• The Who Asks Fans For Rare Recordings And Live Footage For 50th Anniversary Tour

    Rolling Stone reports that in anticipation of its upcoming 50th anniversary tour, legendary rockers the Who are reaching out to fans for any recordings of the band over the years that may have never before seen the light of day, including bootleg recordings, fan-shot concert footage, photos, memorabilia, or even forgotten radio and TV performances. The best of these fan-provided items will be included in upcoming anniversary releases. Along with receiving credit for whatever they hand over, each fan will also receive two VIP tickets for the Who's upcoming tour.

  • Nick Drake's First Authorized Biography To Be Released This Year

    In honor of the 40th anniversary of his tragic death, British folk singer Nick Drake is getting his very first authorized biography, which will be released in November through John Murray Publishers. Titled Nick Drake: Remembered For A While, the book will tell the story of Drake's entire 26-year life through various interviews and essays compiled by his sister, Gabrielle Drake, as well as a number of newly commissioned pieces.

  • Kim Kardashian: Kanye West Once Ordered Chinese Food From Jail [WATCH]

    In a recent episode of the reality series Keeping Up The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian shares a pretty ridiculous story about her husband Kanye West and his trip to jail a few years ago. Back in 2008, the "Bound 2" rapper spent a day in jail after destroying a paparazzo's camera, but when he was given his customary phone call, he apparently used it not to call his lawyer, but to order take-out from a Beverly Hills Chinese restaurant called Mr. Chows. The story ends before we find out if Mr. Chows actually ended up delivering to West's jail cell, but I'm just going to go ahead and assume that yes, they did, because that's a hilarious image to me.

  • A$AP Rocky Documentary 'SVDDXNLY' Airs Part One, Features Rihanna And Unreleased Music [WATCH]

    Last month we reported that Harlem's A$AP Rocky would be taking part in a documentary about his life on tour and his burgeoning stardom. Titled SVDDXNLY, the five-part series airs on Vice's Noisey channel. The first part, which is about 10 minutes long, is now available to watch. The following four parts will be rolling out each week and will feature home videos, interviews with friends and family, and footage of milestones from his career.

  • Jessie J Sets High Digital Downloads Mark with 'Bang Bang' Thanks to Help from Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj

    The Digital Downloads Top 10 happens to be both opened and closed by a debut track this week. Leading at no. 1 with the second largest single debut of 2014 is Jessie J and "Bang Bang," which features help from Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj. It sold 230,000 downloads, a total only surpassed by Grande's "Problem" for most debut downloads this year. That song, however, fell out of the Top 10 this week. Closing out this week at no. 10 was Maroon 5's "It Was Always You," which sold 95,000 downloads, not at all a bad start.

  • Gold City Has Gone Old-School With a New Hymns Project

    New Haven Records has announced that Gold City will release a new album on August 19th. 'Hymn Revival' is their first hymns project in 15 years. Their last one was in 1999 when they released 'Amazing Grace: A Hymn Collection.'

  • Michael Jackson Accused Of Sexual Abuse For Third Time

    Although Michael Jackson passed away at age 50 back in 2009, the King of Pop has been hit with yet another allegation of sexual abuse. As reported by E! News, 36-year-old James Safechuck filed court papers on Monday requesting permission to file a late claim against Jackson's estate, alleging that Jackson had molested him numerous times during the late '80s and early '90s, starting when he was 10 year old.
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