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Word on the Web is Straight Outta Compton director F. Gary Gray is set to take on the next 'Fast and Furious' film. -
Daz Dillinger Gives Update on 'Dogg Pound 4 Life' Film, Faces Publishing Dispute Over Music
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Lady Gaga Talks Love of Horror Movies, 'AHS' on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'
As if her role in 'American Horror Story: Hotel' didn't give it away, Lady Gaga doesn't scare so easily--she loves gore and horror. The fictional AHS hotel owner stopped by 'The Tonight Show' Tuesday night to express her undying love for horror and how it actually relaxes her. -
Jussie Smollet, Pitbull Share Video for "No Doubt About It" from 'Empire: Original Soundtrack'
Although the song was released prior to the season's premiere, Jussie Smollet and Pitbull have recently shared a video for their collab "No Doubt About It" from the 'Empire: Original Soundtrack.' -
6 James Bond Movies' Theme Songs Better Than Sam Smith's "Writing's on the Wall" for 'Spectre'
Sam Smith's new hit single, "Writing's on the Wall" is tearing up the international music charts ever since its premiere a few weeks ago, marking another milestone for James Bond theme songs in a long history of addicting opening numbers for the spy movies - but how does Smith's theme live up to the other 23 songs from the franchise? Considering the fact that he allegedly wrote the song in 20 minutes doesn't really help his case, but just comparing his theme for Spectre to its Academy Award-winning predecessor, "Skyfall" by Adele, is placing it with amazing company. Let's take a look at the six 007 themes that are clear better than the Grammy winner's 2015 song. -
'Empire' Recap Season 2, Episode 3: Lucious Out of Prison & The Battle with Dynasty Is On
With Lucious officially out of prison, it looks like things are about to really heat up for season 2 of Empire. During episode 3, it became obvious that the battle between Empire and Cookie's Lyon Dynasty is officially on. -
Kurt Cobain 'Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings' Tracklist Officially Revealed
The real, final tracklist for Kurt Cobain's "solo album" Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings has finally been revealed. Just a week after a reported tracklist appeared online, on Wednesday (Oct. 7), the official list of demos and early Nirvana cuts has rolled out. -
Eagles of Death Metal Perform "Silverlake" and "Complexity" off 'Zipper Down' on Kimmel
Last week we were treated the release of Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme's first album as Eagles of Death Metal in seven years, and now we're treated to their first TV performance as well with a performance of "Silverlake (K.S.O.F.M)" and "Complexity" on Jimmy Kimmel Live. -
'The Voice' Season 9 Recap, Review: Blind Auditions Close with Big Talents, Annoying Coaches
On the fifth (and final) blind audition episode of The Voice, it should always be expected that singers will get placed on odd teams, good singers will be sent home and that the sometimes grating coaches will still be grating. And, here on the final audition episode for season 9, that's exactly what we got on Monday night (Oct. 5). -
Sam Smith Honors James Bond with Release of 'Writing's On the Wall' Music Video [WATCH]
Sam Smith's new James Bond theme, "Writing's on the Wall" from the film Spectre is a massively dramatic song, and the British pop superstar took that in to account with a fittingly solemn music video. On Monday (Oct. 5), the "Lay Me Down" singer released his new visual, featuring footage from the new movie, and helped honor the legendary franchise in the process. -
Lucero to Host First Latin American Music Awards This Month
The first Latin American Music Awards are right around the corner and it was just announced that Lucero will host the big event this month. Taking a cue from the American Music Awards, this marks the first time a Dick Clark Productions awards show is recast in a Spanish language version. -
Ryan Adams Covers Taylor Swift 'Bad Blood,' 'Style' and 'Blank Space' on 'The Daily Show'
Ryan Adams gave his televised debut of his Taylor Swift 1989 cover album on Thursday night (Oct. 1) during the first week of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. For his live performances, the 40-year-old rocker rolled out his versions of 1989 singles "Bad Blood" and "Style." And for those in attendance (and online), he also rolled out an acoustic version of "Blank Space."
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