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Taylor Swift has kind of been everywhere recently promoting her upcoming album 1989 and doing all of the mandatory press that goes along with it. She is gracing the cover of British Vogue and in the issue's cover story Swift tackles the obligatory discussion about dating. She claims to be looking at her life realistically right now and seeing that a guy just doesn't fit into the picture at this point. Being likable has nothing to do with it. The fact that Swift brings a lot of baggage (and paparazzi) with her right now is less than fair to any decent guy so she claims to not even be looking for love. -
Jordin Sparks Talks Career, Split from Jason Derulo on 'Today Show'
Jordin Sparks revealed herself to be a class act earlier today when she sat for her first interview since her split from longtime love Jason Derulo was confirmed. -
Ed Sheeran Gives Telling Details About Who Inspired 'Don't' Lyrics During Howard Stern Interview
Ed Sheeran has kept fans guessing when it comes to that little ditty called "Don't." In a recent chat with Howard Stern, Ed gave up just enough information for fans to start to put the mystery together pretty solidly. Sometimes the only thing better than a great set of lyrics is being able to read between the lines and figure out who the artist is singing about, right? -
WATCH: Sia Interviews On ‘Chelsea Lately’ With Her Back To The Camera [VIDEO]
It’s a bit unusual, sure, but it’s still somehow entertaining. On last night’s episode of E!’s Chelsea Lately, Sia stopped by for an interview, but kept her back to the camera. -
Kiss Guitarist Ace Frehley Slams Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley Following ‘Space Invader’ Release: ‘Why Don’t You Stay Focused On The Music?'
Former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley has been doing quite a bit of media these days. And seeing as he’s just released his newest solo album, Space invader, just yesterday, perhaps it’s understandable. To promote the album, the musician spoke with Billboard about the release. He even added some not-so-great opinions about past bandmates Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley. -
[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] ‘The Giver’ Composer Marco Beltrami: The Mind Behind ‘Scream,’ ‘The Hurt Locker,’ ‘The Wolverine’ And ‘World War Z’ Talks With Music Times
What would The Hurt Locker, World War Z, Carrie or Scream (or any of the sequels) have been without the musical accompaniment of composer Marco Beltrami? Our guess is while they still may have been good films, there would certainly have been something lacking from them all – emotion. -
Mick Jagger: Rolling Stones Singer Talks Love Of Touring And Producing James Brown Biopic In New Interview
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger may have just turned 71-years-old this past July 26, but that doesn’t mean the man is going to stop touring. In fact, during a recent interview with The Telegraph, the legendary musician states, “I don’t know when I’m going to stop, but I’m still going now.” He also spoke about his role in the upcoming James Brown biopic, Get On Up. -
Behind 'Dead Man Walking' With Vince Lichlyter
Jonah 33's Vince Lichlyter talked about his new EP, 'Dead Man Walking,' sharing the stories behind the songs. -
'A Million Ways to Die in the West' Composer Joel McNeely Sits Down with Music Times to Discuss Seth MacFarlane and the Genre Score
Music Times recently sat down with Joel McNeely, composer for 'A Million Ways to Die in the West' to discuss his roots, working with Seth MacFarlane and how this film brought him back home -
EXCLUSIVE Q&A with Methodic Doubt's Kris Dirksen on scoring Cinemax series 'Banshee' and more on music composition in TV, movies and video gaming
Cinemax’s hit show Banshee is one of the darkest, most exciting series on television today. The music of the show is clearly part of the draw and expression that keeps viewers coming back each week, resulting in a recent third season confirmation from Cinemax. Kris Dirksen of Methodic Doubt, the musical team behind Banshee’s score and main theme, took some time to answer a few of our questions about the show and his experience in the scoring industry. -
EXCLUSIVE: Interview With Natalie Stovall and The Drive
The movers and the shakers in the country music industry all say that Natalie Stovall and The Drive are going places and after hanging out with them and seeing a live show, it's easy to see why. They really do have the total package - the talent, the spirit, the drive and the heart. -
Dan Dean of Phillips, Craig & Dean Shares Christmas
Since 1991, fans have been worshiping to the music of Phillips, Craig & Dean. Dan Dean shares some of his favorite things about Christmas in this Hallels exclusive.
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