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Gwen Stefani and Bush singer Gavin Rossdale have finally reached a divorce settlement, which has been difficult considering their lack of a prenuptial agreement. While Rossdale is legally entitled to a 50/50 split due to there being no pre-existing agreement of assets, he has agreed to an unequal split in the divorce so that Stefani can retain more of the funds accrued during their marriage. -
Watch Tomás Doncker Perform 'The Mess We Made' Songs Live, in 360VR Videos
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Stream Yury's New EP 'entropy' [LISTEN] Electronica & Hip-Hop
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Rihanna & LVMH Collaborate to Release New Fenty Beauty Makeup Brand in 2017
Rihanna keeps herself busy with multiple projects at a time and it looks like she just added another business venture to her plate to satisfy the glam goddess living inside of all her fans. She is collaborating with LVMH to release her very own makeup brand called Fenty Beauty in the Fall of 2017. The deal will include an entire new collection of beauty products. -
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Kendrick Lamar is running into some legal troubles, and is being sued for using a Bill Withers sample on his Kendrick Lamar EP way back in 2009. On the EP, Lamar used a portion of Withers track “Don’t You Want To Stay” on his song “I Do This.” The rapper is being sued for damages by Mattie Music Group and for using the sample without permission. -
Radiohead's New Album Gets June 2016 Release Date...Maybe
Radiohead's highly anticipated new album will allegedly be released in June of 2016, according to a guy that the band's management has distanced itself from-so, you know, take that as you will! -
Jean-Michel Jarre Made a Song 'Exit' With Edward Snowden Because Its 2016
Why not? Legendary French composer and film scorer Jean Michel Jarre has been on a collaboration binge of late. His last project Electronica 1: The Time Machine saw him work with the likes of M83, Armin van Buuren, Air, Moby, Gessafelstein, Pete Townshend and Massive Attack. -
Nicki Minaj Sex Scenes in New Movies? Not on Meek Mill's Watch
Meek Mill won't allow Nicki Minaj to have sex scenes in her new movie career. Nicki Minaj has a supporting role in the new movie Barbershop: The Next Cut, but don't expect to see her in a sex scene. -
Vampire Weekend Perform at Democrat Candidate Bernie Sander's New York Rally
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