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Alicia Keys Performs 'On The View,' Talks We Are Here Movement, Reveals Due Date Of Second Child [WATCH]
A pregnant Alicia Keys stopped by The View yesterday to promote her new single "We Are Here," and the movement behind the song, called the We Are Here Movement. She also revealed during her chat with Whoopi Goldberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Rosie Perez, and Nicole Wallace that her second child is due December 31, in time for the New Year. -
Tom Morello Complains about Service at Seattle's The Five Point on Twitter, Owner Fires Back
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Britt Daniel of Spoon Discloses His Favorite Album Cover, Romantic Song in New Interview
Spoon have survived another album promo campaign — "They Want My Soul" dropped Aug. 5 — so singer Britt Daniel decided to go along with a wacky, Spoon-free interview. -
Jason Derulo, Jordin Sparks Break Up Caused by 'Wiggle' Singer's Reluctance to Marry
Jason Derulo may have written the single "Marry Me" about his intentions with then-girlfriend Jordin Sparks, but it seems like he wasn't actually ready to make that big leap. In the latest installment in the "Why did Jason Derulo and Jordin Sparks break up?" saga, it seems like it was all about the "Wiggle" singer's fear of long-term commitment. -
Alice Cooper Talks 'Eleanor Rigby' Cover from 'The Art of McCartney' Tribute Album [WATCH]
On his cover of The Beatles's violin-heavy tune "Eleanor Rigby," shock-rocker Alice Cooper does a straightforward version of the song, which will be included on the tribute album "The Art of McCartney." -
Bryan Adams Discusses New Album 'Tracks Of My Years,' Miley Cyrus And Two Forgotten Decades
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WATCH: KISS Frontman Gene Simmons Eats Food Off The Floor At LAX
Gene Simmons may be a rich man but apparently eating off of the floor is totally NOT beneath him. Yes, it’s true: the KISS frontman has absolutely no issue scrapping some dinner from the floor that millions of people have walked on before him. -
Ben Affleck Sings 'Let It Go' on 'The Tonight Show,' Says He's Jealous of Jimmy Fallon
Ben Affleck visited The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon Monday night to discuss his new movie Gone Girl, but the conversation somehow shifted to the Disney movie Frozen. -
Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams Recording New Solo Album in Miami: Debut Single Set for 'The Voice' Performance
For anyone who has tuned into season seven of The Voice, it's blatantly clear that coaches Gwen Stefani and Pharrell Williams have amazing chemistry. Now, the duo are taking that energy back to the studio, working hard on a new album for release by the end of the year. -
Tears for Fears to Reissue Classic Album 'Songs from the Big Chair'
New Wave duo Tears for Fears have announced the deluxe reissue of their second album "Songs from the Big Chair." -
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