• Towkio, Chance the Rapper, Lido, Eryn Allen Kane Share "Heaven Only Knows"

    Chicago-based rapper Towkio has unveiled the next track from his upcoming mixtape .Wav Theory. Part of Chance the Rapper's SAVEMONEY crew with Vic Mensa and others, he has been tabbed by many as a name to watch not only from Chicago, but also on the national hip-hop scene. The latest cut from the mixtape "Heaven Only Knows" features Chance, Norwegian producer Lido and Chicago-based singer Eryn Allen Kane.

  • Raekwon, Snoop Dogg Release "1,2 1,2" From 'Fly International Luxurious Art'

    Raekwon has unveiled the fourth single from his upcoming studio album 'Fly International Luxurious Art.' The Wu-Tang Clan member continues the push to promote his sixth studio album with the Snoop Dogg-assisted "1,2 1,2." The Scoop DeVille-produced track deftly samples Isaac Hayes's "Ike's Mood" with a bed of crisp drums and heavy snares that provide an ideal platform for Raekwon and Snoop Dogg to rap over.

  • Nicki Minaj to Perform at 2015 Jordan Brand Classic in Brooklyn

    Nicki Minaj may be overseas touring, but she will be back in the States this month for a special performance at the 2015 Jordan Brand Classic in Brooklyn. According to XXL, Minaj confirmed that she would be performing at the classic, an all-star game for the nation's top high school basketball recruits. It will take place April 17 at the Barclays Center.

  • Marilyn Manson Sucker Punched at Denny's: Shock Rocker May Sue Attacker

    It is difficult to dine out when you are a rock star. It is even more difficult to dine out when you are a rock star who likes to sing about the dark side of life like Marilyn Manson. The shock rocker visited a Denny's in Canada recently only to be sucker punched before he could pay the bill. Originally, it was reported that Manson provoked the whole altercation, but another witness has shared his side of the story. The shock rocker plans to sue his attacker.

  • Janelle Monae, Big Boi, Michelle Williams & More React To Walter Scott Shooting After Police Officer Is Charged With Murder

    After multiple high-profile shootings of unarmed black males, including Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, and Eric Garner, ended with the shooter not facing charges, justice finally appears to have been served in the case of Walter Scott. A South Carolina police officer has been charged for murder in the death of Scott who was unarmed when he was gunned down by Officer Michael T. Slager.

  • Coachella 2015: Festival Teases 'Bigger, Better' Art Installations [WATCH]

    We are just two sleeps until the music begins at Coachella -- one until most people pack up and head to the campgrounds and set up Thursday afternoon and evening, April 9. The festival at last announced its 2015 set times last night, April 7, and recently unveiled a teaser video to get fans excited for an unheralded but just as important part of the experience: art installations. The video does not give away too much, but according to the various builders and designers interviewed who come from all over the world, this year will be even "bigger and better" than years in the past.

  • Rand Paul Campaign Video Removed From YouTube Over Unauthorized John Rich Song 'Shuttin' Down Detroit'

    If you're going to run for president and make a big splash with your YouTube announcement, you had better make sure you've cleared all the music you use first. That's something that Republican presidential Rand Paul had to learn the hard way. On Tuesday (April 7), the GOP candidate for Commander-in-Chief released a campaign video featuring the John Rich song "Shuttin' Down Detroit," and the uncleared song automatically got pulled from YouTube.
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