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Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
Jack White Shares "Would You Fight For My Love?" Music Video, Shows Off New Haircut [WATCH]
Jack White has shared the music video for his latest single “Would You Fight For My Love?,” which you can check out below. The video features White sporting his new Elvis haircut while hanging out in a bar full of people who appear to be either ghosts or hallucinations. -
Chris Brown Talks Squashing Beef With Drake For Their 2014 ESPY Awards Skit: "I Wanted To Show My Maturity" [WATCH]
Chris Brown is done being begged as "the aggressor" and is getting too old for drama now that he's 25 years old. Speaking to MTV's Sway Calloway, the "Loyal" singer explained why he and Drake publicly squashed their well-documented beef. Back in June, the two rappers appeared together in a 2014 ESPY Awards skit to make light of their feud. According to Brown, Drake's camp approached him with the idea and Brown thought it was the perfect time to let go of the hate. -
Nicki Minaj Butt Implant Rumors Resurface After Bizarre Fashion Rocks "Anaconda" Performance Photos
There's no real denying that Nicki Minaj has got buns, hun. The rapper declares it herself in her sizzling and sexy The Pink Print single "Anaconda" and, well, the assets prove themselves. But the actual realness of Minaj's derriere is a little bit in question, especially bizarre photos surfaced online from her Fashion Rocks 2014 performance. -
Mac Miller’s Mom Recites Son’s Explicit "Watching Movies" Lyrics On Jimmy Kimmel Live [VIDEO]
Jimmy Kimmel presented a new round of "Words From You Mother," a hilarious segment where Kimmel asks rappers' moms to recite their children's lyrics. In the past, we've seen Wiz Khalifa's mom, Big Sean's mom, T.I.'s mom, YG's mom, and now we get to see Mac Miller's mom take the stage. She took on the explicit lyrics from the title track off her son's 2013 album Watching Movies With The Sound Off. -
The Strokes New Album: Julian Casablancas Says Band Could Start Working On Material In January
Casablancas is making music and touring with The Voidz, but he expects to focus on The Strokes beginning in early 2015. -
Peter Gabriel Named 'Prog God' At Progressive Music Awards
After years of trying to avoid the "prog" label, Peter Gabriel embraced it on Thursday night at the Progressive Music Awards in London, where he was named "Prog God." -
Slipknot Reveals New Masks but Not New Bassist/Drummer Identities with 'The Devil In I' Music Video
SKThe countdown continues to the release of the first Slipknot album in more than six years and the band took to answering an interesting question lingering in the minds of fans: What are the new drummer and bassist going to look like? Not the individuals themselves but what masks will the pair be wearing? -
Audioslave Reunion: Tom Morello, Chris Cornell To Play Together In September
The band isn't exactly getting back together, but Audioslave fans can rejoice at the news that guitarist Tom Morello and vocalist Chris Cornell will reunite on stage for one night. -
Billy Bob Thornton’s The Boxmasters Sign Country Label Deal: Talks Recording New Double Album
Looks like Billy Bob Thornton is ready to show off his talents in another industry: music. The actor’s country-rock group, The Boxmasters, just signed a new deal with Nashville’s 101 Ranch Records and are reportedly gearing up to release a double album next year, according to Rolling Stone. -
Odd Future Radio Station Launches: "Most Radio Sucks so We're Doing it Ourselves"
If you've ever wanted to listen to Odd Future and Odd Future curated music 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you are now in quite a bit of luck. Yesterday (Sept. 11), Tyler, The Creator and company announced that they had partnered with Dash Radio for its own 24/7 radio station. -
In Other Words: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Blocks 'Comments' Section on Website, Tightens Security Measures
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has started a significant downturn amid negotiations between musicians and management. In response to the negative comments regarding the lockout, the ASO shut down the "comments" section on the website.
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