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It's been eight years since the Irish folk singer Damien Rice released an album, but it looks like the wait is over. Rice announced the new album, My Favourite Faded Fantasy, today (Sept. 8) via Facebook. The Rick Rubin-produced album will be Rice's third studio effort and will available Nov. 11 on Warner Brothers Records. -
Ariana Grande Walks from Australian Photoshoot After Diva Demands, Deleting Photos of Right Side
Ariana Grande may be known as the little pop star with the big old diva pipes, but it seems like all the success is starting to get to her head, and that she's exhibiting some serious diva behavior. According to new reports, it seems as though the "Break Free" singer walked out of an Australian press conference yesterday (Sept. 7) after some photographers shot her from the wrong angle. -
Mineral Interview: Chris Simpson Talks New Music, Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
The band only released two full-length albums (1997's The Power of Failing and 1998's EndSerenading, which came out after they broke up). -
Cage The Elephant Release 'Cigarette Daydreams' Video [WATCH]
The Kentucky band called upon famed director Mark Pellington (Pearl Jam's "Jeremy," Foo Fighters' "The Best of You," Bruce Springsteen's "Lonesome Day") to shoot the gorgeous video, which falls under the "better than the song itself" category. -
Ed Sheeran Covers 'Chasing Cars' By Snow Patrol [WATCH]
The British hitmaker stopped by MTV Studios this weekend to perform solo in front of a live audience, and he busted out a unique version of Snow Patrol's 2004 hit "Chasing Cars." -
Ryan Adams Releases Hilarious Infomercial for New Album [WATCH]
In a three-minute YouTube video title "Parakeet," a slew of celebrities and musicians try to find out why the Adams' newest effort, which drops tomorrow (Sept. 9), is killing innocent birds. The clip opens up on Gary Shandling fielding a call as the singer's manager from Jeff Garlin, a disgruntled fan whose bird just died from "listening to Ryan Adams new album, which is just such an emotional album." -
Foo Fighters Hint At Three Secret UK Club Shows This Week
Foo Fighters are in London this week for a headlining performance at Invictus Games, but they also recently dropped a Twitter hint that more shows are on the way. -
Rich Homie Quan Involved In Huge Brawl At Adrien Broner Fight In Cincinnati [WATCH]
Rich Homie Quan and Young Thug walked boxer Adrien Broner out prior to his fight against Emanuel Taylor on Saturday and the night ended with a brawl. -
Disney, Deadmau5 Trademark Feud Continues with New Statement from Mickey Mouse and Co.
Don't mess with the mouse. Disney and Deadmau5 are in a battle for the trademark, and it seems as though the family-friendly media giant will not be backing down. -
LISTEN: Weezer New Song 'Cleopatra' Arrives Online Before 'Everything Will Be Alright in the End' Release Date
Weezer promised that Everything Will Be Alright in the End and from the sound of things, they will be. After releasing the highly self-aware lead single "Back to the Shack" in July, today (Sept. 8) a new song "Cleopatra" hit the Internet, and it's a fire, harmonica-driven new single, once again recalling the alt-rock heyday of the '90s. -
HBO To Air James Brown Documentary in October
For the eccentric performer who earned the nickname the "Godfather of Soul," one biopic is not nearly enough for such an incredible career, which is why HBO will screen the documentary Mr. Dynamite: The Rise of James Brown next month. -
Taylor Swift, ‘1989’: Singer Admits ‘Bad Blood’ Is About Female Artist Who Tried To Sabotage Her Career
Female relationships can be really difficult and usually Taylor Swift manages to stay above the fray. She is known for being a real girl's girl and takes a lot of pride in the fact that she has so many strong female friendships but that doesn't mean that all of the high school type drama that catty women can cause hasn't affected the young star. We're so used to her writing songs about failed romantic relationships that it's almost shocking to learn that the new song 'Bad Blood' off of Taylor's upcoming 1989 release is actually about a female enemy.
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