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Justin Bieber told fans to “take a chill pill” at a recent concert in England. It’s understandable considering fans have been screaming for Bieber since his career began ten years ago. This past Tuesday (Oct. 18) at the Birmingham stop of his Purpose World Tour he finally asked his fans to stop. -
Lady Gaga Teases 'Joanne' Title Track in 15-Second Budweiser Commercial
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Bobby Shmurda Sentenced To Seven Years In Prison After Last Ditch Attempt To Renegotiate Plea
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Mark Ronson, Bruno Mars 'Uptown Funk' Goes Diamond, Passes 10 Million Downloads
They are just the 10th act to ever get the award. Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars are no stranger to major awards and success in their careers, but there is something neither act has ever done - had a record be diamond certified by the RIAA. -
Green Day Explains Why New Album 'Revolution Radio' Contains No Songs About Donald Trump
Green Day has explained why their new album, Revolution Radio, contains no songs about controversial candidate Donald Trump. The album is full of political content, but front man Billie Joe Armstrong said that he can’t approach Trump as a topic in his music. -
Kanye West Not Referring to Drake After Calling Out Rappers for Copying Him
Kanye West has said that he was not referring to Drake when he called out rappers for copying him at a recent show. Reportedly, it wasn't about anyone specific, just younger artists coming up in the game. -
Azealia Banks Claims Russell Crowe was Hitting on Her Before Alleged Hotel Party Assault
Azealia Banks is claiming that Russell Crowe was hitting on her before her alleged hotel party assault this past Sunday (Oct. 16). The Oscar-winning actor has already denied the claims, as well as other guests at the party. -
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