• Grammys 2016: Little Big Town Performs Controversial Single "Girl Crush" [WATCH]

    Music lovers of all genres witnessed the 58th annual Grammy Awards unfold on Monday (Feb. 15) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. It was a nnight filled with unforgettable performances, including one from Little Big Down. The country group hit the stage to not only collect a couple of Grammys, but also sing their popular hit single "Girl Crush."

  • Grammys 2016: The Eagles, Jackson Browne Pay Tribute To Glenn Frey With "Take It Easy'

    After Ed Sheeran took home the surprise 2016 Grammy win with "Thinking Out Loud" for Song Of The Year over favorites Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar, the remaining members of The Eagles, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B. Schmit & Joe Walsh with Jackson Browne paid tribute to their recently fallen guitarist and singer for the band, Glenn Frey.

  • Grammys 2016: Sam Hunt, Carrie Underwood Mashup 'Take Your Time' and 'Heartbeat' [WATCH]

    Sam Hunt was already ready for a big Grammys night, as a nominee for Best New Artist - but his massive evening kicked off early with a big duet with Carrie Underwood. The two collaborators, best known for working together on her Storyteller track "Heartbeat" took the second stage of the night, mashing up that track with his breakout hit "Take Your Time."

  • 'Born to be Blue' or 'Miles Ahead' [TRAILERS] Which Jazz Legend Biopic Movie Should You See?

    When it comes to biopic movies, the film industry has to deal with a number of different projects based on the same subject, but in 2016, we have a more unique issue: two separate films about two jazz icons. Both Miles Davis and Chet Baker are widely considered the two top jazz trumpet players of all time, with many debates between music enthusiasts arguing for one or the other to be named number one. This year, Don Cheadle is making his directorial debut in Miles Ahead, a biopic on Davis. Meanwhile, Ethan Hawke is portraying Baker in Born to Be Blue, which has a release date very close to Cheadle's project. The question is: which one are you willing to see in theaters? Check out the trailers below to help with your decision.
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