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On Sept. 30, Michael Phelps was arrested in Baltimore on suspicion of a DUI and quickly took to his Twitter to apologize to his fans for exercising bad judgment. It wasn't the first time the Olympic champion swimmer had gotten behind the wheel while inebriated, either. In 2004, he was also popped for a DUI and offered up a similar kind of apology as well as a promise to use better judgment in the future. At this point, Phelps seems to be admitting he needs more help to reel in his notorious partying. Phelps posted a message to fans on his Facebook page, admitting it's time to enter rehab. -
Jennifer Hudson Reveals 'Sex and the City 3' Is in Talks; Sarah Jessica Parker, Producer Michael Patrick King Agree There Is One Final Story to Tell
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'The Real Housewives of New Jersey's' Teresa Giudice Cancels Fabellini Meet And Greet Amid Backlash From Former Fans
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Paul Revere of The Raiders Dead at 76; Band Famous for Hits Like "Indian Reservation (The Lament of The Cherokee)"
Paul Revere, the organist and bandleader for Paul Revere and The Raiders—one of the more under-appreciated gems of the rock 'n' roll era-has died, according to Rolling Stone. The band's official website didn't reveal a cause of death but it's believed that Revere had been dealing with cancer during the last year with his life. -
Why Did Taylor Swift Go Pop? The '1989' Star Explains In New Interview [WATCH]
Swift has been catching flak from country fans for her pop sensibilities since she began delivering Top 40 hits in 2006. -
Aerosmith Guitarist Joe Perry Releasing Memoir: 'It Was Time To Lay All This Stuff Out'
Say what you will about Aerosmith, but years of touring, hit songs and odd antics make for some pretty good stories. -
Drake Overtakes The Beatles in Terms of Hot 100 Singles Thanks to Makonnen "Tuesday" Appearance
Want to tick off your upper-middle-aged parents this weekend? Here's a factoid you can drop on them: Drake just passed The Beatles in terms of total Hot 100 singles, according to HotNewHipHop. -
VIDEO: Beck Kickstarts Season 40 Of Austin City Limits With 13-Song Setlist [WATCH]
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BB King Falls Ill During Performance; Guitar Legend Cancels Shows [UPDATED SCHEDULE]
B.B. King has been touring for the better part of seven decades, but there's a chance we might have already seen the iconic Delta bluesman's final live performance. -
DJ Equipment Causes Bomb Scare, Shuts Down Hollywood Freeway near Universal Studios
Families and tourists who may have been diverted from their trip to Universal Studios Los Angeles on Wednesday have two issues to thank: The lingering paranoia of the post-9/11 era...and some disc jockey equipment. A bomb squad was called to investigate the latter on October 2. -
7 Live Albums Made Up Entirely Of New Songs: Neil Young, Frank Zappa, And More
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NFL Bans Beats By Dre Thanks To 'Official' Bose Sponsorship
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