• Big K.R.I.T. Shares New Song 'Soul Food' Featuring Raphael Saadiq from Upcoming Album 'Cadillactica' [LISTEN]

    Mississippi rapper Big K.R.I.T. keeps building the hype for his upcoming album "Cadillactica" with the release of a new song titled “Soul Food,” featuring R&B star Raphael Saadiq. The track features one of the best beats of the year — the drums are unfussy and actually hit hard, instead of just skitter frantically across the surface — allowing K.R.I.T. to deliver some great verses and Saadiq to nail the beautiful vocal hook.

  • The Kinks Will Not Reunite, According to Ray Davies

    Dave Davies and Mick Avory have ruined The Kinks for everybody. That is what Ray Davies claims, anyway. The 70-year-old lead singer recently told the U.K.'s "Telegraph" that he is not the one holding up the group reunion.

  • Selena Gomez Loves New Taylor Swift Album '1989' Because of Course She Does

    Selena Gomez wants you to know she is Taylor Swift's best friend, and that the two are inseparable. As K-Bake said in "A Few Good Men," "These are the facts of the case, and they are undisputed." After Swift dropped her fifth album, "1989," this week, Gomez took to Instagram to prove her bond with pop's shiniest star.

  • Beyoncé Biography In The Works From J. Randy Taraborrelli, Due Out Fall 2015

    Beyoncé has been one of the most influential pop culture figures of the past decade, and now a biography is being written about her inspiring life. Billed as the first comprehensive biography of the pop star, the book will be released fall 2015 via Grand Central Books. The author of the biography, J. Randy Taraborrelli, will "explore all facets of Knowles' life," starting with her childhood performances, detailing her time with Destiny's Child and as a solo artist and looking inside her marriage to Jay Z, Billboard reports.

  • Death From Above 1979 Talk New Album, New Producer and Bromance

    Death from Above 1979 just released their first album in a decade, and judging from their current mindset the time between "The Physical World" and their next release will likely be much shorter. Jess F. Keeler recently spoke with "Life and Times" about the new record and how he got back together with bandmate Sebastien Grainger.

  • Bleachers Share 'Rollercoaster' Music Video [WATCH]

    Bleachers, the side project of fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff, has shared a music video for its single “Rollercoaster,” which you can check out below. The Richard Shepard-directed video features Antonoff and his band performing on top of their tour van while chasing a girl — who definitely is not Lena Dunham — down a desert highway. If that all sounds a bit creepy, don’t worry: Antonoff gets what he deserves in the end.

  • Dolly Parton Speaks Out Against Christians Who Condemn Homosexuals

    Over several decades of stardom, Dolly Parton has accrued a strong fan base that spills deep into both sides of the political spectrum. That audience includes a sizable portion of homosexuals. And this week, the country queen who brought us "Jolene" had some important words for her fellow Christians who condemn her LGBT fans.

  • David Guetta's 'Listen' Tracklist Features Collaborators Old And New: Sia, Nicki Minaj, John Legend, and More

    David Guetta's sixth album, Listen, is due out November 24. Ahead of its release, the French DJ told Billboard some details on what to expect and why it has taken almost three years. He says that the featured artists on this album are unexpected, making for a sound that different than his past work. The tracklist for Listen has been released includes appearances by Sia, Nicki Minaj, John Legend, Ryan Tedder, Skylar Grey, and Emili Sandé.
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