Shots were fired and four people were struck by the gunfire at the third-floor green room area of the venue at around 10 P.M. local time, according to details revealed during a press conference.
The shooting took place during the support acts Maino and Uncle Murda performance, prior to T.I. taking the stage. Three men and one woman were shot with one man pronounced dead at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital. Read the CBS report for more details and new developments here.
"There's a tangled mess of sheets on the bed, the lack of sleep pounding in my head / We both regret some of the things we said but we love the way it ended," Paisley crooned wistfully.
Lovato's voice, usually an instrument of pop intensity, complemented his style with tender harmonies. Watch the impressive (and seemingly unlikely) collaboration here.
"Yesterday I was at the hotel at 10 a.m. and I stayed for hours outside waiting," the unidentified fan wrote on Facebook, reported the Daily Mail. "When he was going out, guards told us to back off, so I grabbed the flag and threw it at him.
"Of course it was not my intention for it to fall close to his face, so I apologized a thousand times. He looked at me� grabbed the flag, threw it on the pavement and shut the window."
"I'm 15 and he could have treated me better since I apologized and he could hear it." Read more here.
Speaking to a Rapid City, South Dakota audience, Brian Kelley introduced the track by admitting that Backstreet Boys was his first concert. And his band mate, Tyler Hubbard, added that the first CD he ever bought was Backstreet Boys.
"So you're telling me that you definitely know a couple songs, right?" Kelley joked. "I love the Backstreet Boys. Sometimes I think that we are the Backstreet Boys," replied Hubbard, before they two paused and busted into the classic track. Read more here.
"We're writing together, but Niall wants to do it for himself and not other people at the moment," The songwriter said. "We have no idea where we'll end up."
Horan and Hector have registered a song entitled 'Don't Give Up On Our Love' with a songwriting organization. Frequent Ed Sheeran co-writer Jake Gosling is also a writer on the song. Read more here.
"You know you made it when the fact your marriage made it is worth millions/Lemonade is a popular drink and it still is." He references Prince in a later line, rapping, 'We never gonna let the elevator take 'em down."
It's the first time Jay-Z has addressed his wife's most recent album, which insinuates he cheated on her. He might get to have more of a say when the rumored joint album they recorded together drops.
It also shows that the beef between the rapper and Fat Joe seems to really be over. The two appeared backstage at Beyonce's L.A. Formation show, sparking rumors that their bad blood was behind them. This remix solidifies that step forward. Read more here.
"I feel like we were able to capture something that had amazing songwriting elements," said Flume. When asked about the possibly of a live collaboration, Beck joked, "I better start practicing." Flume is currently on tour and Beck will head out on the road beginning June 4.
Flume's album Skin is out May 27. Additional guest vocalists include Vic Mensa, Tove Lo and Aluna George. Listen to "Tiny Cities" and check out the full tracklist here.
Sources at the label told TMZ that all settlement possibilities ended last month when Lil Wayne found out Birdman didn't have any plans to finally release Tha Carter V.
That album was set to drop in 2014 and has been at the center of the feud between Lil Wayne and the label, which has been ongoing with lawsuits, attempted murder allegations and more. Read more here.
The movie trailer shows the strong sides of the Travis that we've come to love, as well as a frail and hurting man as he lays in a bed trying to make amends with his son.
The plot is simple. IMDB states that Travis plays Roy Taggert, a country music legend who attempts to make amends with a son he never knew, Jonah Anderson (played by Dupre), who is an aspiring musician and longtime fan of his absent father. Travis' real-life wife, Mary Davis, plays Anderson's mom in the movie.
Director Kim Hughes writes on the movie's blog that though The Price is fictional, the film's premise was inspired by true-life events. Read more here.
Adele thanked Springsteen at her own show in Lisbon: 'I was wearing a ridiculous skirt, which was silly. It gets quite windy in Lisbon," she told the crowd. "I had a little thin jumper on, and Bruce came out and said 'You're going to be cold.'"
Adele says she initially tried to turn down Springsteen's offer: "I was a bit drunk. I'd had four glasses of wine, so I said I'd be fine." However, the rocker insisted. Read more here.
