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Tuesday night’s Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon was “grooving” due to former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley sitting in with the legendary Roots crew. And while the two appear to be complete opposites in terms of music, they came together quite nicely during last night’s episode for a version of “New York Groove.” -
Céline Dion Cancels Tour, Las Vegas Residency To Care For Sick Husband
People reports that Céline Dion has postponed all of her upcoming performances in order to care for her ailing husband. The "My Heart Will Go On" singer has been forced to postpone her residency at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, as well as cancel the entirety of her Asian tour, due to her husband René Angélil's battle with cancer. -
Sam Smith Denies Rumors Of Recording Next James Bond Theme: 'I Have No Idea What That Was About'
Despite previous reports that Sam Smith was in talks with producers at MGM to record the theme for the next James Bond film, the UK R&B crooner says he knows nothing about the project. -
Meghan Trainor All About Those 'All About That Bass' Sales, Nicki Minaj Leads Two in Digital Downloads Top 10
We've gotten used to huge tracks such as Pharrell William's "Happy" and Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" topping the Digital Downloads chart for weeks on end but now we've had four different tracks on top for the last four weeks. This one may stick around however. -
Mikky Ekko Live Stream Concert Announced For Thursday [WATCH]
Mikky Ekko — the other half of Rihanna's "Stay" duet — is making history on Thursday night. -
WATCH: Iggy Azalea, Rita Ora in Killer 'Black Widow' Music Video: 'The New Classic' Clip Features Female Assassins
After a few small delays and a sexy teaser video, the moment has finally arrived: today (Aug. 13), Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora announced the official music video for the latest The New Classic single "Black Widow," and it's pretty killer. -
Compilations Rule Billboard 200 as 'Guardians of The Galaxy' Soundtrack and 'Now 51' Take Top Spots
The biggest winners on the Billboard 200 for the last week? Compilations. The biggest winners on the Billboard 200 for the last week? Compilations. Two top the charts this week. -
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy Announces Fall Tour Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Pitchfork reports that Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy has announced a tour of the US and Europe in support of his upcoming album Sukierae, which he recorded with his new band Tweedy, featuring his 18-year-old son Spencer on drums. The tour kicks off in Athens, Georgia on Sept. 19 and ends in Leuven, Belgium on Nov. 15. In addition to the Tweedy tour dates, Wilco will also be playing four dates at the beginning of September in Ohio and Virginia. -
Ariana Grande's 'Problem' Gets A Capella Treatment From Pentatonix [WATCH]
Yesterday, a cappella group Pentatonix shared the music video for its cover of Ariana Grande's super hit "Problem," which you can check out below. The song will be included on the group's next EP PTX, Vol. III, which is set for release on Sept. 23. -
Hip-Hop Artist Jean Grae Criticizes New York Times Article About Female Rappers
Rapper Jean Grae recently spoke out about her displeasure with a New York Times article written about female rappers. -
K. Michelle's Idris Elba-Produced 'Rebellious Soul' Musical To Air On VH1
Following the success of her album 'Rebellious Soul,' K. Michelle has decided to turn it into a musical. -
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Duran Duran and director David Lynch recently teamed up for a concert film collaboration that is slated for a one-night-only theatrical engagement next month, the Associated Press reports.
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