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Kendrick Lamar on His Decision to Perform Unreleased Material at 2016 Grammy Awards
Kendrick Lamar has explained his decision to perform unreleased material at the 2016 Grammy Awards. Lamar took home Best Rap Album at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony this past Sunday (Feb. 14) and gave viewers a big surprise when he chose to perform brand new material on air that had yet to be released. -
Marilyn Manson & Slipknot Announce North American Tour Cities
Marilyn Manson and Slipknot have announced a joint tour that will run through North America this summer, with Of Mice & Men supporting them. Thus far, the exact venues have not been announced but are expected to be released in the next few weeks. -
Coldplay to Join Adele, Muse as Glastonbury 2016 Festival Headliner
Coldplay has been added to the highly anticipated line-up for Glastonbury 2016, and they will join Adele and Muse, who are rumored to also be festival headliners. This will be the fourth time that the band has headlined Glastonbury, as they had stints in 2002, 2005 and 2011. -
Grammys 2016: Taylor Swift Snaps Back at Kanye West 'Famous' Lyrics in AOTY Acceptance Speech
Taylor Swift apparently hasn’t forgotten when Kanye West infamously interrupted her VMAs speech in 2009. This year, when she won Album of the Year for '1989,' arguably music’s biggest award, she used her acceptance speech to diss the rapper. West has in the past insinuated in his lyrics that he is responsible for making Swift famous. -
Azealia Banks: Don't Diss Beyonce for 'Embracing Her Blackness'
Azealia Banks is never shy about making her opinion known, especially on social media, and now she is dissing critics of Beyonce’s new song “Formation” on Twitter. The “212” rapper took to social media to blast the white feminists who claim that Beyonce only speaks out for black women. Amongst other commentary, Banks claims that Beyonce should not be turned on when she decides to “embrace her blackness.” -
Fat Joe Defends 'Pyramid Scheme' Markt America in New Interview
Fat Joe wants to make a difference in the urban and latino communities, but don’t he isn’t against running a pyramid scheme, as long as it’s ethical. Named the head of Urban & Latino Development of Market America in 2014, Joe has been criticized for unethical practices as president. In a new interview, the Terror Squad rapper talks his company and how he is not actually running a pyramid scheme in business. -
Miguel Talks New Song 'What's Normal Anyway' Ahead of 2016 Grammys
Miguel is on a roll with his latest album, 'Wildheart,' which earned him two Grammy nods this year. Wildheart was nominated for Best Urban Contemporary Album and Best R&B song for the track “Coffee.” But the song that he notes as most relatable on the album is “What’s Normal Anyway,” which is a more soulful and introspective track for the singer. Ahead of the 2016 Grammys the singer talks the new track and just what makes it so special. -
Producers of 'Straight Outta Compton' Dismiss Former NWA Manager Jerry Heller's Lawsuit Basis
Jerry Heller was unhappy with the summer smash hit film Straight Outta Compton, which chronicles N.W.A’s rise to fame and portrays the former manager as dishonest and a thief. He is even suing over his portrayal, but the producers of the film have officially dismissed his $110 million lawsuit and all claims that he was misrepresented in the movie. -
Arcade Fire Release Documentary on Their David Bowie Memorial Parade in New Orleans
Arcade Fire have finally released a short documentary on their David Bowie memorial parade that they threw in New Orleans last month. The parade was a collaboration between Arcade Fire and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band in order to pay tribute to the fallen legend. -
Corey Taylor of Slipknot on Phil Anselmo's Nazi Salute, Racsim in Metal in New Interview
Phil Anselmo’s Nazi salute at Dimebash is one everyone’s mind in the metal community and Corey Taylor of Slipknot is no exception as he talks about it in a new interview. -
Future Fires Back at Ciara's $15 Million Lawsuit for Slander & Libel
Future is firing back at Ciara’s $15 Million lawsuit against him for slander and libel, and reportedly think that the lawsuit is “absurd.” Ciara’s lawsuit states that Future used a series of tweets and interviews to slander her, but the rapper reportedly finds this absurd considering that Ciara has also dissed him openly in the press. -
"Confident" Singer Demi Lovato Talks Wilmer Valderrama Engagement on 'Ellen'
They’ve been together for about 5 years, but Demi Lovato and Wilmer Valderrama aren’t engaged, at least not yet. On a recent episode of Ellen, the “Confident” singer talked about the engagement rumors, saying that she “wouldn’t mind” if she saw a ring. -
Stone Temple Pilots Talk Keeping the Band Name Following Scott Weiland's Death
In a recent interview, the Stone Temple Pilots talk about keeping the band name despite the recent death of original frontman, Scott Weiland. The conversation stemmed from a fan who said that Dean and Robert should not be using the name Stone Temple Pilots because it belongs to Scott Weiland. -
Chase Bryant Talks Upcoming Album, His Last EP in New Interview
Chase Bryant’s debut EP and last release, 'Chase Bryant EP,' was enormously successful and has had a long run -- 16 months and counting. It was recently given new life by his second single, “Little Bit of You,” with an accompanying music video that was released this past Friday (Feb. 5). Bryant is also talking about his upcoming album. -
Jermaine Dupri Talks Discovering New Talent on Lifetime's 'The Rap Game'
Jermaine Dupri has discovered some young stars in his day -- giving both Kriss Kross and Bow Wow their first forays into the music industry -- and now, the legendary producer is set to bring his penchance for A&R to TV with a new show, The Rap Game, which will the careers of young artists.
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