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The rumor mill has been working at full speed when it comes to the alleged affair between Beyonce and President Barack Obama. Yes, they have been friends for many years, but these claims forced Beyonce's reps to speak out. -
Michael Jackson fans awarded $1.36 each for 'emotional damage' over the singer's death
According to Rolling Stone, a court in Orleans, France has ruled that five fans from Michael Jackson's fan club were able to prove that they suffered "emotional damage" following the pop stars death. They each were award €1, or approximately US $1.36, for their distress. -
It's a Boy for Tribute Quartet's Riley Harrison Clark
Riley Harrison Clark, the tenor for the Tribute Quartet, and his wife Megan welcomed a son into the world on January 28th at 11:50 pm. -
Will Ferrell appears to have accepted Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith's drum-off challenge, as long as its for charity
Last week it was pretty hilarious when the similarity in looks between Will Ferrell and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith was brought to light in a Reddit Ask Me Anything session. As a result, Smith decided to challenge Ferrell to a drum battle, and now Ferrell has responded, in the condition that it's for charity. -
Sweetlife Fest announces 2014 lineup with Lana Del Rey, 2 Chainz and Foster the People
Sweetlife Music and Food Festival has announced its 2014 lineup. Lana Del Rey will top the bill for her first East Coast gig of the year, joined by Foster the People, 2 Chainz, Fitz and the Tantrums, Capital Cities, Chromeo, St. Lucia and Bastille. The one-day festival takes place May 10 at Columbia, Maryland's Merriweather Post Pavillion — just outside of Washington D.C. and Baltimore. -
Miley Cyrus 'Adore You' gets club ready Cedric Gervais remix [LISTEN]
Miley Cyrus' slow-burning Bangerz album opener and the record's third single has gotten a dance-friendly remix. Today (Feb. 11) a new version of "Adore You" popped up online, with a club remix courtesy of "Summertime Sadness" mixer Cedric Gervais. -
Malik Kofi proves musical genius with both his words and cello during 'Little Music Manchild'
It's easy to forget how young some of our favorite performers are when they enter the music world. From Michael Jackson's Jack 5 debut at the age of 11, to Lorde's chart-topping single "Royals" at the age of 16, it doesn't take much life experience to make a splash in the music industry. Tuesdays Under 21 is a Music Times feature dedicated to bringing attention to talented musicians and performers under the age of 21. Who knows? They just might be the next big thing. -
Jimmy Fallon wants to audition to play guitar for Fred Armisen's 'Late Night' Band
As previously reported, Jimmy Fallon is set to take over The Tonight Show next week, but might he also be heading back to Late Night? According to Vulture after hearing the news that Fred Armisen would join Seth Meyers on Late Night as its bandleader, Fallon solicited his former SNL castmate for an audition to play guitar in the band. "I gave [Fred] my e-mail today, and I said, 'I can play guitar!" Fallon told them. "So I have to audition, but I think I have an in. I'm always there for him, if he needs me. Absolutely. Whatever he needs." -
Jake Owen's "Beachin" Music Video
Nothing says summer fun like Daytona Beach and Jake Owen's latest music video takes fans there as he strolls the white sands while the rest of us freeze. -
Cloud Nothings announce international tour in support of new album 'Here And Nowhere Else'
Alternative rockers Cloud Nothings will be hitting the road hard this spring. The Cleveland band, best known for its 2012 album Attack On Memory will be dropping its fourth studio album Here And Nowhere Else on April 1 and will then tour incessantly in North American and Europe in support of the record. -
Frank Ocean's 'Super Rich Kids' is being targeted in a copyright lawsuit concerning Mary J. Blige's sample in the song
TufAmerica has filed a lawsuit involving Frank Ocean's Channel Orange track "Super Rich Kids" and its sample of Mary J. Blige's "Real Love," according to The Hollywood Reporter. The trouble isn't concerning the actual song in its entirety for copyright infringement, it's the fact that Mary J. Blige's sample was allegedly taken from The Honeydrippers 1973 song "Impeach the President." So it was an illegal sample of a sample. -
Feist announces small, solo The Mettle Tour for April [FULL SCHEDULE]
Done without her backing band, The Mettle Tour will feature only Leslie Feist in a series of stripped down, intimate shows. The small trek includes one Canadian date and three East Coast shows, giving a small range for fans to come and see her.
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