"The quote that's the theme of the video is a famous quote, I don't know who said it--so I'll say that I made it up--it's 'The mass of mankind lead lives of quiet desperation.'" [The quote is actually from Henry David Thoreau's Walden from 1854.] "The idea that probably more than half the population has those moments: you walk to work, and you see everyone else walking to work dressed as you are, drinking your Starbucks going, 'God, is this really it?' And [in the video], the guy has that moment."
The band make a short cameo in the video. Tedder says, "Most of our favorite videos as a band, the artists are not in the videos. It's an art piece. If it's going to be a piece of art, let it be a piece of art. Squeezing the band in is tricky. We barely fit in to the narrative of this video. Barely. And I could have easily removed us from it." Read more here.
In the video, Morris performs the classic mid-1990s jam "No Diggity" by Blackstreet. Her killer vocal range lends a tad of rock to the cover as she goes for long sustained notes. She wrote about the experience, "Got to live out my 90s baby R&B dreams last night. Couldn't have done it without my badass bandmates."
Morris isn't the only country artist to appreciate R&B. Little Big Town announced on May 24 that Pharrell would be producing their new album Wanderlust. Since the lines between contemporary country and R&B continue to be a bit blurry, perhaps this won't be the last time we see Morris stretching her range and going for a different style.
Morris' new album Hero drops June 3. Watch the cover performance here.
"All the singers I grew up with -- Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson -- were just writing about life. So if I am going to write about life and what I have learned so far, then I have to write about things that draw from a different idea pool."
Not that drawing from a different "idea pool" has been an issue for Bentley: he's as country as they come. He recently co-hosted the ACM Awards with Luke Bryan, and he's currently headlining one of the hottest country tours of the summer (Randy Houser, Cam and Tucker Beathard are also on the bill).
And like a lot of great country albums, Black is about relationships: specifically Bentley's relationship with his wife Cassidy, whose maiden name, Black, inspired the album's title. Bentley calls the album "a dark, mysterious, after-hours kind of record," filled with songs that look at the way romance and relationships evolve over time. "It explores some of the darker shadows of love, the edges of the heart, and the things that don't happen in broad daylight," he adds. "To me, that's the more interesting side of love." Read more here.
"I admit that Anne is both talented and sweet, and it's hard to say anything about her that's mean," Corden began "But I'm gonna try my best and air it out like tank tops, and like her movie Get Smart, her rhymes are gonna flop."
"Now it's her turn to try and act a little scary, 'cause the only Catwoman I acknowledge is Halle Berry," he added. Not to be outdone, Hathaway clapped back with some truly deep cuts.
"A Catwoman dis? Gosh, what do I do? I can't make fun of you James, 'cause no one's heard of you," the Oscar-winner rapped. "Now that I finally have a chance to speak, I saw your rhymes are like your ratings, damn, they're incredibly weak."
In the coup de grace, Hathaway hit Corden where he lives: "I'm like your wife: I watch Seth Meyers instead." Check it out here.
Last year found me in the recording studio many a day throughout the weeks and months. One beautiful spring afternoon, during the first stages of the album's initial development, I was in the Spin Move Studios when Hero & Jason approached me with idea for our second song collaboration. I instantly liked it as it incorporated the Latin flavor I was seeking as well as the Dance & EDM elements I also love.
Hero asked me what I felt it was about, & I instantly knew it was about being at a club or lounge, and spotting this sultry, mysterious woman who totally captivates me, and the euphoria such an attraction always creates. I remember saying, "You guys are going to think I'm crazy, but I definitely hear the word 'Krasavitsa', which is Russian for 'beautiful' and/or 'sweetheart', as part of the chorus!"
Luckily, crazy is good in Hero's book, so we decided to make the chorus mainly be the various pet names for this foxy lady in a few different languages:
(CHORUS)
Krasavitza
Bella
Divina
I want ya
Preziosa
Hermosa
I see ya/I want ya
Mi gusta
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Incidentally, I'd originally learned the word "Krasavitsa" for a recital in which I was singing a few Rachmaninoff pieces. As I needed to pronounce the Russian the same exact way a native speaker would, I'd enlisted the help of some friends of mine for whom it's their mother tongue. One of them stressed what a beautiful word it was, and how Russian women love to be called this. Well, this has been extremely valuable advice over the years!
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself as you watch the official video here and learn more right here!
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