• Tests Show 'Purple Rain' Singer Prince Died from an Opioid Overdose

    Tests have officially confirmed that Prince died from an opiod overdose, and the culprit was fentanyl. The “Purple Rain” singer was found collapsed in his Minnesota home on the morning of April 21. The test results were released by the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office this past Thursday (June 2). It had widely suspected that Prince had died from opiod related causes, but it was just now officially confirmed.

  • Lars Ulrich on New Metallica Songs, Album Slated to be Finished Summer 2016

    Metallica’s tenth studio album is slated to be finished in summer 2016, following 'Death Magnetic,' which was released in 2008. Reportedly, the group has been spending tireless hours in the studio in San Rafael, California with their producer Greg Fidelman, the mastermind behind 'Death Magnetic.' In a new interview, Lars Ulrich explains that while the music will be finished this year, their fans many not necessarily hear it until next.

  • Pussycat Dolls' Nicole Scherzinger & Sharon Osbourne Will Return to 'X-Factor' UK This Year

    Nicole Scherzinger, former lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls and Sharon Osbourne will return to 'X-Factor' U.K. this year in what is shaping up to be ratings boosting 2016. The two, along with manager Louis Walsh, will replace Rita Ora, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini and Nick Grimshaw for the show’s 13th season, which had a ratings nosedive in last season’s finale although Adele, One Direction and Coldplay performed.

  • Two Dead at Sunset Music Festival, Police Investigation Underway

    A police investigation is underway after two were found dead at Sunset Music Festival in Tampa, Florida. In addition to the two deaths, 57 festival goers were also hospitalized. Sunset Music Festival took place at the Raymond James Stadium this past Saturday and Sunday (May 28 and 29).

  • Afrika Bambaataa Molestation Accusations Continue, Zulu Nation Apologizes to Alleged Victims

    The Afrika Bambaataa molestation accusations continue as Zulu Nation apologizes to the alleged victims of the hip-hop pioneer, the very organization founded by Bambaataa to represent art and unity in the hip-hop community. This past Tuesday (May 31) the organization issued a surprise apology to the reported victims of Bambaataa after it had questioned their credibility in earlier statements.
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