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After hitting the festival circuit over the summer, R. Kelly has wrapped up production on his 12th studio album, the suggestively and unsurprisingly titled "Black Panties," and he made the release date known for the first time during an interview with MissInfo.tv. The album will drop on November 11, if all goes according to plan. -
New York City Opera Will Close Doors Unless $7 Million Can Be Raised by End of September
New York City Opera general manager George Steele has given the city a dire ultimatum in order to keep the opera open for the remainder of the next two seasons: Help the organization raise $7 million by the end of September, or they close. -
Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame Feud As Brick Squad Records Nears Demise
Can a record label still exist if the members want to kick out the guy that founded it? Such is the issue currently being experienced by 1017 Brick Squad Records. The imprint found itself in trouble after two of its biggest stars, founder Gucci Mane and fellow rapper Waka Flocka Flame, got into a flame war via Twitter over the weekend. -
G-Dragon Releases Music Video for 'Coup d'Etat' Plus Full Tracklist for Album [WATCH]
Several weekends ago, K-Pop star G-Dragon made headlines when he appeared alongside Missy Elliott at KCON to perform a track from his upcoming album "Coup d'Etat." The performance of "Niliria" set a high bar as to what can be expected from G-Dragon's second solo album, and his new music video for the title track demonstrates ambitions that are beyond simple. -
Jay Z Announced 'Magna Carter' North American Tour Dates [SCHEDULE]
Do you want to see Jay Z in concert, but you don't want Hov watered down by a joint performance from Justin Timberlake? Well you're in luck, because Jay has just announced the North American tour dates for his "Magna Carter World Tour." -
Bruno Mars to Play Super Bowl(?) NFL Only Clarifies It Won't Be Miley Cyrus or Janet Jackson
We're only one game into the NFL season at this point, but it looks like the League already has its pick locked down for the vaunted Super Bowl halftime show at the end of the season. -
Back of The Billboards: George Jones 'Super Hits' Returns as Country Fans Remember April Passing
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the record that finished at no. 200 for the previous week. We hope to give new life to music that you might have missed, or new life to classic albums you may have forgotten. -
Willie Nelson Teams Up With Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood and More For Female Duets Album "For The Girls"
Luke Bryan acknowledged last week that's rough for women in country music, as a majority of the genre's listeners are female and yet only six of the Top 25 songs on the country charts are sung by women. Willie Nelson has been aware of the problem for a while apparently, because he's launching a duets album featuring nothing but female partners. -
REVIEW: Arctic Monkeys New Album "AM"
The new Arctic Monkeys album, "AM," takes you along on midnight ride of self-reflection, sexual-frustration and strong falsetto. Stream the album now on iTunes, and look for it on sale Sept. 10. -
One Direction New Album 2013, 'Midnight Memories'? [VIDEO]: YouTube & Twitter Teasers Hint at Upcoming Record Title Revealed Today, Harry Styles Spells it Out
According to some Twitter posts and a cryptic YouTube video, One Direction is going to announce the title of their third album today at around noon in America (5 pm in the U.K.). Zayn Malik tweeted a link to YouTube video featuring pieces... -
Coldplay Reveals New Song 'Atlas' from 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Soundtrack [WATCH]
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" won't debut in theaters until November 22, but an original song from the film's soundtrack has been released. Coldplay released the single "Atlas" on Friday, with an accompanying lyric video. -
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