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Randal Miller and Jody Savin, the two members of the film crew behind Gregg Allman’s biopic, Midnight Rider, have finally broken their silence since surrendering to the Wayne County Sherrif’s Department and pleading not guilty just a few days ago. The two, who were up on charges of involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing, are now claiming that the recent death of 27-year-old camera assistant, Sarah Jones, was not a crime. -
Lady Antebellum New Album 2014: 'Bartender' Band Announces '747' Release Date, Tracklist
Lady Antebellum is on board for album number six. Today (July 18), the "Bartender" band announced its forthcoming album 747 alongside a tracklist and fall release date. -
Get Ready for Bari Leigh
Bari Leigh may not be a name that you know, but after her debut release on July 29, 2014, you will! The Nashville-based 25-year-old's 'Tonight, I'm Unchained' is going to turn her loose on the world of country music and we're all going to be better for it. -
One Direction Louis Tomlinson Loses Bid for Doncaster Rovers Football Team: Laments Loss on Twitter
One Direction member Louis Tomlinson has lost his dream in co-owning his favorite sports team. Yesterday (July 17), he announced that his bid to take over the Doncaster Rovers had fallen through. -
[WATCH] Filmmaker Bobby Burns Releases a Cinematic Version of Benji Cowart's 'Rude' Response
Since Christian singer/songwriter Benji Cowart and his wife and partner Jenna released the video for "The Dad's Side of the Story" in response to Magic!'s "Rude" on July 10th, they've garnered nearly 6 million views. Their friend, filmmaker Bobby Burns, has now put together a "Cinematic" version of the song with Liam Neeson as the dad and Jon Heder and Jeff Bridges as different versions of the guy you don't want your daughter marrying. -
Betraying The Martyrs Cover 'Let It Go' and It Is AWESOME [WATCH]
Just when you thought you had heard enough covers of "Let It Go," the hit single sung by Idina Menzel on the Frozen soundtrack, this happened: Metalcore band Betraying The Martyrs released its own version of the track, performed in line with the band's subgenre of choice. -
Israel-Palestine Conflict: Rihanna, Roger Waters, Eddie Vedder, Waka Flocka Flame, And More Respond On Social Media
With the growing conflict between Israel and Palestine, many people are turning to social media to voice their opinions, frustrations, prayers, and calls for peace. Most celebrities are keeping silent on the issue to avoid a PR nightmare by choosing sides. However, there are a few outspoken ones who have openly discussed the issue online. Some of them are simply calling for peace in general while others have chosen sides. Eddie Vedder, Rihanna, and more weigh in on the issue. -
for KING & COUNTRY Says You Matter
The brothers have announced a new tour, "You Matter - The Tour," that will support their upcoming album, 'Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong,' due to hit stores on September 16, 2014. -
Lil Wayne Admits He Can't Battle Rap, Praises Loaded Lux and Murda Mook in "Weezy Wednesdays' Segment
Lil Wayne took to the air again on Wednesday as part of his weekly "Weezy Wednesdays," where we're treated to the rapper's thoughts on life in the hip-hop world, and occasionally get some new music. This week's episode was highlighted by the surprising revelation that the Young Money headliner didn't consider himself to be competent enough to tackle battle rap. -
Lifetime Aaliyah Biopic Gets New Star: Alexandra Shipp Replaces Zendaya in Film Based on 'Try Again' Singer's Life
It seems as though that Lifetime biopic of deceased R&B singer Aaliyah has gotten a new star. After Disney channel actress/singer Zendaya dropped out of the project late last month, the movie has gotten a new star: Alexandra Shipp. -
St. Vincent, David Letterman: Musician Amazes ‘Late Show’ Host During Performance [VIDEO]
A couple of nights ago, St. Vincent performed a stellar hour-long performance on the famed Live on Letterman webcast. However, it wasn’t until late night that she performed on the Late Show with David Letterman. And from the looks of it, it appears the veteran comedian was rather amazed. -
WATCH: Weird Al Yankovic 'Sports Song' Music Video Claims Your Favorite Team Sucks
Your favorite sports team sucks. Sorry to say it. Or at least that's the new message parody artist Weird Al Yankovic is relaying in his latest music video. Today (July 18), the singer/accordion player released his fifth Mandatory Fun music video for "Sports Song" and he's taking on whatever sport and team you love the most, all set to a John Philip Sousa beat.
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