• Lady Gaga, Tegan and Sara, Tim McGraw Share Pre-Oscar Tweets and Pictures Ahead of Performances

    Although the Grammys already occurred earlier this month, some big music names will be at tonight's (Feb. 22) 87th Academy Awards. Lady Gaga is slated to perform, but no details have been revealed about her involvement. Tim McGraw will pay tribute to Glen Campbell by performing the legendary singer's final career single, "I'm Not Gonna Miss You." Tegan and Sara will link up with The Lonely Island for a live rendition of The Lego Movie's "Everything is Awesome."
  • 'Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas' Is the Big 'Winner' at the 2015 Razzie Awards

    Hollywood will celebrate its biggest night when the Academy Awards air tonight, Feb. 22, at 8:30 p.m. on ABC. As is tradition, the movies that were not so well-received at the box office and among critics were "celebrated" over the weekend with the Golden Raspberry Awards, aka The Razzies. 'Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas' was the big winner of the night, taking home the not-so-coveted awards for Worst Picture, Worst Actor (Cameron) and Worst Screenplay, 'Consequence of Sound' noted.
  • Chris Brown's Art Sells for $60,000 at Miami Auction

    Chris Brown is finding other outlets to channel his creative energy. Besides being an incredibly successful pop/R&B singer, the "Loyal" crooner has taken up art as a passion and is becoming quite successful at it. It helps to have the cache of the "Chris Brown" name, but several of his pieces just were sold for $60,000 in a Miami auction.
  • Daft Punk Making Movie for Nile Rodgers, Chic Album

    Nile Rodgers and Daft Punk are back at it again. The "Get Lucky" collaborators are teaming up on a new project that will this time focus on Nile Rodgers's extensive discography and his upcoming works with Chic. The "One More Time" duo has made a movie dedicated to the upcoming Chic album and everything that Rodgers has worked on over his career.
  • 7 Best Original Song Oscar Winners, Not Even Nominated at Golden Globes: Three 6 Mafia, Melissa Etheridge and More

    Perhaps the most common complaint about Awards Season, especially The Oscars, is that we often have some idea who's going to win. All of the nominees are the same and many of the winners are the same as well. Someone forgot to tell those at the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes when it comes to original songs however: Seven of the fifteen Grammys for Best Original Song have gone to acts not even nominated for a Golden Globe for the same category. Here's a rundown of what won the Grammy in those respective years and what took home the Golden Globe.
  • House Legend Felix Da Housecat Is Still Not Happy He Got Denied at Berghain

    Felix Da Housecat is still not happy he got denied from infamous Berlin techno club Berghain Friday night, Feb. 20. The Chicago house legend took to Twitter to express his frustrations about the incident right after calling them, among other things, "Racist c***s" and decrying them for ignoring those who helped build the genre that provides the soundtrack to their hedonistic nights.
  • Flume Officially Leaves What So Not

    Harley Streten, better known as "Flume," has officially left the duo What So Not that he has been a member of since 2011, citing "creative differences" as the primary reason for his departure.