• Zayn Malik Releases 'Like I Would,' Seen Filming New Music Video in Manchester

    Zayn Malik has revealed that he will be releasing his Mind Of Mine LP and has already premiered some songs off the album like “Pillowtalk" and “It’s You.” But aside from that, he also recently dropped another track from the album, "Like I Would” and he is also spotted filming a music video in Manchester.

  • Iggy Azalea Reveals Cover Art for New Single 'Team'

    In the midst of her Twitter feud with Azealia Banks, who has recently deactivated her social media account, Iggy Azalea moves on from the rift as she reveals the album cover art for her new single, "TEAM."

  • Run The Jewels Unveil Virtual Reality 'Crown' Music Video, VRJT Platform

    Coachella today announced its initiative to bring the festival to the VR sphere and they weren't the only ones heading in that direction as well. Run The Jewels also unveiled a bit of news about their own initiatives to go into the world of virtual reality, premiering the music video for their Run The Jewels 2 song "Crown" on the New York Times VR app. They also announced their own proper virtual reality platform VRTJ.

  • Nas Invests in Cricket Powder Protein Bars Exo, Gives New Meaning to 'Illmatic'

    Nas is considered one of the greatest hip-hop artists of all time, which is reason enough to write about him any day, but his recent business investment is our focus this week. The rapper, whose real name is Nasir Jones, has invested in a Brooklyn protein bar company that uses cricket flour, or dust, in its product. Exo could be the future of fast and nutritional food, but are we ready to get past the main ingredient? The Illmatic rapper is putting his money where his crickets, I mean, mouth is.

  • Kesha's Mother Pebe Sebert Details Struggle with Dr. Luke Lawsuit in New Interview

    The interwebs have been buzzing since Judge Shirley Werner Kornreich denied the preliminary injunction that would permit Kesha to record music without Dr. Luke, who currently holds a six-album contract over her. The pop star has also alleged that he drugged and raped her in a lawsuit she brought forth in 2014. In a new interview, Kesha’s mother Pebe Sebert details the struggle with Dr. Luke and Sony.

  • Coachella Sends VR Cardboard Boxes To Ticket Holders

    Coachella is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious and important music festivals each year. To be a headliner is a landmark moment in an artist's career and a make or break moment for many. Tickets sell out in a flash even with the ticket prices rising to nearly $400 this year. Now they are looking into the future, one that appears to have more screens, and sent out VR (virtual reality) cardboard boxes to ticket holders in a greeting package that allows attendees to view the festival in virtual reality.

  • 'Radiohead: Obsessed' 2016 Tribute Concert from Michael C Hall Announced

    Michael C. Hall is best known for his role on the SHOWTIME series Dexter, but has been making a name for himself in the world of musicals, performing in Broadway productions of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Lazarus. These two rock-centric musicals seemed to have inspired the performer to create his own tribute concert event for one of the biggest bands of modern times: Radiohead. Teaming with his Hedwig collaborator Lena Hall, the actor is producing a one-night-only celebration of the band's music called "Radiohead: Obsessed" in New York City.

  • Weezer Share 'California Kids' Music Video with "Damn, Daniel" Viral Stars [WATCH]

    "Damn, Daniel," the viral video sensation that has taken over the Internet recently, has made its way into the latest music video from California rockers Weezer. This is not surprising news, however, because Rivers Cuomo and the gang have used viral "stars" for music videos in the past (see "Pork and Beans"). In fact, the new music video for "California Kids" only features a short cameo from the "Damn, Daniel" duo, Daniel Lara and Joshua Holz.

  • Rush's R40 2016 40th Anniversary Tour Dates Are Most Likely Band's Last

    Rush is currently on a 40th anniversary tour, the R40 tour, but a new announcement this week revealed that the legendary band will no longer tour after this one comes to an end. Geddy Lee, Neil Peart, and Alex Lifeson are officially retiring from touring, but we could hear new studio work in the future.
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