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Pharrell Williams has been catching flak from the music world following the controversial "Blurred Lines" verdict, but he is receiving praise from fashionistas. This summer, Williams is set to receive the CFDA Fashion Icon Award. -
The Game Announces He Will Release 'The Documentary 2' on the 10th Anniversary of Aftermath Debut Album
Ten years ago, The Game released his debut album The Documentary under Aftermath Entertainment and word on web is he's gearing up to release his sixth album The Documentary 2 in the wake of its 10th anniversary. -
Craig Wayne Boyd Debuts New 'The Voice'-Inspired Song 'I'm Still Here' at Rascal Flatts Concert [WATCH]
Don't call Craig Wayne Boyd a one-trick pony. After winning The Voice season seven, the rising country star has made a splash in his genre's world, performing at the Grand Ole Opry and appearing on several festival bills. And now, he's finally followed up his coronation single "My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face" with a new song "I'm Still Here..." and he even penned it while competing on "that show." -
Empire Co-Creater Danny Strong: "The Finale is Not a Race Episode Whatsoever"
The Empire season finale aired last night March 18. Fans attentively tuned in for two hours to experience the conclusion of the drama-filled hip-hop soap opera season that has drawn consistently high ratings. Co-creator of Empire, Danny Strong shared his views on the finale's cliffhanger and its touch on race, class and social issues. -
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Bracket Challenge: Vote Who Moves On...Nine Inch Nails, Green Day, N.W.A. and More
Music Times combines March Madness and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony into a bracket-style tournament, where only your vote can decide who gets enshrined: Nine Inch Nails, Green Day, N.W.A.? Vote and check back next week for the Elite 8. -
T-Pain Shares "Did It Anyway" From 'The Iron Way' Mixtape [LISTEN]
T-Pain has released the latest cut from his upcoming mixtape The Iron Way. The new record, "Did It Anyway" is a luxurious, swaggering T-Pain classic sounding track with light Auto-tune and enough bravado to let us know he is back to turn up his solo career again. -
Kelly Clarkson Nails Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason" [WATCH]
Kelly Clarkson known for her powerful voice showcased her skills by covering the extremely soulful melody, Tracy Chapman's "Give Me One Reason." -
Sam Smith Loses 14 Pounds In Two Weeks, Thanks Amelia Freer For Weight Loss On Instagram
Sam Smith has lost a ton of weight and is showing it off on Instagram. Yesterday, he posted a photo of himself at the gym and earlier this week he thanked the woman responsible for his diet. -
Rihanna's "As Real as You and Me," "Dancing in the Dark" From 'Home' Soundtrack Shared [LISTEN]
Two of Rihanna's three contributions to the 'Home' soundtrack have been shared on the Web. "As Real as You and Me" and "Dancing in the Dark" are the remaining two tracks from the "Stay" singer after she previously released the opening track on the OST "Towards the Sun." -
Jimmy Fallon, Dwayne Johnson and Jennifer Lopez Featured in Trailer for 'Lip Sync Battle'
The trailer for Spike's new show 'Lip Sync Battle' has a lot of good things going for it. First, there is Jimmy Fallon, who uses the game often on 'The Tonight Show.' Then there is John Krasinski and Stephen Merchant, two of the minds who developed the idea. And finally there is a slew of celebrities -- Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Anna Kendrick, Jennifer Lopez -- putting on lavish performances while not singing a word. -
Drake Faces Lawsuit Over Discouraging Fans from Seeing 'Drake: Homecoming: The Lost Footage' Documentary
Sometimes, you have to think before you tweet to your legions of followers... and that's a lesson that Drake is learning the hard way. After discouraging his fans from seeing the upcoming documentary Drake: Homecoming: The Lost Footage earlier this week and severing ties with the film, the production company behind the movie have made through on their threat and slapped the "Energy" rapper with a big lawsuit. -
Suge Knight's Self-Defense Claims Might Be Valid: Cle Sloan Says He Was Attacking Death Row Records Head
Suge Knight is facing charges of murder and attempted murder following a January incident where he allegedly ran over Cle "Bone" Sloan and Terry Carter. Knight claimed he tried leaving the scene when two men instigated an altercation. Recent remarks by Sloan that he was attacking Knight may validate the former Death Row Records head's self-defense claims, the '(New York) Daily News' noted, via 'The Source.'
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