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A few rappers have seen their works popping up on an awful lot of best-of year-end lists this month. Among them: Kanye West, Chance The Rapper, Eminem, Run The Jewels, Pusha T. Not included in that list is Wale, whose The Gifted got a range of both good and bad reviews, but certainly didn't merit universal acclaim. Still, the emcee was less than pleased to learn that his LP couldn't even make Complex magazine's 50 Best Albums of 2013 list. -
Kings of Leon perform 'Mechanical Bull' cuts, parody 'Duck Dynasty' on 'Saturday Night Live' [VIDEOS]
The Saturday Night Live stage got a little dose of rock this week, courtesy of Kings of Leon. The Saturday Night Live stage got a little dose of rock this week, courtesy of Kings of Leon. -
Lorde announces 2014 North American tour dates [SCHEDULE]
Following the Friday release of her latest single "No Better," Lorde has announced her first full-fledged North American tour in support of her debut album Pure Heroine, which has earned her "Best of 2013" nods with the chart-topping single "Royals." The 17-year-old New Zealand star will hit the road in March. -
Queen suggests it may work with Adam Lambert again during 2014, perhaps a tour?
Don't get too excited yet, as it's only a rumor, but members of Queen have suggested the group may be going on tour with Adam Lambert as vocalist once again. Drummer Roger Taylor described during an interview why Lambert is pretty much the best option to replace original singer Freddie Mercury. -
Lee Breuer’s ‘La Divina Caricatura,’ a Bunraku Puppet Pop Opera, Delights and Confounds at La MaMa
You can still catch performances of 'La Divina Caricatura,' a bunraku puppet pop opera by Lee Breuer, at experimental theatre club La MaMa in New York. World premiere performances will run through December 22... -
Juanes releases 'La Luz,' the first single off upcoming 2014 album [LISTEN]
Colombian singer Juanes has shared his first single, "La Luz," off his upcoming sixth solo studio album. The upbeat, danceable track was written by Juanes and produced by Steve Lillywhite (The Killers, U2), according to Billboard. -
REVIEW: ‘Hunter’s Bride,’ a Movie Version of Weber’s Opera ‘Der Freischütz,’ Aims for the Heart
A movie version of Carl Maria von Weber’s opera 'Der Freischütz' has recently become available on DVD in the U.S. The movie, directed by Jens Neubert and filmed in Germany in 2010, is called Die Jägersbraut (or Hunter's Bride) after an earlier version of the opera by that name. -
Beyoncé new album set to debut at No. 1 with best sales for female artist in 2013... in just three days
Surprise! (Except not really...) Beyoncé's new album, a self-titled record that dropped by total surprise on Friday (Dec. 13) at midnight is heading for a No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200 this week. -
Ray Price still alive according to reports from his wife
Country music fans shouldn't commence mourning just yet, but they also shouldn't expect any good news to come from the home of legendary performer Ray Price either. Price's wife, Janie, contradicted reports from Sunday evening that her husband had succumbed to pancreatic cancer, but her tone didn't suggest that we should expect a recovery soon. Price has been under hospice care at his home in Mount Pleasant, TX since last Thursday. -
311 announces new album for March 2014
Reggae rockers 311 have announced the release of their 11th studio album for March 11 (311 Day). It has been almost three years since their last effort, and this time around they are putting it out independently. The album, however, is currently untitled. -
Jon Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Rolling Stones top list of biggest touring acts of 2013
Go to any concerts during 2013? You aren't the only one. Plenty of performers have raked in big bucks via the touring circuit this year, and Billboard has just released its list of the Top 25 tour earners for the last 12 months. -
12 Days of Christmas: 9 Best Versions of 'Here Comes Santa Claus'
With nine days remaining until Christmas, it's time to prepare Santa Claus Lane for ol' Saint Nick and look at the best versions of "Here Comes Santa Claus." Originally written and recorded by Gene Autry in 1947, the song became an instant success and classic, peaking at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. Since then, the song has been reimagined and covered countless time, but who's done it the most justice?
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