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He returned to the spotlight this fall to release a new album — "Carry on the Grudge" — and let fans know that he's still alive (seriously). -
Little Big Town Officially Inducted Into Grand Ole Opry
Little Jimmy Dickens and Vince Gill did the honors at last week's ceremony. Little Big Town had their Grand Ole Opry moment last week when the Alabama quartet was inducted into one of country music's most esteemed clubs. -
The Rolling Stones To Release 'L.A. Forum Live In 1975' DVD In November [TRACKLIST]
The Rolling Stones are one of the most prolific touring rock bands in history, so picking highlights is an almost impossible job given the thousands of options available. -
Glen Campbell To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award From Hollywood Music In Media Awards
The event — which higlights the best in film, music and video games — will take place November 4 at the Fonda Theater. -
Common's 'Resurrection' Is 20 Years Old; Chicago Rapper Discusses The Classic Album [WATCH]
Written and performed by Common (still Common Sense in 1994) and produced by No I.D., the record is fondly remembered today, and C recently sat down to talk about the 20-year anniversary. -
Jim Carrey, Iggy Azalea Featured In New 'Saturday Night Live' Promo [WATCH]
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Ever left a comment on one of your favorite, or not so favorite, artists' videos and wondered how they'd respond? Well, the folks over at NOISEY sat Ty Dolla $ign to read the comments left on his "Or Nah" video and he came up with some pretty hilarious responses and praised The Weeknd. Ty is also preparing to release a new album. -
Rihanna Leaks Possible Tracklist For Upcoming 2014 Studio Album 'Lost Files,' LP To Feature Drake, Nicki Minaj and Big Sean [PHOTO]
Its been a minute since Rihanna has released any new music but it may be coming sooner than expected. A memo from Roc Nation recently leaked on the web with the header title "Lost Files" by Rihanna. It has been speculated that the list is a possible tracklist for Rih's upcoming studio album, which is slated to feature Drake, Nicki Minaj and Big Sean. -
Tyga Dissed By OVO Chubbs Via Instagram After Calling Drake 'Fake' And Blasting YMCMB During Interview [WATCH]
Things just got interesting in the Drake and Tyga ordeal. While Drizzy has yet to respond to his label mate's shade, shots have been fired from his camp. OVO Chubbs took it upon himself to diss Tyga after calling Drake fake and blasting YMCMB in a recent interview. -
Orchestral Release Of The Who's 'Quadrophenia' Is Coming Next Year
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Jamie Foxx Releases New Song 'Ain't My Fault' Following DJ Mustard Lawsuit Over 'Party Ain't A Party' Beat and Lyrics [LISTEN]
Jamie Foxx isn't letting that lawsuit stop him from releasing new music. In fact, the actor recently released a new song entitled "Ain't My Fault." The song comes on the heels of accusations that Foxx and DJ Mustard stole the beat and lyrics for their collaboration "Party Ain't A Party" from another song.
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