I've heard many people use the phrase "life-changing experience" when it comes to describing concerts they've attended. I myself have had the chance to see performances that have made a lasting impact, but nothing like the woman who says Waka Flocka Flame ended her marriage and saved her life.
After being hospitalized following a suicide attempt on Tuesday (June 4) in which she took pills and cut herself, Paris Jackson remains in the hospital but is reportedly in good spirits.
Doing his best to help her mood? Shock-rocker Marilyn Manson.
Pharrell is known for his eclectic musical style, but even he was able to pick up a few pointers from 2 Chainz. Skateboard P recently spoke to MTV about getting in the studio with the Def Jam signee for 'Feds Watching.'
All aboard!
Macklemore flew over to Australia to do a show, and like most artists, he stopped by the hottest radio station in the area. Macklemore wasn't expecting Tom Ballard, one of the DJs on that station, to do a parody of his super-hot hit 'Same Love'. Watch how Macklemore reacts to his own song done 'Doggy Style'.
Justin Bieber can't be stopped! Even with all the drama surrounding his personal life (the speeding, the partying, the paternity suits etc...) the 'All Around the World' singer is letting his music sales do the talking. That's really what it's all about anyways, right?
There's a lot going on with Justin Timberlake.
The singer, who successfully resurrected his music career after ditching it for films for a half-decade, will drop his next single from the best-selling 'The 20/20 Experience' in the form of 'Tunnel Vision.' JT co-wrote 'Tunnel Vision' with Jerome 'J-Roc' Harmon, and you can see the sexy single artwork to the left.
Since Virgin billionaire and mogul Richard Branson started accepting reservations for commercial space flights on Virgin Galactic, celebrities have been slapping down their cash to snag a ticket -- and the most recent one to do so is Justin Bieber.
(Yes, we hear some of you hoping he won't come back. Calm down.)
Whoa! This is some exciting news. While Kendrick Lamar was in Detroit for his good kid, m.A.A.d city tour Wednesday (April 5), he made a pitstop at Eminem's studio and chopped it up with the homie.
After producers of the Billboard Awards tried to shift the blame (and possible legal liability) from themselves by saying they forbid Miguel from doing that stage jump that ended with him leg-dropping a fan in the face, the singer is claiming he was never told any such thing.
The victim, who was allegedly fine at the time, is now said to be suffering possible brain damage -- and a distinct case of the lawsuits.
