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A movement in Toronto to ban EDM concerts from a prominent venue failed in overwhelming defeat last week. The ban was to prevent any electronic music events to occur at Exhibition Place in Canada's largest city, but city council members voted the motion down by a vote of 31-4. -
Dr. Dre's lawsuit against Death Row Records thrown out; nothing like an Apple deal to fix that
Dr. Dre's multimillion dollar lawsuit against Death Row Records has been thrown out by a judge. The rapper and producer was seeking $3.05 million he claimed he was owed by the now bankrupt Death Row Records. -
Lily Allen resurrects with 'Sheezus', lands No. 1 album spot in UK above Paolo Nutini, Black Stone Cherry
Lily Allen is coming back in full force, like the "Sheezus" she is. The pop star's first full-length album in four years has debuted at No. 1 in her homeland, the United Kingdom. -
Bryn Terfel and 'Sweeney Todd' Headed for PBS, Wales
The recent stage performance at Lincoln Center of Sondheim's classic dark musical starring Bryn Terfel and Emma Thompson will be broadcast on PBS in September. But first, Terfel will reprise the role in his native Wales. -
WATCH: Eminem 'Headlights' music video is heart wrenching apology to mother Debbie Mathers
Most people give their moms a card and some flowers for Mother's Day, but Eminem have his ma a music video tribute. Yesterday (May 11), the "The Monster" rapper released a new music video for his MMLP2 single "Headlights" (feat. Nate Ruess), and it's just a little bit heartbreaking. -
Gary Barlow and Take That members convicted of tax avoidance; David Cameron and Lily Allen comment
Take That is not an act well known to American audiences, but some big headlines might result in some more headlines. Albeit these headlines are more likely to occur in The Economist than Rolling Stone: Vocalist Gary Barlow and fellow Take That members Howard Donald and Mark Owen have been convicted of tax avoidance. -
Will 'American Idol' season 14 have just one show a week on FOX?
American Idol will be returning to FOX for season 14 next winter, but the show may end up looking a little different than it has in its first 13 renditions. -
Conchita Wurst of Austria takes Eurovision 2014 title, Europe boos Russia
This year's Eurovision generated more headlines, in Europe and otherwise, thanks to the victorious performance from Austria and transvestite headliner Conchita Wurst. -
Lily Allen tour dates for 'Sheezus' announced in North America [FULL SCHEDULE]
Sheezus has risen, and now Lily Allen is taking her show on the road. After dropping her long-awaited third LP last week, the "Hard Out Here" singer announced a North American tour today (May 12) in support of her new album. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check out new songs from Braid, Gold-Bears, White Sea, Julianna Barwick and many more!
Each and every week we put together our favorite tracks that had premiered a few days prior into one magnificent mixtape to share with you and your friends. This time around we've decided to share new songs from Spider Bags, Braid, White Sea, Craft Spells and more right here! -
Meek Mill previews tracks from 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' via Instagram
Meek Mill previews tracks from upcoming album. Meek Mill revealed his upcoming album title back in March and from the looks of it, the MMG rapper has some hits on his hand. -
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Pac lives in this new musical "Holler If You Hear Me." Last month Music Times reported that producers of the Tupac-inspired musical "Holler If Ya Hear" had found an actor for its lead role and now those planning to see the show can get a preview of what to expect thanks to Entertainment Weekly.
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