-
Bob Dylan may have some leftover Frank Sinatra covers from his "Shadows in the Night" recording sessions. Producer Daniel Lanois, who worked on previous Dylan albums, heard the folk legend's most recent LP prior to its release and he was also treated to some bonus tracks that didn't appear on the album. In an interview with the Vancouver Sun, Lanois revealed that those extra songs might be compiled for a second "Shadows in the Night" release. -
Madonna Says France Is Like 'Nazi Germany:' 'Rebel Heart' Singer Critical of European Racial Intolerance
Madonna is receiving some criticism following comments about racial intolerance in France. According to Consequence of Sound, the Queen of Pop compared the country to "Nazi Germany" during an interview with a European radio station. The comments follow a rough week for Madge, who fell during her performance at the BRIT Awards. -
Tool Offers Album Update from the Studio: Maynard James Keenan Says LP Is 'Progressing Nicely'
It's been somewhat confusing trying to figure out if Tool is recording a new album, but a recent Instagram post has cleared things up. According to Maynard James Keenan, the record is "progressing nicely" even though it's ultimately been a slow process. The new effort will follow up the band's 2006 release 10,000 Days. -
Kendrick Lamar Let Michael Jackson's Son Prince Hear A Preview Of His New Album
While the world anxiously awaits Kendrick Lamar's new album, an heir of music royalty (and one of his friends) got an early preview of the project. Michael Jackson's son Prince posted a photo to Twitter of he and the Compton rapper with the caption, "Had the great honor of meeting Kendrick and hearing some of his new tracks for his upcoming album with @RealOBee." -
Route 91 Harvest Festival 2015 Lineup: Florida Georgia Line, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban & More
The Route 91 Harvest Festival is back, and in its second year, the country music fest is coming in with a stacked lineup. Today (Feb. 27), the Las Vegas fall festival announced its 2015 lineup, and it's being led by some of the biggest names in the genre. Yeah, we're talking Florida Georgia Line, Tim McGraw and Keith Urban. -
The Blue Dress: How The Viral Light Sensation Would Wreck 7 Classic Album Covers (John Coltrane, Nirvana, The Eagles and More)
The internet went nuts on Thursday when two factions argued whether a dress was blue-and-black or white-and-gold. The light tricks in play in this example would wreck a number of classic album covers from Nirvana, The Eagles, John Coltrane and more. -
Björk Won't Stream New Album 'Vulnicura' on Spotify, Calls Streaming Model "Insane"
If you want to hear the new Björk album Vulnicura, it looks like you're going to have to buy it the good ol' fashioned way. Following in the highly publicized footsteps of Taylor Swift, Björk has revealed that she will not be adding her ninth studio album to streaming services such as Spotify. -
Donald Glover (Childish Gambino) Talks Stripping in 'Magic Mike XXL', Possibly Returning to 'Community'
Donald Glover may be best known for rapping as Childish Gambino these days, but that doesn't mean he's throwing his acting roots to the wayside. After releasing the Grammy-nominated album Because the Internet in December 2013 and releasing a string of critically-acclaimed singles, he's diving back into the world of acting, including a potentially scandalous role in the upcoming film Magic Mike XXL. -
Justin Bieber Asks Seth Rogen To Roast Him On Comedy Central After Comedian Bashes Him On Twitter & In Interviews
As previously reported, Justin Bieber has signed himself up to be roasted on Comedy Central for his 21st birthday. Following more than a year of shenanigans, Bieber has decided to own up to all the things that have made him seem like a d-bag and bad example to his Beliebers. Earlier this month, Comedy Central posted a trailer for the March 30th roast, which featured the 20-year-old Canadian crooner topless and getting pelted with eggs. Now Bieber has called out Seth Rogen to take part in roasting him. -
5 Albums by Leonard Nimoy: Remembering The Often Forgotten Side of Mr. Spock's Illustrious Career
The television world mourns the death of Leonard Nimoy, an actor best known for his iconic role as Mr. Spock on 'Star Trek.' Fewer realize that the actor had a brief career as a recording artist, delivering spoken word, folk and country recordings. Take a look at his discography with Music Times. -
Missy Elliott Spotted With Pharrell In Studio After Session With Timbaland & "Take Ü There (Remix)" Release [PHOTO]
Following her Super Bowl collaboration with Katy Perry, Missy Elliott announced that she was heading back to the studio with her partner-in-crime and longtime producer Timbaland to cook up some new music. Not long after, she posted photo evidence of the two in the studio. Now, she's back in the studio again, but this time with another award-winning producer, Pharrell Williams. -
Kelly Clarkson Didn't Know 'Run Run Run' was a Tokio Hotel Song
Earlier this week, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend released their heartwrenching new single "Run Run Run," a duet that was seemingly a cover of Tokio Hotel's song of the same name. But when Tokio Hotel weren't credited as writers for Clarkson's new song, fans started to question what was really going on; had Clarkson stolen a song? Now, in a series of tweets, the "Heartbreak Song" singer revealed that she had only just heard the Tokio Hotel version of the track and that neither she nor the German rock band actually penned "Run Run Run."
Popular Now
-
Travis Scott's Influence Heads to the Classroom With New USC Annenberg Course
-
Pardison Fontaine Seemingly Shades Ex Meghan Thee Stallion with R&B Song After Klay Thompson Split
-
Ed Sheeran Shows Off Shaved Head, Opens Up About Major Life Changes
-
Cynthia Erivo Achieves Record Time at 2026 London Marathon, Crosses Finish Line to 'Wicked' Hit
-
DJ Vlad Uncovers Wild New Details on Nicki Minaj's Husband's Cheating Rumors
