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A lot of you have been breaking the first two rules of "Fight Club"—including author Chuck Palahniuk. The cult classic novel-turned-film following the manifestation of Tyler Durden, is getting a sequel in comic book form. Palahniuk has released photos from the first comic book series cover, drawn by David Mack. -
Future Releases New Video for "Trap N***as" from '56 Nights' Mixtape [WATCH]
Last month, Future released his '56 Nights' mixtape, dedicated to DJ Esco's jail stint in Dubai and he's been dropping visuals from the tape ever since. Most recently, he released a video for "Trap N***as." -
Jace of Two-9 Says Drake Stole Beats for “No Telling” and “6 God” from 'IYRTITL'
Back in 1990, Ice Cube rapped about jacking beats, a common occurrence in the hip-hop world. This time around, Jace of Atlanta rap collective Two-9 is saying Drake stole beats for "No Telling" and "6 God" from his latest release, 'IYRTITL.' -
Mariah Carey Las Vegas Residency: 'Infinity' Singer to Perform Her Top Songs
Mariah Carey knows how to make an entrance. In celebration of her new residency in Las Vegas, the "Infinity" singer made a grand entrance at Caesars Palace yesterday, April 27. -
Miranda Lambert 'Two of a Crime' Review: New Song from 'Hot Pursuit' Soundtrack Gets Latin Flavor
Miranda Lambert is taking a little Southern influence for her new single "Two of a Crime," but the country belle is going even further south than her Texas hometown - she's getting Latin. Today (April 28), the "Little Red Wagon" singer released her Hot Pursuit single and there's enough trumpets and flamenco guitars to go around for days. -
Liam Payne Says One Direction's New Album Will Take Influence from Oasis, Ed Sheeran
One Direction is working on its new album in the wake of Zayn Malik's departure and between legs of its On The Road Again Tour, and according to member Liam Payne, record No. 5 is going to be quite the sonic departure for 1D. -
North Coast Music Festival 2015 Lineup: D'Angelo, The Chemical Brothers, Porter Robinson Headline
Chicago's Labor Day music festival, Northcoast Music Festival has announced its 2015 lineup. You probably thought you were out of the woods for artist announcements for the summer, but they just keep on coming. The three-day event will be headlined by The Chemical Brothers, who are heading on tour in support of their upcoming album Born In The Echoes, D'Angelo and The Vanguard, Porter Robinson, Wale, Steve Aoki and others. -
The Rolling Stones Share Alternate version of 'Can’t You Hear Me Knocking' [LISTEN]
A few weeks ago, the Rolling Stones exposed an acoustic version of "Wild Horses," one of their most admired hits. An alternate version to another Stones staple, "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," features enthralling riffs and a more refined sound than the well-known, over-seven-minute jam session. -
Nelly Recording Country Music EP Titled 'Heartland'
Although he released Country Grammar fifteen years ago, Nelly is now prepping the release of a proper country record. The rapper's new manager J. Erving of Atom Factory delivered the news earlier this week in an interview with Billboard, revealing the title to be Heartland. -
The Game Has Been Rapping The Same Freestyle For Five Years
The art of freestyling has been diluted in recent years. Artists are reciting pre-rehearsed verses that may appear on future tracks or released freestyles, using aids like iPhones to read off bars or even using unreleased material to pass off as a freestyle. Even with this noted dilution, it is still expected for rappers to make appearances and freestyle on radio shows or at random public appearances and be prepared to spit 16 bars off of the top of their head. One of the mid 2000s most successful rappers, The Game has been put in that situation many times over his career and in recent years, some of his freestyles have been on camera and uploaded to the web. An enterprising individual or fan on reddit went through a bunch of his recent freestyles and noticed one disturbing trend - Game has been rapping the same one over the past five years. -
Kendrick Lamar Threw Out First Pitch For Dodgers Game With 'King Kunta' in Background
To Pimp a Butterfly rapper Kendrick Lamar had a very important job last night, April 27. The rapper was given the job of throwing out the opening game pitch for the L.A Dodgers at the Dodger Stadium. -
Rakim Gives Props To J. Cole & Kendrick Lamar, Announces Upcoming New Album [WATCH]
Hip-hop legend Rakim has been cited by countless artists today as a major inspiration, but The God MC also has love for the younger artists. Speaking to Montreality spoke about the newest generation of hip-hop superstars, in particular, J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar. He praised both rappers and said he was grateful for what they are adding to the hip-hop game.
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