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Hodor has one of the lowest vocabularies in the Game of Thrones series, so perhaps it's for the best that he's an electronic dance musician...not much wordplay required. Actor Kristian "Hodor" Nairn, who plays the friendly giant on the HBO series, has adapted his most famous role into an EDM show titled "Rave of Thrones," which he'll be bringing from Australia—where he played a series of club shows—to the United States for the first time on October 10. -
WATCH: John Mayer Takes ALS Ice Bucket Challenge And Honors Musician Jason Becker [VIDEO]
We’ve all been seeing quite a bit of these ice bucket challenges these days, but this one may be our favorite. John Mayer recently took to his YouTube page and posted a video of him taking the challenge. But before he did so, he dedicated it to his challenger: musician-composer Jason Becker. -
'Rising Star' ABC Recap and Review: Jesse Kinch Wins Over Austin French with Rousing The Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival Covers
After 10 episodes of varying quality, tons of money invested into a wall and judges Kesha, Brad Paisley and Ludacris and a sea of musical talent, ABC's latest experiment for the musical reality competition Rising Star came to an end last night (Aug, 24). -
Prince Announces Release Dates for Two Albums: One Solo and One with Band 3rd Eye Girl
Everyone knew that new albums were on the horizon from Prince, but the music icon caught fans by surprise when announced that he would release two records on September 29. One, Art Official Age, will be from Prince alone while Plectrum Electrum will be the debut album from his band 3rd Eye Girl (NME's report). -
Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker: Blink-182’s Reading Festival Performance Was Filled With Music And Toilet Humor
Looks like Blink-182 may have aged a bit, but it doesn’t mean the Enema of the State trio has matured at all … which we’re happy about. The group played both the Reading and Leeds Festivals this past weekend and reportedly ended the former performance just last night (Aug. 24) with some pyrotechnics and some good, old-fashioned toilet humor, according to NME. -
G-Unit Drops Secret EP 'The Beauty of Independence' Following the MTV Video Music Awards
One of the bigger headlines of the music night was actually occurring away from the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. At midnight (technically Monday we suppose) hip-hop supergroup G-Unit dropped six new songs on an EP titled The Beauty of Independence. It's the group first release since 2008's T.O.S: Terminate On Sight. -
Steve Lowenthal Talks New Book 'Dance of Death: The Life of John Fahey'
"This is not rock 'n' roll. It's not pop music. It's not folk music; it's this sort of transcendental guitar music," Steve Lowenthal emphatically tells me over the phone. And, indeed, his new book, Dance of Death: The Life of John Fahey, details the style (and story) of perhaps this country's most influential "American primitive" guitarist. -
VMAs 2014: Lorde First Woman Ever to Win Best Rock Video Award for Hit 'Royals'
Amid all the shenanigans that typically occur during the MTV Video Music Awards, some actual history was made as well: Lorde became the first female performer ever to win the Best Rock Video award at the ceremony. Yes, ever. -
Talib Kweli Reflects on Don Lemon, CNN And Ferguson
Long known as a highly intellectual hip-hop mind, Kweli and his politics might be controversial to some, but his point of view is typically fascinating regardless of party lines. -
VMAs 2014 Best Dressed: Red Carpet Outfits We Loved Featuring Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Lopez, Iggy Azalea, Usher, And More
The MTV Video Music Awards are known for showcasing outrageous fashion. It's the one awards show where celebrities can ditch the elegant ball gowns or suits and ties and opt for something a bit more edgy. This year's edition features a mix of the cute and the crazy. Here are some of the looks we loved from the 2014 VMA Red Carpet. -
VMAS 2014: 5 Worst Dressed Stars of the Night, Featuring Taylor Swift, Jessie J, Ariana Grande and More [PHOTOS]
The MTV Video Music Awards have been notoriously interesting for fashion, with both music and entertainment's biggest stars taking huge risks on the red carpet. Sometimes, they'll pay off, with new trends emerging into the world... but more often, big stars fall. -
VMAs 2014: Video of The Year Winner Miley Cyrus Uses Acceptance Speech To Raise Awareness For Homeless Youth
Miley Cyrus won Video of the Year for "Wrecking Ball" at the 2014 VMAs. However, the pop star opted not to go on stage to accept the award. Instead, she sent someone in her place: a homeless youth.
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