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Rick Rosas, longtime bassist for Neil Young, passed away Thursday (Nov. 6) at the age of 65. Rick Rosas, longtime bassist for Neil Young, passed away Thursday (Nov. -
Aretha Franklin Talks New Album 'Sings The Great Diva Classics,' Throws Shade At Nicki Minaj And David Ritz [WATCH]
Aretha Franklin has been receiving all types of praises following the release of her Sings The Great Diva Classics album and she recently discussed her latest release with The Wall Street Journal. The Queen of Soul also discussed upcoming divas and threw some shade at Nicki Minaj and David Ritz. -
Ethan Hawke Talks Original Music from 'Boyhood,' Songs May Be Oscar Contenders
Richard Linklater's masterpiece Boyhood has been creating some serious Oscar buzz, and now the film may have a shot at winning an award in the category for Best Original Song. -
Chris Brown Wins Big at the Soul Train Awards, JoDeCi Make Reunion Appearance [WATCH]
Chris Brown took home two big honors last night (Nov. 7) at the Soul Train Awards, winning Best Collaboration and Best Hip-Hop Song for "Loyal." -
Waka Flocka Flame Joins a New Foundation To Help Fight Against Extreme Energy Poverty And The Ebola Virus
Waka Flocka Flame is taking some time away from music to join a new foundation to help fight against extreme energy poverty and the Ebola virus. -
Rihanna Creates First Annual Diamond Ball To Benefit New Foundation In Honor of Late Grandmother, Oncology and Nuclear Medicine
Rihanna is preparing for something big. Aside from her forthcoming album, the Bajan pop star is gearing up for her first annual Diamond Ball, an event held to benefit her new foundation in honor of her late grandmother, oncology and nuclear medicine. -
Slash Says Rock 'n' Roll 'Needs a Movement', Calls New Bands 'Conformist'
Aging rockers have been pretty hard on today's music scene, and Slash is no exception. The famous guitarist shared some more thoughts on the state of rock recently with the 'Manchester Evening News'. -
NBA Star Lance Stephenson Talks Rap Career, Fake Party Image: 'I Just Said All That In The Song To Be Cool'
Lance Stephenson is a professional basketball player. And a rapper. Stop us if you've heard this one. The Charlotte Hornets have been playing their guard's "Hot N---a" remix track before games, and it's not bad, but it doesn't exactly preempt a future full of platinum records for Nasty Lance (just throwing out a moniker suggestion). -
President Obama Joins Willie Nelson and John Fogerty Onstage for 'On the Road Again' [WATCH]
President Barrack Obama joined Willie Nelson, John Fogerty, Common and Mary J. Blige onstage at a tribute concert to honor American troops Thursday (Nov. 6). The group collaborated on an amped-up version of Nelson's "On the Road Again" with the president struggling to sing along. -
Kid Cudi, Method Man To Guest Star In 'Scorpion' Episode On CBS [WATCH]
Cudi made his big screen debut with this year's Need For Speed, and he will star in Scorpion as the inventor of "an algorithm that can generate 'mathematically' perfect pop songs." -
7 Song Titles That Describe Their Album Covers: The Who, Sonic Youth, And More
Plenty of album are given title tracks, which are songs that share a name with the album itself, but these seven songs are a bit different, sharing a name with whatever happens to be on the album cover. Here are seven song titles that describe their album covers. -
Soundgarden Releases 'Twin Tower' From Forthcoming 'Echo of Miles' Compilation [LISTEN]
Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks across the Paths is a three-disc set featuring dozens of rarities (due Nov. 24). On Friday, the band provided another pre-release nugget.
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