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Justin Bieber may be in a bunch of trouble and legal controversy these days, with court dates, rekindled romances and bratty depositions making more headlines than his music, but that doesn't mean the 20-year-old is going to stop. Over the weekend, Bieber dropped a 15-second snippet of a new song on his Instagram account, and he's trying to be optimistic with a song title of "Life Is Worth Living." -
Elbow 'The Take Off and Landing of Everything' starts at No. 1 in UK, besting Paloma Faith and Pharrell
Elbow has put its new effort on the table, and now the alternative rock band has gone straight to No. 1 in its home country. The group's latest effort "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" has debuted at the top of the charts in the UK. -
The Flaming Lips to release 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,' with Miley Cyrus, Phantogram and more
Following reports of The Flaming Lips, Miley Cyrus and MGMT's Andrew VanWyngarden teaming up on a cover of The Beatle's "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," Wayne Coyne and Co. have announced a larger project: a complete remake of The Beatles'. -
Miley Cyrus, Flaming Lips collaboration in the works for 'Sgt. Pepper' cover album [PHOTOS]
The musical love affair between Miley Cyrus and The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne will continue into the studio. Over the weekend (March 14), Coyne posted photos of Cyrus in the studio as the two collaborate on some new music. -
Metallica performs new song, 'The Lords of Summer,' in Colombia [WATCH]
Last night, Metallica unveiled their first new song in half a decade during their first show of 2014 in Bogota, Colombia. The new track titled "The Lords of Summer" is the first piece of new music since 2012's Beyond Magnetic EP (the outtakes from 2008's Death Magnetic). -
Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue marries model Courtney Bingham
Motley Crue may have split and called it quits but Nikki Sixx's relationship with Courtney Bingham is going strong and better than ever. -
Cash Money sports management agency signs first athlete
Cash Money Records has officially entered the realm as a sports management agency and they've signed their first athlete. -
Hot97's Ebro Darden steps down as program director
Ebro Darden was recently faced with probably one of the toughest decisions of his career but at the end of the day, he chose his creative freedom and he's happy with his decision. -
Damon Albarn performs 'Clint Eastwood' live for the first time at SXSW
Damon Albarn has been performing in Austin at SXSW to promote the release of his upcoming solo debut, Everyday Robots. He's already shared a bunch of new tracks but last night he dusted off an old favorite from his work as Gorillaz. -
Neil Young's new album was recorded in Jack White's Voice-o-Graph booth
Earlier this week, Neil Young confirmed that the rumors of Jack White being featured on his album were true. Now, in an interview with SPIN, he speaks about the recording process, specifically that the album was recorded in White's infamous 1940s-era Voice-o-Graph recording booth. -
San Francisco radio station plays Nelly's 'Hot In Herre' on repeat [LISTEN]
A San Francisco radio station has been playing Nelly's 2002 hit "Hot in Herre" for more than 18 straight hours. No, there aren't technical difficulties, and no, the St. Lunatic hasn't taken over the station. -
Tyler, The Creator arrested at SXSW for inciting riot
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