Carolyn Menyes

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  • Macklemore: I Should Have Told Iggy Azalea About 'White Privilege II' Lyrics

    Macklemore infamously called out fellow pop-rapper Iggy Azalea on his new This Unruly Mess I've Made track "White Privilege II." Calling out singers who overtake black culture for white audiences, he rapped, "You're Miley, you're Elvis, you're Iggy Azalea." And now, in a new interview the "Downtown" rapper reveals he maybe should have warned his fellow emcee before releasing the track.

  • Sturgill Simpson Releases Heavy New Single 'Brace for Impact' Ahead of New Album

    Sturgill Simpson broke down the barriers of country music and broke out with his 2014 album Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, and now he's looking to expand once again. After mysteriously changing his Twitter banner and icon earlier this week, on Thursday (March 3), Simpson finally announced his new album A Sailor's Guide to Earth and unveiled its first new song, the ravage "Brace for Impact."

  • Kelly Clarkson Talks About Emotional 'Piece by Piece' 'Idol' Performance on 'Ellen'

    Kelly Clarkson truly struck a chord with audiences last Thursday (Feb. 25) when she performed her emotional new single "Piece by Piece" on American Idol's farewell season. As the original Idol singing an emotional song while 8 months pregnant with her son, Clarkson broke down in tears at the end of the song. Now, in a new interview with Ellen DeGeneres, the pop star and mother is opening up about why she was so teary on live TV and how the moment totally embarrassed her.

  • Sam Smith Admits He Hates One of His 'In the Lonely Hour' Singles

    "Money on My Mind" may be one of the songs that helped Sam Smith break out in a major way on his debut album In the Lonely Hour, but that doesn't mean he's particularly fond of the track. In a new interview as he preps for his second studio album, the "Writing's on the Wall" singer revealed he actually hates the track.

  • Miley Cyrus: If Donald Trump Wins Presidency, I'm Moving Out of the Country

    Donald Trump may have won over enough voters to become the republican frontrunner for the 2016 presidential election, but there's one person who will never vote for him: Miley Cyrus. On Tuesday night (March 1) as the business mogul picked up seven states and 237 delegates during the Super Tuesday primaries, the "Wrecking Ball" singer denounced him on Instagram, claiming she'll move out of the country if he is elected.

  • Kanye West Makes Fun of Deadmau5's Helmet, TIDAL Clout After Pirating His Software

    Deadmau5 called Kanye West out on Twitter after he caught the "Famous" rapper pirating his synth software Serum, but despite being the one who's stealing music and programs, West isn't taking the criticism lying down. Instead, he fired back at the DJ on Twitter, making fun of his trademark mouse helmet and asking him to play daughter North West's next birthday party.

  • Lady Gaga's Grandma and Aunt Didn't Know About Her Rape Until Oscars Performance

    Lady Gaga's emotional, personal Oscars performance of her The Hunting Ground track "Til It Happens to You" resonated with sexual assault survivors around the world. And though Gaga was clearly connected to the 50 men and women on stage, her performance was a coming out not just for them but for the pop star too. In a new Instagram post, Gaga revealed that some of her family members found out about her rape because of the performance.

  • Kanye West Caught Torrenting Software, Sufjan Stevens Song as He Works on New Album

    Kanye West may believe in the artistic integrity of his own music, claiming that his new album The Life of Pablo will only appear on TIDAL, but that doesn't necessarily means he always pays for his own music and creative software. On Tuesday night (March 1), the "Famous" rapper posted a screenshot of his laptop as he worked on his upcoming album Turbo Grafx 16, but he accidentally left up a few browser tabs showing that he was torrenting software and a Sufjan Stevens track.
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