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It's been two weeks since Mariah Carey first announced her newly rebranded 13th studio album Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse and the album still has another two weeks until its official release date, so it's only fitting that the chart-topping diva would tease the record with another new single. Today (May 13), Carey dropped the sassy track "Thirsty" in anticipation. -
The Black Keys take over 'Letterman' in celebration of 'Turn Blue' [WATCH]
After their lackluster performance on Saturday Night Live last weekend, The Black Keys brought it for their dual Letterman performances. In celebration of the release of their eighth studio album, Turn Blue, Dan Auerbach, Patrick Carney and company took the stage outside the Ed Sullivan Theater for both The Late Show and the Live on Letterman webcast series. -
WATCH: The Band Perry chop down soured love in 'Chainsaw' music video
The Band Perry are taking the lyrics literally for its new single "Chainsaw." Today (May 13), the country trio released the official music video for its latest Pioneer single, and they're taking down the forest for the trees. -
Casey Kasem missing: 'Scooby Doo' star and 'America's Top 40' host removed from country by possessive wife?
The world waits with bated breath after it became clear that Casey Kasem, the legendary radio host and voice of Shaggy from Scooby Doo, was missing. -
5 Seconds Of Summer announce first full-length album with tracklist, July 22 release date
5 Seconds Of Summer are the adorable Australian four-piece boy band you may or may not already be obsessed and in love with. After gaining massive amounts of hype by opening up for One Direction and dropping the peppy "She Looks So Perfect" single and EP, today (May 13), 5SOS announced it will be releasing its first full-length album this summer. -
Classicalite's Five Best: Made-Up Musicals
'Glee' creator Ryan Murphy's purchase of the rights to 'Funny Girl,' now in a fictional revival on TV's 'Glee,' made us think about some of the great fictional musicals of the past. -
NBC Slots Live 'Music Man' Production to Follow 'Peter Pan'
'The Music Man' will be the third in NBC's series of live musical broadcasts, following 'Peter Pan' and the Carrie Underwood 'The Sound of Music,' NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt announced today. -
LouFest announces 2014 lineup with OutKast, Arctic Monkeys, Cake and more
As a St. Louis native, I always get excited to see how LouFest grows each year. With the 2014 lineup, it appears the festival is ready to hang with the big dogs. Now in its fifth year, the two-day festival takes place September 6-7 at Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri and boasts a lineup topped by OutKast and the Arctic Monkeys. -
Stream Coldplay 'Ghost Stories' in full before May 20 release date on iTunes Radio
Coldplay is ready to tell you some "Ghost Stories." The arena rock band's follow-up to 2011's "Mylo Xyloto" is now available to stream on iTunes Radio First Play, a full week before its official May 20 release date. -
New study reveals most popular drugs in hip-hop
Project Know studies drug mentions in hip-hop. Music and drugs often go hand and hand, no genre excluded. However, hip-hop seems to elude to them the most. -
INTERVIEW: Midnight Faces ready to take alternative world by storm with synth-y sophomore album 'The Fire Is Gone'
To make a big-sounding indie rock record, you don't need any real frills: just ask California band Midnight Faces, comprised of vocalist Philip Stancil and composer Mattew Doty (also of Saxon Shore with Josh Tillman, a.k.a. Father John Misty). Tomorrow (May 13), the duo will drop its second full-length album The Fire Is Gone, an eight-song adventure through atmospheric synth pop, but before that, they're just trying to get established in California. -
Wu-Tang Clan's RZA and Raekwon have come to a 'truce,' 'A Better Tomorrow' back on again
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