• Adele is Hilary Clinton's 'My Go to Voice' [LISTEN]

    Although busy for the campaign, democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton sat down in an interview with Sirius XM in Miami where she talked about the kind of music she likes which included Adele.
  • Miley Cyrus Announces Tour With the Flaming Lips on 'Saturday Night Live'

    Adding to her MTV Video Music Awards hosting experience, Miley Cyrus took on the comical duty of hosting and performing for the 41st season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" this week. The singer used her time in the spotlight to announce a tour with her companions, the Flaming Lips, and debut two songs from her latest free album, 'Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz.'
  • Hillary Clinton 2016: Who's Choosing Presidential Hopeful's Music?

    Hillary Clinton spent more than $46 million on her campaign in pursuit of the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, so you can only imagine how much gets spent on every facet of the political trail, including music. Billboard published an interesting story today looking at Marmoset Music, a Portland-based music supervision agency that has been providing the former Secretary of State with tunes for her advertising purposes.
  • Ja Rule Talks Baltimore, Endorses 2016 Presidential Candidate On Fox

    With a 24-hour news cycle, there is a lot of time to fill for cable news networks. There are only so many old reruns of sparse original programming and rehashes of the same topic by the same hosts that a channel can run. This however can lead to some pretty interesting guest spots and Fox Business decided yesterday that they were going to host Ja Rule on the program. The reason was a good one - He is the creative head of Magnises, a new company that brings together individuals who have credit cards and allows them to connect with special perks and rewards -- all for a yearly fee. However after discussing the product for a short period of time, the host decided to ask the "Mesmerize" rapper about the situation in Baltimore and what he thought about the 2016 presidential election.
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