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Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert's marriage has been subject to rumors of divorce for more than a year now. He is often accused of making a misstep while partying a little too hard and after the media screams divorce Lambert will usually be quoted, saying something to at least try and shoot things down. One thing that is definitely true though is the fact that these two are rarely together. Both Lambert and Shelton decided to tour this past summer and at one point she admitted that their tour buses often travel in opposite directions on the same highways and all of that space between them isn't a good thing. -
'Dr. Zhivago' Musical Replacing 'Cinderella' at Broadway Theatre
Cinderella doesn't seem to be working out at the Broadway Theatre so ownership is going in a different direction with the space: Dr. Zhivago. The musical, based on the classic film and novel, will begin previews during late March. -
Alyssa Milano Leaving ABC's 'Mistresses' In Favor Of Being A Wife, Mother
Fans of ABC's Mistresses got both good and bad news delivered almost all at once this week. First they learned that the nighttime sudser has been renewed for a third season and then it's leading lady, Alyssa Milano confirmed that she will not be returning to the show. Milano's character, Savi Davis is kind of the centerpiece to the show and the actress made it very clear that she isn't leaving by choice. -
The Replacements' 'Let It Be': 11 Songs Ranked For Its 30th Anniversary
Today, Oct. 2, marks the 30th anniversary of the Replacements' classic album Let It Be (which was, in fact, named after the Beatles song and album of the same name). Though initially formed in 1979 as a punk band, Let It Be saw the Replacements expand their sonic palette by incorporating elements of folk, blues, jazz, and even unhip arena rock, and in the process pioneered the fledgling genre of alternative rock. It's largely considered to be the Replacements' best album, and one of the best rock albums ever made, so to celebrate, here are the album's 11 tracks, ranked from weakest to best. -
Thousand Foot Krutch Fall Tour
Thousand Foot Krutch is taking their crowd funded album, 'Oxygen:Inhale,' which released on August 26, on the road this month! -
'South Park' Recap: Ebola, Gluten and A Guest Appearance by Lorde(?)
South Park seemed to throw everything at us last week—aside from a litany of NFL-based controversies, even ISIS managed to swing by—so what else was there to hit next but the ebola outbreak ("oooooh," you say. "Too soon")? The only thing about this episode that even hints at ebola however is the title, "Gluten Free Ebola." -
Drake vs. Lil Wayne Tour Ends, YMCMB Hints at Tour Next Year Following New Albums 'Views From The 6,' 'Tha Carter V'
The Drake vs. Lil Wayne tour just came to an end and the YMCMB rappers are already hinting at another tour next year following the releases of their new albums "Views From The 6" and "Tha Carter V." -
The New York Times is Eliminating 100 Newsroom Jobs, Killing NYT Opinion App Due to Low Subscribers
"The New York Times" announced on Tuesday (September 30) that it intends to cut out about 100 newsroom positions and a few more positions from its business and editorial staffs. The company will be offering buyouts initially but made it clear that if enough staffers don't leave voluntarily then there will be layoffs in the near future. Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the newspapers publisher, also said that NYT Opinion, an app devoted to opinionated content will also cease operations because there aren't enough subscribers. -
Aretha Franklin Covers Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" on 'Late Show,' Whitney Houston's Mother Cissy Houston Sings Backup, Forgets Lyrics [WATCH]
Aretha Franklin recently stopped by the "Late Show with David Letterman" and delivered a live rendition of a cover of Adele's "Rolling In The Deep." Whitney Houston's mother and gospel-singing great, Cissy Houston attempted to sing backup, forgetting many of the lyrics. -
Taylor Swift Throws Shade At Nashville By Claiming That Country Music Wasn't 'Challenging' Enough For Her In New Interview
Taylor Swift has kind of been everywhere recently promoting her upcoming album 1989 and doing all of the mandatory press that goes along with it. She is gracing the cover of British Vogue and in the issue's cover story Swift tackles the obligatory discussion about dating. She claims to be looking at her life realistically right now and seeing that a guy just doesn't fit into the picture at this point. Being likable has nothing to do with it. The fact that Swift brings a lot of baggage (and paparazzi) with her right now is less than fair to any decent guy so she claims to not even be looking for love. -
Eagle Scouts Turned Professional Musicians: Imagine Dragons' Daniel Reynolds, Ozzie Nelson and More
Few Boy Scouts make it all the way to the Eagle Scout rank. Even fewer of those go on to become professional musicians. Here are a few of them. -
Stream Stevie Nicks' New Album '24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault' Ahead of its October 7 Release Date
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