• Russell Wilson Throws Ciara Surprise 30th Bday Party; Beyonce, Lily Collins & More Attend

    Over the weekend, "Dance Like We’re Making Love" songstress Ciara celebrated her 30th birthday. To kick off the festivities, beau Russell Wilson threw her a surprise costume party. There was no shortage of celebrity guests: Beyonce came dressed as Storm from X-Men, Lily Collins made an appearance, and a slew of A-listers showed up via satellite for the star’s big day.
  • Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert Team for 2016 Tour with Sam Hunt

    The road never stops for Kenny Chesney. After performing a small selection of shows this year, on Tuesday (Oct. 27), the country megastar announced his first round of stadium dates for the new year on his Spread the Love Tour. And, he's not going it alone. Chesney will be joined by Miranda Lambert, Sam Hunt and Old Dominion.
  • 'Nasty Freestyle' Rapper T-Wayne Accused of Raping Dallas Woman

    Star of hit track that went viral, "Nasty Freestyle", rapper T Wayne is currently being accused of raping a 22-year-old woman from Dallas that he met on Instagram. The up and coming rapper may be heading for some severe legal troubles, as the young woman clearly identifies him as her attacker after a date night between the two turned physical against the young woman's will.
  • Gwen Stefani Performs 'Used To Love You' on 'Ellen' as Gavin Rossdale Divorce Settled

    Ellen Degeneres is known for having the hottest celebrities on her show 'Ellen' and No Doubt lead singer Gwen Stefani is no exception. The No Doubt lead singer performed an emotional rendition of her new song "Used To Love You," which is widely believed to be about her now ex husband Gavin Rossdale this past Sunday (Oct. 25). Degeneres opened Stefani's performance by informing the audience that she had gotten a preview of the song in the singer's bathroom shortly before it was released.
  • Future Hints At 'Monster 2' Mixtape On Instagram

    Exactly one year after his buzzworthy Monster mixtape, Future has seemingly decided to release a follow-up. The Atlanta-based rapper recently announced his intentions to release Monster 2. Future hinted at a second installment of Monster, captioning an Instagram post with the presumed mixtape title. The post comes days after Future sent out a tweet indicating that he’s ready to release some new music.
  • Chance The Rapper, Saba Release 'Angels' After 'Late Show' Premiere

    Chance The Rapper already blessed the world with a full album worth of music with his fellow Chicago cohorts, Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment in form of Surf earlier this year. Now the "Sunday Candy" rapper has unveiled a brand new track "Angels" alongside Saba after giving it a world premiere on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
  • City and Colour Go Underground in 'Wasted Love' Music Video [WATCH]

    Canadian singer-songwriter Dallas Green dropped his fifth City and Colour studio album, If I Should Go Before You, on Oct. 9. Wandering into previously untouched blues and psychedelic territories as opposed to airy songs of personal confession, the latest album fuses together unexpected genres as it does in the latest album track, "Wasted Love," which recently received an underground music video.
  • Stream J Dilla 'Dillatronic:' 41 Unreleased Instrumentals Out This Week

    The world is about to be blessed with a massive load of new J Dilla instrumentals. The beatsmith behind seminal hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest and one of the greatest samplers of all time, J Dilla died too soon in 2006, but left behind a treasure trove of unreleased beats he never got to pair up with a rapper or formally release to the public. Now 41 more electronic leaning productions are being shared in a special Dillatronic package this week and all of them are available to stream before the project drops on Friday, Oct. 30.
  • Deadmau5 Sues Former Label Play Records Over Remixes, Mashups

    Deadmau5, real name Joel Zimmerman, is making use of his legal team and once again it is over a dispute with a former label. The "Strobe" producer is suing his former label Play Records, which is run by ex-collaborator Meleny "Melleefresh" Brown over alleged remixes and mashups that he did not authorize as per terms of their agreement.