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Queen Elizabeth has rewritten many old royal traditions or at least she has been willing to bend a lot of the stuffy old rules in order to accommodate younger members of the family. Kate Middleton's marriage to Prince William is believed to be the catalyst for all of changes and Elizabeth's willingness to slowly but surely take steps to pull the monarchy out of the dark ages. One yearly tradition includes the family gathering at Elizabeth's Sandringham House for lunch on Christmas day. While Kate, William and little Prince George have already been invited to this years' occasion, the rest of the Middleton family has been left off of the guest list. -
Led Zeppelin Moves to Dismiss Lawsuit from Spirit's Vocalist over "Stairway to Heaven" Similarity...Who Won?
Round one of Randy Craig Wolf versus Led Zeppelin is over and we haven't even gotten into the court room yet. -
7 Indie Bands Who Had Incredible Major Label Debuts: Green Day, Modest Mouse and More
A major label deal may seem like a dream come true for any musician, but for many independently minded artists, major labels have often suppressed their true creative voices, resulting in sub-par work. These seven artists, however, still managed to deliver incredibly strong albums for their major label debuts. -
Petition Launched Against Toys R Us for Selling 'Breaking Bad' Action Figures that Carry Bags of Pretend Crystal Meth as an Accessory
"Breaking Bad" might have been a popular cable show that picked up trophies by the armload in its final seasons, but it was never intended to appeal to children. That is common sense, since people try to ingrain into their kids' heads that drugs are bad. Of course, "Breaking Bad" has had tons of merchandise to go along with its popularity, just like any other successful series, but did you know there is a line of action figures currently under fire? Toys R Us is apparently selling the toys which have bages of pretend crystal meth as an accessory, and one Florida mother has launched a campaign against the retailer with a petition. -
Flying Beer Can Injures Dustin Lynch During Concert, He Plays Through The Blood
Dustin Lynch had what was likely the worst concert experience of his life when he took a trip to Niceville, Fla., Friday night, Oct. 17. Someone in the crowd decided to toss a full beer can at Lynch while the 29-year-old was finishing a cover of "Friends In Low Places," and the projectile injured Lynch, landing square on his right cheek. But he played through the blood. -
Damon Albarn Says New Gorillaz Album Coming in 2016, Not Sure About Blur's Future
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After Latest Scandal, Is Matt Lauer the Most Disliked News Anchor in the US?
Every few years it seems Matt Lauer gets hit with some really harsh criticism as well as questions regarding his true character. The "Today" show anchor was at one point a beloved member of America's top morning news team, but his personal currency has dropped in recent years. Just this past week details in his marriage became public knowledge and once again it is making the newsman look bad. Back in 2006, Lauer's wife Annette Roque filed for divorce and claimed in the official documents to be suffering "cruel and inhumane" treatment at the hands of her husband. The divorce petition was unsealed this week, leaving Lauer wide open for public scrutiny again. Does this scandal make him the most disliked anchor in the U.S.? -
'American Idol' Alum Joanne Borgella Dies at 32 Following Year-Long Battle with a Rare Case of Cancer
Sadly, the "American Idol" family mourns the loss of alumna Joanne Borgella. The 32-year-old singer died Saturday, Oct. 18, following a year-long battle with a rare case of cancer. -
Iggy Azalea Unveils 'Reclassified' Tracklist After Announcing New Single 'Beg for It' with Mø, Plans to Debut New Music on 'SNL'
As fans anticipate the release of Iggy Azalea's revamped debut of "Reclassified," the Aussie pop femcee has decided to unveil the album's tracklist. Azalea recently announced her new single "Beg for It" with Mø and revealed plans to debut the new music on "Saturday Night Live." -
LeBron James Beats By Dre Ad Features Hozier Song 'Take Me to Church' [WATCH]
Beats By Dre headphones are no longer welcome in the NFL, so the company is turning its attention to the NBA. A new ad revolving around Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James features "Take Me to Church" by Hozier, a trendy song that adds a dramatic soundtrack to James's "re-establishment" in his nearby hometown of Akron, Ohio. -
The Game Remains Hungry but Underwhelms with New Album 'Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf' [ROUND-UP REVIEW]
Since the release of his debut album "The Documentary" nearly 10 years ago, The Game has been the crown jewel in West Coast hip-hop. He climbed the ranks among his fellow MCs and captivated many with his lyricism, but many great artists have hiccups in their discography, and the underwhelming "Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf" may be that for the hungry Game. -
Aretha Franklin Holds a Round of Awkward Satellite Interviews After Whitney Houston's Mother Forgets Lyrics While Singing Backup [WATCH]
Aretha Franklin recently did a round of interviews to promote her latest release "Aretha Franklin Sings the Great Diva Classics." Things got a little awkward as Franklin joined various outlets via satellite. Looks like she may have lost the chance to redeem herself after Whitney Houston's mother forgot the lyrics while singing backup at a performance for the "Late Show."
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