• Future Islands Extends Tour Into 2015, Adds U.S. Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]

    North Carolina synthpop band Future Islands has had a pretty hot year, with a star-making performance on The Late Show with David Letterman and top slots at Coachella and Primavera Sound, and today, they've announced that they're expanding their current tour. Pitchfork reports that the band has extended their tour into 2015, which includes a few U.S. dates, as well as two weeks in Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand for the Laneway Festival. As of right now, the tour ends on March 31 in London.

  • ‘Foo Fighters Week’ Kicks Off On ‘Late Show with David Letterman’: Dave Grohl Talks ‘Sonic Highways’ – Covers Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” With Zac Brown [VIDEO]

    The Foo Fighters kicked off their weeklong residency on The Late Show with David Letterman just last night in order to celebrate the upcoming Nov. 10 release of their eighth studio album Sonic Highways. Before taking to the stage, where they covered Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” alongside Zac Brown Band frontman, the group’s singer Dave Grohl sat down with the legendary comedian and talk show host about the album.

  • Iggy Azalea, Snoop Dogg Feud Over Unflattering Instagram Meme [PHOTO]

    It seems like Iggy Azalea has found herself another bit of beef in the rap game... and it's with Snoop Dogg. Over the weekend, Snoop posted a less-than-flatering meme regarding Azalea's makeup-free face on Instagram, and now the "Black Widow" rapper is firing back at him on Twitter.

  • Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Confirms 70 Workers May Be Facing Ebola Risk As Nina Pham Receives Plasma Transfusion From Dr. Kent Brantly

    Nina Pham is the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital critical care nurse that insisted on doing her job, which recently included providing care for Thomas Eric Duncan, who later died from the Ebola Virus. She herself tested positive for Ebola last Sunday after self-monitoring herself for days. The 26-year old has reportedly received a plasma transfusion from Dr. Kent Brantly who himself beat the disease several weeks ago. While receiving his antibodies may save Pham, the CDC is now admitting that they have no idea how she caught the virus, meaning there could be as many as 70 other hospital employees that are also at risk.

  • Matt Damon, Ben Affleck Join Forces For SyFy Scripted Drama 'Incorporated'

    Just when we thought that Ben Affleck and Matt Damon couldn't get any busier, the Syfy Network announced that the duo is dipping their toes into scripted television, as their Pearl Street Films company is developing a new drama for the network. Their new venture, Incorporated is being described as a futuristic espionage thriller that is set in a world where corporation's appear to have endless power. This new drama is going to be the story of one man's attempts at beating the carefully organized system.

  • Katie Holmes To Portray Jackie Kennedy Again In Four-Hour Miniseries 'The Kennedys: After Camelot' On ReelzChannel

    Katie Holmes has just signed on to reprise her role as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in ReelzChannel's new follow-up miniseries, The Kennedys: After Camelot. The production is based on Randy Taraborrelli's book After Camelot: A Personal History of Kennedy Family 1968 to the Present and is set to begin filming in early 2015. Holmes' recent choices in projects has been a bit surprising and revisiting Kennedy is also a bit of a shock. Her first stint in Jackie O's pillbox hat was met with mixed reviews at best so perhaps Holmes is looking to improve upon the last impression that she left critics with.

  • Country Music Hall of Fame Getting Temporary Rock Exhibit

    Rock 'n' roll and country have always shared a healthy relationship, and some of the best acts from both genres will share a museum, if only for a little while. "Billboard" reports that the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, is getting a temporary rock exhibit in 2015 to pay tribute to the city's historical period in the 1960s and '70s when non-country acts migrated there to record. In March 2015, the "Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City" exhibit will be open for museum-goers.

  • Pharrell's New Collaboration Involves Cookies to Promote Paris Residency

    Pharrell Williams is notorious for collaborating with today's best talent, and when it comes to baked goods, the singer/producer shows no exception to the rule. To promote his residency at the Zenith Arena in Paris, France, Williams partnered with French fashion brand Colette and candy shop Ladurée to create some specialty macarons, Spin noted. And if none of that makes sense, brace yourself, because they come in two flavors: peanut butter and cola.
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