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So much music is based on political discontent and what better time for discontent than a presidential election? Brazil has hosted many huge protests due to poverty and other social ills occurring alongside the construction of new stadiums for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games, so Music Times dug up some protest music from Brazilian history for your consideration. -
Catch Crowder's Performance on Fox & Friends [WATCH]
If you didn't catch Crowder performing on Fox & Friends yesterday, you can catch part of his performance on video. -
'Law & Order: SVU' To Air Episode Based On Jay Z/Solange Elevator Fight [WATCH]
One of this year's biggest headlines, the infamous Solange/Jay Z elevator fight, has become the storyline for an upcoming episode of Law & Order: SVU. As HotNewHipHip reports, the long-running NBC drama announced that the episode "American Disgrace" will depict a fictionalized version of the scandal and explore why sh*t goes down when there's a billion dollars in an elevator. -
The Velvet Underground to Release 45th Anniversary Edition of Classic, Self-Titled Third Album with Six Discs
The Guardian has reported that New York proto-punk legends The Velvet Underground will reissue their self-titled 1969 album in a deluxe, six-CD set for its 45th anniversary Nov. 24. -
Ariana Grande, Wat-AAH! Team Up for New Endorsement Deal [PHOTOS]
It's pretty surprising that pop diva and rising superstar Ariana Grande doesn't have a giant slew of endorsement deals, but it seems as though the "Break Free" singer was just waiting for a real product that she uses every day. Today (Oct. 1), it was announced that Grande has become the new spokesperson for Wat-AAH! -
Pregnant Kate Middleton Cancels Royal Engagement with The Art Room Charity Due to Severe Morning Sickness
Just when it sounded like Kate Middleton was feeling better and had crawled out from beneath the sickness that has plagued the first several weeks of her second pregnancy, we are learning she has backslid a bit. -
Coolio Suggests Kurt Cobain Should Have Done More Drugs to 'Stay Alive,' Laments Never Collaborating with Late Nirvana Singer
In a new interview with "Spin," 1990s hip-hop veteran Coolio gave his 2 cents about a pretty unlikely subject: the death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. -
Taylor Swift Talks Feminism, Emma Watson's U.N. Speech, And Media-Fueled Girl Fights [WATCH]
Earlier this week, Taylor Swift proved female pop stars can be support each other and be friends when she posted a photo of Lorde's handwritten lyrics to "Yellow Flicker Beat" to Instagram. She also stopped by Canadian talk show Tout Le Monde En Parle, where after discussing her single "Shake It Off," she gave her thoughts on Emma Watson's viral U.N. speech. -
Pitbull Remixes Jeremih's 'Don't Tell 'Em' with New Spanish Verses before 'Late Nights: The Album' Drops
Jeremih's new single "Don't Tell 'Em" may have cracked the top 10 of the Hot 100 last week, but the smooth R&B singer isn't done trying to dominate the musical world, and now he's gotten a little help. A new remix of the single dropped today (Oct. 1) featuring none other than Mr. Worldwide himself, Pitbull. -
Meghan Trainor Returns for Third Reign At Top of Digital Downloads Chart with 'All About That Bass'...'Bang Bang' Stuck at No. 3 for Six Weeks
Meghan Trainor has risen to the top of the Digital Download charts once again, marking the third time that "All About That Bass" has held the top spot. The song experienced a drop in sales over the week but not enough to stop her from passing Taylor Swift and "Shake It Off." "Bass" sold 253,000 downloads while "Shake" sold 224,000. The pair of songs have switched places twice now but if sales keep dropping this may mark the end of "Shake"s run at the top. -
Desperation Band Sets the Standard for Worship with 'Banner'
The songs found on 'Banner' nurture a relationship with Jesus, regardless of the age of the listener or the stage of their walk. Each and every note honors God and magnifies His love for us. -
Harvard Report On Beyoncé's Surprise Album Reveals How She Kept It Secret, What She's Like To Work With
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