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U.K. singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé will be honored at Essence magazine's fifth annual Black Women in Music celebration at an invitation-only reception to take place January 22, during Grammy Awards week. The event will feature an exclusive performance by Sandé with special guest DJ Kiss, Billboard reports. -
Paul Bäumer, half of Bingo Players, dies of cancer according to Maarten Hoogstraten
We regret to say that Paul Bäumer, one half of the Dutch production duo Bingo Players, has passed away due to cancer. Member Maarten Hoogstraten made the announcement on Wednesday via the group's Facebook page. -
'Michael Bublé: Home for the Holidays' Christmas special airs tonight, shares Songza playlist for the holidays
Tonight at 10 p.m. Eastern, NBC will air Michael Bublé's 3rd annual Christmas special, "Michael Bublé: Home for the Holidays." The roster of guest stars includes Rod Stewart, Blake Shelton and Carly Rae Jepsen. He is also getting into the holiday spirit by releasing a customized playlist for your celebrations. You can stream the "Christmas Day with Michael Bublé" playlist on Songza. -
Angel Haze leaked her album 'Dirty Gold' in spite of record label
Rapper Angel Haze leaked her debut album, Dirty Gold, on Twitter this morning. "Since they don't want to put it out this year, I will," she wrote. "Here's the album. Here is Dirty Gold. I hope you enjoy it." The link to SoundCloud leak has since been removed, but the album was originally slated for a January 2014 release. -
Demi Lovato leaving 'The X Factor' after third season, Simon Cowell hints at big shakeups for struggling program
It seems like The X Factor will be down one judge next year. According to People, Demi Lovato will not be returning to the Fox TV show next season in order to focus on her music. -
Justin Bieber retiring? Pop star claims 'Complete My Journals' will be last album
Justin Bieber delivered a message to critics and haters Wednesday: Either love me, or leave me alone. He didn't actually use Jay Z's lyrics, but he did echo the rapper's sentiment from 2003's The Black Album when he told Los Angeles's Power 106 that the hard copy of 'Complete My Journals' would be his last collection before retiring from music. -
Parody video celebrates Keith Richards' 70th birthday [WATCH]
Today is Rolling Stone's guitarist Keith Richard's 70th birthday. To celebrate the unbelievable feat of making it this far despite a life of hard partying, a design company in St. Louis, Missouri called Tremendousness Collective has produced a ridiculous birthday video that parodies the "Twelve Days of Christmas" with random facts about Richards' life. -
New York man petitions for 'Paul's Boutique' intersection to be named after the Beastie Boys
Remember that guy who wanted to name a Brooklyn intersection after Biggie? Well he's back in the street naming game, this time in New York's Lower East Side. According to DNAinfo, Brooklyn resident LeRoy McCarthy wants to name the intersection of Ludlow and Rivington streets after the Beastie Boys. The corner of this intersection is featured on the cover of the hip-hop trio's groundbreaking 1989 album, Paul's Boutique. -
Lostprophets lead singer Ian Watkins sentenced to 29 years prison, six years probation for depraved child sex offenses
Ian Watkins, the former lead singer of the rock band Lostprophets has been sentenced to 29 years in prison and six years of strict probation for 13 counts of serious child sex offenses. -
Arcade Fire joined Toby Maguire and Samuel L. Jackson on the latest holiday episode of 'Between Two Ferns' with Zack Galifianakis
Zack Galifianakis' Funny or Die show Between Two Ferns brings a little holiday spirit with its latest episode featuring an eclectic group of guests, including Toby Maguire, Samuel L. Jackson and Arcade Fire with a odd, understated rendition of "Little Drummer Boy." -
A Great Big World retakes Digital Downloads top spot; Pitbull/Ke$ha and Eminem/Rihanna follow
"Timber" seemed like it might have been ready to hold down the Digital Downloads chart for a while, but another track had other ideas. -
Beyoncé zeitgeist leads to top of Billboard 200; Garth Brooks, Kelly Clarkson, R. Kelly place
Beyoncé's new album was totally unannounced, plus it came out on Thursday versus the traditional Tuesday release, plus it was only available on iTunes, so there's no way that it could have made a big Billboard 200 impact, right? HA.
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