• Jason Aldean Speaks Out on Being Dissed by CMA Awards

    When the Country Music Association announced the nominees for the 48th annual CMA Awards, one name was not in the running for any categories, despite having a platinum album that produced four #1 singles. The reigning (and two time) Male Vocalist of the Year, Jason Aldean, who many thought would grab his 4th consecutive Entertainer of the Year nod as well as his 4th Male Vocalist nod, heard crickets.

  • U2's Next Album 'Songs Of Experience' Will Be 'Ready Soon'

    In a post made to their website on Tuesday, U2 hinted at another new album on the horizon, titled Songs of Experience, which should be "ready soon enough," according to lead vocalist Bono. This announcement came the same day that the band unexpectedly released its latest album Songs of Innocence for free on iTunes to coincide with the unveiling of Apple's iPhone 6 and iWatch.

  • Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Diagnosed With Abdominal Tumor That May Cause Him To Pull Out Of Oct. 27 Mayoral Seat

    For the better part of the past year Toronto's embattled mayor, Rob Ford has been synonymous with scandal. After grabbing headlines left and right not just for his admitted drug use, but also for his behavior while under the influence, Ford finally decided to take a trip to rehab for 60 days last spring. Upon his release Ford had been campaigning heavily for Toronto's next mayoral race when he was side lined by extreme stomach pain. Ford is now hospitalized with an abdominal tumor and his future is up in the air.

  • Tiësto's Music To Be Used For Fountains Of Bellagio In Las Vegas

    One of Las Vegas' countless attractions is the famous fountain outside of the Bellagio Hotel and Casino, whose shows have been soundtracked by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Elton John, and Celine Dion. On Sept. 17, EDM superstar Tiësto will be added to this list, when a medley of his songs will be used to score the latest Fountains of Bellagio presentation, Las Vegas Weekly reports.

  • 32 NFL Team Owners Prepared To Fire Commissioner Roger Goodell If He Purposely Lied About Ray Rice's Violent Videotape

    What began as an incident of domestic violence between former Baltimore Ravens player Ray Rice and his wife, Janay Palmer has quickly turned into a full blown scandal that is rocking the entire NFL. When the elevator surveillance tape of Rice punching Palmer in the side of the face first turned up online a few days ago NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell insisted that no one in the league had seen it before the general public had access to it. That notion has been called into question because phone records prove that someone at the NFL's main headquarters not only received the tape but also viewed it. Goodell at first refused to consider stepping down but if he has been lying then team owners are prepared to oust him.
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