• Geraldo Rivera Says Hip-Hop Is 'Destructive Culturally' Before Calling Out Russell Simmons [WATCH]

    Journalist Gerald Rivera recently sat down with HuffPost Live to talk about everything from Brian Williams to hip-hop. His take on the latter resulted in the reporter calling out Russell Simmons and moguls of his caliber for encouraging a culture that separates people from the mainstream and results in the inability to find gainful employment. He took a few other shots at the genre that are sure to receive a response by Simmons in the near future. He said the genre is "destructive culturally."
  • Dipset Dares You to 'Do Something' in Latest Single [LISTEN]

    Dipset continue their comeback as a group with their latest single that dares you to "Do Something." As premiered by their DJ Funkmaster Flex on Hot 97, the group shows they have not lost touch with the lyrics and themes that made them so popular in the mid-2000s.
  • 5 Musicians with Alien Encounters Aside from Tom DeLonge: Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Sammy Hagar and More

    Tom Delonge has apparently had enough of discussing his role in the recent breakup of Blink-182...so he recently unleashed the news that he had an extraterrestrial experience while camping "near Area 51" in Nevada and that since the occurrence his phone has been tapped by the government. Here are six other musicians who have claimed experiences with aliens. Not just the belief in extraterrestrials, but actual encounters of the third kind.
  • Afroman Arrested After Punching a Fan Onstage During a Mardi Gras Show in Mississippi [WATCH]

    Afroman was arrested following a show last night, Feb. 17, in Mississippi, and it was not because he got high. Video from the Biloxi gig shows a woman onstage dancing while Afroman begins a guitar solo. Seemingly out of nowhere, the rapper punches the fan in the face, dropping her to the floor on Mardi Gras. The show went on for the "Colt 45" singer -- he picked back up on the solo before security escorted him off the stage, TMZ noted.
  • Tink Covers The Fader, Talks Timbaland Relationship, Feminism, Career Beginnings, Debut Album & More

    Tink is on the brink of making it big. Following the buzz her producer/mentor Timbaland created when he leaked a few of her records to The Breakfast Club and championed her as the next iconic femcee, all eyes are on this young Chicago rapper as she preps her debut album. In a new cover story for The Fader, Tink shows us the suburban Chicago home where she grew up and still lives with her family. She talks about feminism, her journey into music, her connection with Timbaland, and what to expect on her upcoming debut album due out via Mosley/Epic. Here's are 12 things we learned:
  • Calvin Harris Shows Off Abs, Scruff in Sexy Emporio Armani Underwear Ads [PHOTO]

    Umm, Calvin Harris, is that you? For being one of the biggest DJs on the planet, the "Blame" artist doesn't frequently endorse products - until now. Yesterday (Feb. 17), Harris and Emporio Armani announced that they would be launching a new underwear campaign together, starring Haris in all his bare chested, bulging glory.
  • Christina Aguilera to Go Country with Guest Stint on 'Nashville'

    Christina Aguilera has tried on a lot of musical coats during her career. The pop megastar has been the teenage sensation, the "Dirrty" girl and the vintage pinup pop star - but now she's gearing up to enter an arena she's yet to step foot in: the world of country music. Or at least she'll play one on TV. Yesterday (Feb. 18), it was announced that The Voice season eight coach will be entering Blake Shelton's territory by guest starring in a new arc on Nashville.