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Calvin Harris took to Twitter yesterday, April 14, to announce that his collaboration with Dillon Francis was finished. Francis has been teasing a possible collaboration with the "Outside" producer over the past few months on social media, and now fans have a definitive confirmation the track is happening. The Scottish producer made the announcement with a hazy picture of Barney the Dinosaur, for some reason or another. -
Princeton University Receives $10 Million Donation for New Music Facilities from Anonymous Alum
Princeton University has announced that it received a $10 million donation from an anonymous donor to be used in the construction of a new music building. The university hasn't given any hints as to whom the donor is, but we know that they'll ultimately be in charge of naming the building and that they and their wife attended Princeton. -
Iggy Azalea Breaks Twitter Silence to Discuss Britney Spears 'Pretty Girl', New Album & Video Chats
The impossible has happened... Iggy Azalea has returned to Twitter. Or, at least, she did for a few minutes. Last night (April 14), the "Trouble" rapper popped back up on social media to express her excitement for her new Britney Spears collaboration "Pretty Girls" and to announce that she's planning on a new "Work"-like album for 2015 and new ways to connect with her fans. -
Jack White Announces Touring Hiatus; Which 5 States Has Guitarist Never Played?
Jack White has wrapped up a momentous week by announcing that that he was taking a break from live performances "for a long period of time." No word on just how long that stretch will be. -
Universal Music Group Lawsuit: Chuck D, Rick James and More Win $11.5 Million Settlement
Universal Music has come to a settlement with a substantial number of its former artists—including Chuck D, Dave Mason of Traffic and Rick James (by way of a trust, as the guitarist is deceased)—regarding the distribution of royalties from digital downloads. The sum comes out to $11.5 million to be split among numerous parties, as well as an increase in the royalty percentage received by formers going forward. The plaintiffs alleged that Universal's labeling of digital music earnings as "sales" rather than "licenses" took money off the table for artists. -
Jaden Smith's New Song "Offering": The Son of Will and Jada Shares His Inner Thoughts [LISTEN]
Jaden Smith dropped his new song "Offering" on his sister Willow's SoundCloud page. The conscious and at times passion-fueled track, gives fans a look at the inner thoughts of the son of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith. -
Florence + The Machine's Welch Breaks Foot at Coachella on Verge of New Album Release
Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine fame suffered a broken foot while performing at Coachella over the weekend, she revealed on Tuesday. As part of the performance she jumped down off of the stage and apparently landed funny. Although she was able to finish the performance, the vocalist said that future performances would need to be "stripped back" a tad. -
Jennifer Lopez New Movie: Following 'Home' Featuring Rihanna, MILF Actress Takes on New Comedy Film
Following the success of The Boy Next Door, Jennifer Lopez--often viewed as a "MILF", has teamed up again with Universal Pictures for a comedy pitch called none other than, Mothers I'd Like To... -
'The Voice' Season 8 Recap & Review: Top 10 Revealed as Deanna Johnson Barely Grabs Twitter Save
And the cuts begin. The Voice season eight is deep into the live playoffs, and after a decent night of performances from the top 12 on Monday night, tonight (April 14), it was time to start trimming off the fat. -
Julian Casablancas Discusses New Strokes Album; Collaboration with Savages' Jehnny Beth
Two years after Comedown Machine, Julian Casablancas and the Strokes have reassembled in New York City, resuming plans to record a new album. -
Chris Hansen Launches Kickstarter to Fund New 'To Catch a Predator'
Chris Hansen, former reporter for "Dateline," is launching a Kickstarter to raise money for a "To Catch a Predator revival"--"Hansen vs. Predator." -
Ringo Starr "Was Mad For 20 Years" Following Beatles Split, Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee Says He Turned To Alcohol After Breakup
Ringo Starr is prepping for his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this weekend by his friend and former bandmate Paul McCartney. Although the Beatles were inducted as a band in 1988, Starr is the last of the Fab Four to enter into the Rock Hall as a solo artist. Starr, who is mostly known for being a Beatle, said the decades that followed their split were hard on him. In an interview with the Times of London, the drummer said he couldn't remember full years following the split because he turned to alcohol.
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