• Swedish House Mafia Reunion? Axwell Says 'Of Course' EDM Group Talks About It

    In a new interview on Zane Lowe's 'Beats 1' show Axwell, formerly of Swedish House Mafia talks a potential reunion of the EDM trio. He was actually on the show to officially premiere his new song "Waiting for So Long (Gloria)" but was steered in the direction of a possible reunion by the host, to which he simply started with "Of course."

  • Coldplay's Chris Martin Talks How Beyonce And Blue Ivy Got on 'A Head Full Of Dreams'

    In preparation for their upcoming seventh studio album, 'A Head Full of Dreams,' which is slated for release early next month (Dec. 4) Chris Martin gets personal on the Beyonce and Blue Ivy contribution to their track "Hymn on the Weekend." According to the frontman, the song was originally inspired by a club track in the vein of Flo Rida.

  • Missy Elliott Talks Women Rappers, 'WTF' Influences and More in New Interview

    Music fans across the world are thrilled to see that Missy Elliott is back, and just as good as ever. The massively influential female rapper has made great strides for women in the industry, and released a plethora of fantastic material along the way. Although she had taken a hiatus in recent years, Missy Elliott released "WTF ft. Pharell Wiliams" in a momentous return-to-form that had many in the industry buzzing. Further, her Super Bowl halftime performance let fans know that she hadn't lost a bit of her power in the years she took off. In a new interview with Billboard, Elliott discusses her influence over popular female rappers such as Nicki Minaj, and the state of women in this industry.

  • Pussy Riot Speaks Up for Refugees in New Video Filmed at Banksy’s Dismaland [WATCH]

    Pussy Riot has returned with a new song and accompanying video, "Refugees In," which addresses the current European refugee crisis. The Russian punk activist art collective has dedicated the politically-charged song to displaced refugees arriving in Europe from Syria, Afganistan, Sudan and other war-torn countries in the region, Rolling Stone reports. The video was filmed inside Banksy's Dismaland, the artist's dystopian "Bemusement Park" that was set up on the oceanfront in the U.K. for about a month earlier this fall.

  • Moby Opens Little Pine, New Vegan Restaurant in Los Angeles

    The multi-talented music mogul Moby, aka Richard Melvill Hall, has opened a new vegan restaurant called Little Pine in Los Angeles. After mastering the art of fusing post-punk rock with electronic dance music production, winning a number of Grammy’s, selling over 20 million albums worldwide, and being lauded as one of the most important dance music figures of the 1990s by countless sources, the acclaimed DJ and passionate animal rights activist is now channeling some of his creative energy towards the goal of bringing the people of LA a Mediterranean-inspired vegan menu. The restaurant opened in an art deco building on Rowena Avenue in Silver Lake this week and as of now is open daily 7:30am to midnight.
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