his studio located outside Burlington, Vt. -
Snoop Dogg Calls DJ Mustard, YG The 'New Pioneers of West Coast Hip-Hop' During GGN Interview, Announces Joint Album [VIDEO]
DJ Mustard recently stopped by Snoop Dogg's GGN YouTube show and during the interview, Uncle Snoop called the young beat maker and frequent collaborator YG the "new pioneers of West Coast hip-hop." Snoop also announced that he and Mustard would be working on a joint album. -
Miley Cyrus' Homeless VMA Date Jesse Helt Sentenced To Six Months In Prison
Jesse Helt, the homeless man who accepted the Video of the Year Award at this year’s VMAs on Miley Cyrus’ behalf, is heading off to prison, Billboard reports. The 22-year-old aspiring model has been sentenced to six months in prison for violating the terms of his probation, which stemmed from criminal mischief charges he received in his native Oregon back in 2010. -
Ariana Grande Hides in Ellen DeGeneres' Bushes to Promote Her New Tour
Ariana Grande is one of the busiest pop stars in the business, so it's a wonder that she has any time to sleep at all... but when she does, it seems as though she's doing it in Ellen Degeneres' bushes. Yesterday (Oct. 7), the "Love Me Harder" singer stopped by the daytime talk show in order to play in some foliage and promote her upcoming arena tou -
George Harrison's Childhood Home Up for Auction at Cavern Club, Expected to Fetch $161K
On Oct. 20, a new owner will be able to move into the house at 25 Upton Green in Liverpool, England, where Beatles guitarist George Harrison was raised. According to ABC Radio News, the house is expected to go for about $161,000 when it is auctioned off at the Cavern Club, the same venue that hosted Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon before they met Ringo Starr and became The Beatles. -
Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" Could've Been Beyoncé's
Meghan Trainor self-love single "All About That Bass" remains the No. 1 song in the country, more than 12 weeks after it entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Although its success has given Trainor the attention she previously didn't receive behind the scenes as a songwriter, she has revealed that the song was originally shopped around to artists including Beyoncé. -
The Postal Service to Release Concert Film 'Everything Will Change' Nov. 14 [WATCH]
Consequence of Sound reports that influential electro-pop duo The Postal Service will be releasing a documentary about their 2013 reunion tour titled "Everything Will Change." The Justin Mitchell-directed film primarily focuses on the duo’s performances at Berkeley, California’s Greek Theater over two nights in July 2013, and will also include interviews and backstage footage. -
NBC Making TV Sequel To 'Say Anything' Unless Cameron Crowe, John Cusack Can Stop It
NBC announced that it would be bringing a follow-up series to the Cameron Crow-directed 1989 classic 'Say Anything' to the small screen yesterday (Oct. 6), which didn't sit well with the director or leading man John Cusack. -
Review: T.I., Pharrell Do Their "Paperwork" on Jazzy New Single [LISTEN]
T.I.'s new album Paperwork: The Motion Picture is just two weeks away and in anticipation of the new release, today (Oct. 7), the "No Mediocre" rapper teamed up once again with Pharrell Williams to release his new single and the title track, "Paperwork."
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