Cailey Lindberg

Latest from this author

  • Producer Ricky Reed Talks Working on Meghan Trainor's New Single 'No' from 'Thank You'

    Meghan Trainor won a Grammy for Best New Artist this year and put out a debut album Title, with single "All About That Bass" that lead the way for teen girls to love being over a size 2. Trainor just released her new single “NO,” which leads her sophomore album 'Thank You.' In a new interview her producer Ricky Reed talks the new single and his client.

  • Kesha Records New Song for Fans Following Sony Court Decision

    Kesha has recorded a new song to thank her fans following the Sony court decision a week ago, where an injunction was denied that would terminate her contract with Dr. Luke and Sony in order to record new music. Dr. Luke has maintained his innocence in Kesha’s allegations that the producer drugged and raped her, but the legal battle between the two is likely to continue. The clip is only 27 seconds, but the message is powerful.

  • David Bowie Denied the Use of "Golden Years" for 'Trainspotting' Soundtrack

    Add 'Trainspotting' to the long list of projects that David Bowie turned down over his career, most of which were revealed following his death. Some projects included collaborations with The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Dave Grohl. Reportedly, Bowie denied “Golden Years” a chance to be featured on the official soundtrack.

  • Kanye West Disses Amber Rose, Taylor Swift in Videos Shot at Yo Gotti's Album Release

    Kanye West is arguably having a bit of a communication breakdown following the release of his 'The Life of Pablo' album. In some new fan shot Instagram videos he is seen dissing both Taylor Swift and ex Amber Rose during an appearance in Los Angeles, where he performed at Yo Gotti’s album release party. One rumor that particularly got under West’s skin was his exes assertion that he is into ass play, as described on her Twitter account.

  • Kesha Fans, Activist Group Planning Protest at Sony's New York City Offices

    The #FreeKesha movement has reached new heights, as fans are now planning a protest outside Sony's New York City offices. Fans hatched the plan exactly one week after a judge ruled that Kesha will be unable to exit her contract with the major label, as well as her alleged rapist, producer Dr. Luke, because he invested financially in her career.

  • Kesha Releases First Public Statement Since Sony/Dr. Luke Court Ruling

    Following the court decision in the case of Kesha vs. Sony and Dr. Luke the singer has released her first public statement. Kesha is currently trending online with the #FreeKesha movement, which shows support for the “Tik Tok” singer in her battle to be released from her contracts with Sony that require her to exclusively record with Dr. Luke and his Kemosabe label.

  • Amy Winehouse's Father Against Her Winning a Posthumous Brit Award, Backs Adele

    In lieu of standing behind his own daughter, Mitch Winehouse is backing Adele for Best Female Solo Artist at the Brit Awards this year. Winehouse reportedly is against Amy winning a posthumous Brit Award at the awards ceremony tonight (Feb. 24). There is a possibility that the late singer may be recognized for her contributions to the soundtrack on the documentary film 'Amy,' which was released last year.

  • David Bowie 'Blackstar' Instagram Mini-Series to Air this Week, Stars 'Six Feet Under' Actress

    A David Bowie 'Blackstar' Instagram mini-series will air this week. His final album was released two days before his death on Jan. 8, which also happened to fall on his 69th birthday. This past fall, Bowie reportedly granted the channel, called InstaMiniSeries, an insider’s look at his album before it was released so that they could create 'UNBOUND: A InstaMiniSeries.' 'Six Feet Under' star Patricia Clarkson will be featured in the series.

  • Lady Gaga & Lorde React to Decision in Kesha Dr. Luke Contracts Case

    The music world was shocked at the verdict in the Kesha and Dr. Luke sexual assault case and contracts case, where the pop singer was denied freedom from her agreement with Sony Music. The injunction filed by Kesha would allow the singer to work with another label and producer. In the wake of the judge’s decision, female artists such as Lady Gaga and Lorde have come out in support of Kesha.

  • Dave Grohl: David Bowie Turned Down Collaboration for Movie Song

    Nirvana may have covered David Bowie's "Man Who Sold the World" in their legendary MTV: Unplugged setlist, but that's as far as Dave Grohl ever got to working with the legendary rocker. In a new video with his Foo Fighters bandmate Pat Smear, Grohl revealed that Bowie turned him down for help on a movie project.
View More
Festivals
Popular Now
Real Time Analytics