• Bring Me The Horizon: Coldplay 'Head Full of Dreams' Artwork Copied 'Sempiternal' Flower

    As Coldplay continue their process of unolling their brand new album A Head Full Of Dreams, British metalcore band Bring Me The Horizon have been sticking to their accusations that the mainstream pop rock outfit stole their album artwork. In a recent interview, frontman Oli Sykes says that Chris Martin "could have just Googled" their artwork before copying them.

  • Wendy Williams Talks Gwyneth Paltrow, Says She's Becoming Unlikable, Shady and Nosey [WATCH]

    Wendy Williams is the queen of saying it how she means it and during a recent episode of her talk show The Wendy Williams Show, she remained true to self when speaking about actress Gwyneth Paltrow. When referencing a story involving Paltrow and her ex-husband Chris Martin during her "Hot Topics" segment, Williams stated how Paltrow is beginning to become "unlikable" due to her being nosey and shady.

  • Avicii 'Stories' Tracklist, Release Date Announced

    Avicii has unveiled the full tracklist and release for his sophomore album Stories. The CD comes in at 14 tracks, an expansion from his 10-track debut True and will feature some big names across the world of music like Zac Brown Band, Chris Martin and Martin Garrix. The album will released on Oct. 2 and is available for pre-order now.

  • Louis Tomlinson, Lorde, Keith Richards and More Music Superstitions

    Mike Tyson and Joan Jett began an interesting interchange on this day 30 years ago: The rock star called the up-and-coming boxer before his bout with Larry Sims, whom Iron Mike would crush. Tyson saw the call as an omen of good luck, and insisted that Jett call him before every match for nearly five years. He finally broke the streak during 1990 before facing Buster Douglas...and ultimately lost the fight, a first for his career. The guitarist may not have been the superstitious one in this case, but plenty of musicians have their own good luck ceremonies before concerts. Here are five, including Lorde, Louis Tomlonson and more.

  • Kanye West's Glastonbury Performance Inspires 10 Headlines on NME.com

    Music publications can be accused of lingering on one subject for way too long. Music Times is just as guilty as any. British publications typically go nuts during the weekend of Glastonbury, arguably the world's most-hyped music festival. The 2015 version of events has set a new absurd high as music writers obsess over every breath Kanye West took during his much-ballyhooed set. So much so that ten different headlines at NME published on Sunday featured the words "Kanye West" in their headlines...plus another two or three where West was the main image for the article.
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