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Earlier this week, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend released their heartwrenching new single "Run Run Run," a duet that was seemingly a cover of Tokio Hotel's song of the same name. But when Tokio Hotel weren't credited as writers for Clarkson's new song, fans started to question what was really going on; had Clarkson stolen a song? Now, in a series of tweets, the "Heartbreak Song" singer revealed that she had only just heard the Tokio Hotel version of the track and that neither she nor the German rock band actually penned "Run Run Run." -
Kanye West Gets Tattoo of Daughter North West, Mother Donda's Birthdates In Roman Numerals [PHOTOS]
Kanye West has had a very busy month. He's released new music, performed at the Grammys, SNL 40, and the BRIT Awards, put on a buzzed-about New York Fashion Week show, debuted his Adidas shoe line, given very insightful interviews, and finally apologized to Beck and Bruno Mars. Now he's topping off a productive February with some new ink. -
Iggy Azalea Gets in 'Trouble', Arrested by Jennifer Hudson in New Music Video [WATCH]
Looks like Iggy Azalea has gotten herself into a bit of "Trouble," and Jennifer Hudson is on the scene to catch the Twitter-free rapper in the midst of her crime spree. Today (Feb. 27), months after announcing her new Reclassified single, Azalea finally released the music video for "Trouble," where she and her partner get some Bonnie and Clyde action going. -
Kanye West Publicly Apologizes To Beck, Bruno Mars, Wants 'Uptown Funk' Singer To Collaborate On New Song
Yesterday Kanye West spoke with BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe about his thoughts on the Grammys and his controversial comments on Beck's Album of the Year win. Now he has made a public apology to the Morning Phase rocker via Twitter. Beck isn't the only stop on Ye's apology tour, however. He also apologized to Bruno Mars, whom he famously dissed in the past, and even admitted to wanting to work with Mars on a new song. -
Ibeyi's Self-Titled Debut Proves the Newest Worthy Member of The XL Recordings Roster
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Ibeyi's debut self-titled LP, which puts the talents of the French-Cuban twins, and pretty much only their talents, on display. -
Kanye West Zane Lowe Interview 2015: Yeezy Talks New Album, Drake, Paul McCartney, Rihanna Tour, Louise Wilson & More On BBC Radio 1 [WATCH]
While in London for the BRIT Awards, Kanye West sat down with BBC Radio 1's soon-to-be-leaving radio host Zane Lowe to follow up their infamous 2013 interview that spawned harsh criticism, parodies and "rap feuds." During their interview, West spoke about his controversial comments on Beck's Grammy win - for which he would later apologize in a series of tweets to the rocker — his new album, his Adidas fashion line, Drake, Paul McCartney, the death of fashion design professor Louise Wilson, his rumored tour with Rihanna, and much more. Here's what we learned: -
Zedd, Selena Gomez Met and Recorded 'I Want You to Know' Because He Had to Pee
The best romantic comedies always begin with a meet cute, and it seems like the rumored romance between "I Want You to Know" collaborators Zedd and Selena Gomez was no difference. In a new interview, mega producer/DJ Zedd admitted that he first met Justin Bieber's ex because, well, nature called. -
'Clueless' Soundtrack Getting 20th Anniversary Re-release from Universal on Excellent Choice of Vinyl Color
A classic '90s soundtrack is seeing a rerelease on vinyl as Universal Music will drop 'Clueless' to celebrate the classic comedy's 20th anniversary. -
Grand Ole Opry House Added to National Register of Historic Places, Joining Ryman Auditorium
The current home of the Grand Ole Opry franchise has been added to the National Register of Historic Place. It might come as a shock to country music fans that the Grand Ole Opry is juts now being added to the Register but relax: This is actually the sixth home that the foundation has had in its nearly 90-year run in Nashville, and the Opry House has served as the host longer than most, having now operated for 41 years. -
Lady Gaga Releases Powerful New Song 'Till It Happens To You' Co-Written by Diane Warren from 'The Hunting Ground' Documentary [LISTEN]
Lady Gaga just performed a tribute to The Sound of Music at the 2015 Oscars, but she's not done contributing to the world of music and film. After announcing that she had recorded a theme song for the campus rape documentary The Hunting Ground last month, today (Feb. 27), the result "Till it Happens to You" co-written by Diane Warren has surfaced online. -
Madonna Hacker Indicted in Israel; Investigation Suggests He Hacked both 'MDNA' and 'Rebel Heart' Tracks
More than five weeks after a hacker was arrested for the leak of tracks from Madonna's forthcoming album Rebel Heart, several indictments have been passed down against Adi Lederman. A magistrate court in Israel has charged him with four counts of computer trespassing, prohibited secret monitoring, copyright infringement and obstructing investigation. -
Lenny Kravitz Cancels Asian and Australian Tour Dates, Citing 'Unforeseen Scheduling Issues'...('Mockingjay' Shoot?)
Lenny Kravitz has cancelled his forthcoming tour of Asia and Australia, citing "unforeseen scheduling issues" behind the decision.
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