• Puff Daddy to Release New Album 'No Way Out 2', Bad Boy Signee Grizzle Says

    It's all coming full circle for Puff Daddy. As the rapper and mogul celebrates the 20th anniversary of his Bad Boy Records, the label's most recent signee Gizzle revealed that Puffy (a.k.a. Diddy, Sean Combs, etc.) will be dropping an official sequel to his debut album, fittingly entitled No Way Out 2.

  • Bill Cosby Openly Admitted To Drugging Women: Judd Apatow's Response Said it All

    In 2005, the Cosby Show comedian settled a case in which he testified under oath to having acquired Quaaludes, using them to sedate at least one woman in order to have intercourse with her. At the time, things seemed to blow over. After a fight from Cosby's lawyers, AP now holds the court documents which reveal Cosby's unfortunate truths...

  • Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko Share 'Dragon' Song, Video [WATCH]

    Martin Garrix has released his long-awaited collaboration with Russian production duo Matisse & Sadko titled "Dragon." In addition to releasing the anthemic, festival-driven, single the three DJs have also unveiled a brand new video to accompany the song. The track does not have the pop appeal that Garrix's last track "Don't Look Down" with Usher had, which comes with the territory of working with such a big name pop star, but instead has the hallmarks of the arena-sized melodies that are common from the Matisse & Sadko studio.

  • Taylor Swift 'Blank Space' Music Video Breaks VEVO Record with One Billion Views

    Taylor Swift continues to shatter records with her new album 1989. After having the best-selling album of the year thus far, three No. 1 hits and fighting the battle against free streaming services, it turns out she continues to break music video records, too. Her second music video, "Blank Space," has been deemed the fastest clip to reach one billion views on VEVO.

  • Miguel Clarifies Frank Ocean Feud, Promotes 'Wildheart' on Twitter

    Miguel made headlines early Monday (July 6) when a controversial comment about Frank Ocean from an interview with The Sunday Times hit the Internet. But now, he's trying to make it all good and the Wildheart singer later took to Twitter to clarify his statement.

  • New York City Rapper Prince Harvey Recorded New Album in Apple Store

    We have heard of some pretty innovative ways for artists to record their music, usually coming from those who have resources to finance large and interesting projects. However sometimes, it is those who have the least, yet still hold on to those big dreams, which come up with the best ideas because they have no choice. New York City rapper and artist Prince Harvey according to a new profile in the Daily Beast, recorded an entire new album titled PHATASS (Prince Harvey At The Apple Store: SoHo) in secret at an Apple store in Manhattan because his computer and backup failed him. He did not have the funds to replace them, so Harvey used the ones at the SoHo Apple Store.

  • Taylor Swift 'Bad Blood' Covered in 20 Different Styles by YouTube Star Anthony Vincent

    Taylor Swift has officially and successfully morphed genres from country to pure pop, but what would she sound like as a classic rock, reggae, rap or '90s R&B act? Now, fans don't really have to wonder anymore. In a new viral video, metal singer Anthony Vincent has recreated Swift's latest 1989 hit "Bad Blood" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) using the distinct style of 20 different musicians. Everyone from South Park's Chef to Black Sabbath to TLC and Cyndi Lauper are covered in the impressive four-minute video.
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