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5 Seconds of Summer may know a thing about girls, considering the punky boy band's rabid fanbase. And they know about "Good Girls," "bad girls" and everything in between. Yesterday (Oct. 8), 5SOS released the first teaser for its new music video for "Good Girls," and it looks like the clip will be channeling a bit of Orange is the New Black. -
Enter Shikari Announce 2015 Album 'The Mindsweep'
The Mindsweep will feature 12 tracks, and singer Rou Reynolds said that the forthcoming LP will possess a multi-dimensional sound. -
50 Cent Loses $16 Million Lawsuit, Pushes Back Solo Album 'Street King Immortal' to Focus on G-Unit
When you are worth more than $100 million, you can afford to take a financial hit, but 50 Cent just absorbed a $16 million wallop from Sleek Audio. AllHipHop reports that the G-Unit star committed some pretty unethical snafus en route to getting saddled with a lawsuit loss that will surely hurt his pockets. When filing the suit earlier this year, Sleek not only claimed that Fitty not only stole its product design to launch his SMS Audio headphones, but that he also jacked their confidential client information. He is also delaying his next solo album to concentrate on G-Unit. -
Taylor Swift Talks Embracing Single Life, Focusing On Music, Family, And Friends
Taylor Swift has been making the rounds on the press circuit in support of her upcoming fifth studio album, 1989. Her latest appearance is on the cover of PEOPLE's 40th Anniversary issue. In the interview, the 24-year-old talks about loving the single life and focusing on her career. -
WATCH: Weezer Shreds on "Ain't Got Nobody" on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
Weezer released it return to form album Everything Will Be Alright in the End yesterday (Oct. 8), and the "Back to the Shack" band took to Jimmy Kimmel Live! to celebrate. At Kimmel's open air stage. Rivers Cuomo and co. took on its new album's opening track "Ain't Got Nobody" in front of a massive, enthusiastic crowd. -
Rich Homie Quan Drops "Blah Blah Blah" Video [WATCH]
Although Rich Homie Quan has been putting out new material and working on his new record, he revisited 2013's I Promise I Will Never Stop Going In yesterday and released a video for the track "Blah Blah Blah," which features production from Izzie the Producer. Quan's fellow Rich Gang members Birdman and Young Thug make cameos in the clip, though they don't contribute to the track. -
T-Pain Took The Decline Of Auto-Tune Hard: 'I Turned Into A Raging Alcoholic'
TP is the unofficial father of Auto-Tune, so he took it pretty hard when the fad began going by the wayside in the early part of the decade. -
Good Charlotte's Madden Brothers Touring With Front Porch Step [SCHEDULE]
Benji and Joel Madden are still reportedly prepping a new Good Charlotte release, but first, they've got to promote The Madden Brothers debut. -
Pink Floyd ‘The Endless River’ Will Feature Vocals From Stephen Hawking [VIDEO]
Despite all the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Pink Floyd album, the band continues to drop minor hints along the way. And now, they’ve announced that Stephen Hawking, arguably the smartest man on the planet, appears on The Endless River. -
Blake Shelton On Taylor Swift's Move Into Pop: "If Anyone Can Do It, It's Taylor" [WATCH]
Blake Shelton and Taylor Swift have spent some time together recently with Swift appearing as an advisor on the seventh season of The Voice. Both artists got their start in country music, but Shelton think's Swift made the right decision to call her new album what it was, a pop album. -
Zac Brown Band Announces Tracklist, Release Date for 'Greatest Hits So Far...'
Zac Brown Band has seen some massive success in the world of country, and the hard rocking group has only been on the major label scene for six years and three albums. To celebrate the anniversary of its 2008 breakthrough album The Foundation, today (Oct. 8) Zac Brown Band announced it will be releasing a greatest hits album this November. -
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Snoop Dogg has a love/hate relationship with football, but when he saw that a group of youth athletes in Des Moines, Iowa, needed help to keep their program afloat, he took action.
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