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One of the larger U.S. New Year's Eve celebrations is set to take place in Dallas for its annual Lights All Night Festival. The two-day electronic music event will wrap around the New Year on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 with some of the biggest name in dance music. The 2015 lineup was just announced with Hardwell, Kaskade, Porter Robinson (DJ Set), Flossatradamus and Baauer headlining. -
Bad Blood: Katy Perry Follows "Slutty Taylor Swift" on Instagram, Reignites VMA Feud
In a new "Bad Blood" move, Katy Perryhas started following "Slutty Taylor Swift" on Instagram and has reignited a VMA feud that the two had over Swift's response to Nicki Minaj's commentary on nominations. -
Bobby Brown Working on Memoir to Tell Bobbi Kristina Death, Whitney Houston Marriage Details
R&B singer Bobby Brown has had a pretty extensive career and has often made headlines for his bad boy persona, marriage to the late Whitney Houston, and the untimely death of his daughter, Bobbi Kristina. Now, Brown is puttting it all on paper and telling his story his own way in a memoir entitled My Perogative, in which he will share candid details of his troubled marriage to Houston and dealing with the 2015 death of his daughter. -
DJ Khaled 'I Changed A Lot' Tracklist: Future, Jay Z, Chris Brown, Rick Ross Featured
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Jerry Heller Addresses Allegations of Stealing From N.W.A., Says Suge Knight Had Tupac Killed
Jerry Heller is ready to clear his name. During a recent interview, the former manager addressed various topics, including allegations that he was stealing from N.W.A. and Eazy-E's untimely death. He even discussed Suge Knight and insisted that he had Tupac killed. -
Ariana Grande and 'Victorious' Actress Liz Gilles Post Kissing Video to Instagram
Ariana Grande and fellow actress in 'Victorious,' Liz Gilles, are caught in a kissing video posted by Grande on Instagram. -
Kanye West Auditions for 'American Idol,' Gives Judge Jennifer Lopez a Shout Out [Watch]
Kanye West always manages to put himself in the spotlight and shortly after performing 18 songs at the Democratic National Convention, he auditioned for "American Idol" and gave judge Jennifer Lopez a shout out in his a cappella rap. -
Pharrell Endorses Hillary Clinton for President, Performs "Freedom" on 'Ellen DeGeneres Show'
Apparently, Pharrell has already decided who he is backing in the 2016 election. During a visit to the 'Ellen DeGeneres Show,' he endorsed Hillary Clinton for president and performed a live rendition of "Freedom." -
Gorillaz Releasing New Music In 2016 Confirms Jamie Hewlett
Fans have been hearing at hints of new music from the Gorillaz throughout 2015, but Jamie Hewlett just gave the most concrete bit of information yet about his celebrated duo with Damon Albarn. According to Hewlett, the duo is in the process of recording new music and will have something to release in 2016. -
Rita Ora Wants to Remake 'Lady Marmalade' with Miley Cyrus & Charli XCX, Iggy Azalea Opts Out
Rita Ora is looking to remake a classic. During a recent interview, the British singer revealed that she would like to revamp 'Lady Marmalade' with some help from Miley Cyrus and Charli XCX. Iggy Azalea, who Ora also said she would like on the track, took to social media to opt out of the idea. -
50 Cent's Oldest Son Speaks on the Estranged Relationship Between He and His Dad
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Aerosmith Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter to Donald Trump for Use of 'Dream On'
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