• Lance Bass: Justin Timberlake Changed by Fatherhood

    Justin Timberlake and his wife Jessica Biel welcomed their baby son Silus Randall five months ago, and according to Timberlake's former NSYNC bandmate Lance Bass, fatherhood is suiting the pop superstar quite well. In a new interview with Meredith Viera, Bass admitted that being a dad has "completely changed" the "Mirrors" singer.

  • RIta Ora Dismisses Zayn Malik Dating Rumors in New Interview

    Rita Ora and former One Direction member Zayn Malik have been spotted together in recent weeks, grabbing sushi and hanging out together, spawning plenty of dating rumors between the two. But now, in a new interview, the "Body On Me" singer dismissed any ideas that the two are anything more than work associates.

  • Jess Glynne Releases 'I Cry When I Laugh' Featuring Clean Bandit

    Grammy-award winning British singer Jess Glynne has released her debut album I Cry When I Laugh. She first came to prominence as the singer on singles for and Route 94 "My Love" and Clean Bandit "Rather Be," which netted her that Grammy win. Now she is going out on own as a solo artist to put out her debut album.

  • Justin Bieber Stops 'What Do You Mean' 'Today' Performance to Complain About TV Cameras

    Justin Bieber has put in an intense amount of effort to show beliebers and the haters alike that he's a changed person from the drinking and driving, reckless teen he once was. Stopping by 'The Ellen Degeneres Show' for an earnest discussion of his decisions, posting apologies to his personal facebook account and taking on the cruel jokes that were spewed towards him during 'The Roast' were just a few of his endeavors before he ultimately ended his MTV Video Music Award performance in tears due to the overwhelming abundance of support. Now, it seems the pop star may have slipped up in a quick moment of frustration, stopping his U.S. performance at 'The Today Show' because the cameras were invading his personal space.

  • Big Grams 'Fell In The Sun' Released: Big Boi, Phantogram Come Alive

    Earlier this week, news broke that Big Boi and Phantogram had formed a surprising new collaboration titled Big Grams and were taking it very seriously putting out a 7-track album with features from Skrillex and Run The Jewels, in addition to creating various multi-media features surrounding it and doing some shows. Now we can hear the first song from this exciting collaboration "Fell In the Sun" and it is everything we hoped it would be and more.

  • The Decemberists' New EP 'Florasongs' Gets October Release Date, New Song "Why Would I Now"

    The Decemberists' January album What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World was a lengthy effort - clocking in at 14 songs long and 53 minutes, but it turns out that isn't all the "Make You Better" band had to offer. On Friday (Sept. 11), the literary rockers announced a five-song EP Florasongs made from more cuts from the What A Terrible World... sessions and the first track "Why Would I Now?" has already been released.

  • Duran Duran Release 'Paper Gods' Featuring Nile Rodgers, Janelle Monae

    Legendary British band Duran Duran, who first came to the limelight in the 1980's have released the group's 14th, yes 14th, album Paper Gods. The 12-track (15-track in the Deluxe Edition) LP features some of their contemporaries like Nile Rodgers and Jonas Bjerre as well as more modern artists such as Kiesza and Janelle Monáe. Mr. Hudson makes a comeback to be featured on the album.

  • Muse Announces The Drones World Tour 2016 with European Start

    Muse released its new album Drones earlier this year, and fans were surprised when the band didn't follow up the buzz of the release with an accompanying tour. Now, three months later, Muse has delivered, officially announcing the Drones World Tour with a round of European tour dates.
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