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On Facebook Thursday (Oct. 20), Banks reiterated that she simply wanted to speak with Crowe face to face after the incident, but when he didn't respond she had no choice but to move forward with criminal charges.

The 40-track best-of album, Prince 4Ever, will be released November 22 in the U.S. (Nov. 25 in other territories). The record will feature his best-known songs -- including "1999," "When Doves Cry," "U Got the Look," "Diamonds and Pearls," "Nothing Compares 2 U," and many more -- along with the previously unreleased song "Moonbeam Levels." The package includes a 12-page booklet with previously unpublished photos by Herb Ritts.

The release of Blonde this year marked the return of a critical darling, earning widespread acclaim from reviewers and the music industry. That's why it's either an unthinkable oversight or bold statement that Ocean's label and management did not submit Blonde or its accompanying visual album Endless for Grammy consideration, according to Billboard.

Outlets have been claiming Minaj "slammed" West over his "Gold Digger" lyrics, but she insists she wasn't taking him to task. Originally, Minaj talked to Marie Claire about black women's fears that black men will leave them for white women.

She pointed to West's hit 2005 single, in which he mentions that very thing. "It wasn't funny when Kanye said, 'When he get on, he'll leave your a� for a white girl,' and Kanye happens to be with a white girl now," she told the magazine, referring to West's wife Kim Kardashian. "It wasn't funny when he said it; it was the f�ing truth."

Media maven Karen Civil tweeted a picture of the supposed tracklist, which was written out on a yellow legal pad with what looks to be Meek's signature in the bottom right corner and 'DC4' written next to it.

Bryan and Stapleton join a lineup already stacked with names like Brett Eldredge, Darius Rucker, Maren Morris, Granger Smith, Old Dominion and more. While the lineup heavily favors country acts, rapper Nelly will also be performing.

"Hey @kramergirl it took me a couple of days to get my nails done, but I'm happy to join in the #PutTheNailInIt movement to help bring awareness to domestic violence. Thanks for helping so many women by sharing your story."

The singer's boyfriend of five years managed to pull off the surprise of a lifetime by sneaking a literal confetti message into her Nashville show last Sunday night.

Normally, Adele ends her shows by blasting fans with white confetti keepsakes containing lyrics to her songs. But on Sunday night, Simon managed to sneak love notes to his girlfriend of five years onto special pink confetti at the end of her show.

The group was on the ballot once before, in 2003, surviving members Wayne Kramer and Dennis "Machine Gun" Thompson say they would be happy to participate when the Rock Hall's class of 2017 is inducted during April at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

"I had a vision for the band when I started it, and being in a hall of fame was never part of it � but it's a good thing to be recognized for your work," guitarist Kramer tells Billboard.

First some backstory: On Bieber's UK trip, he dined at the King's Oak Hotel in Essex, where an enterprising employee snatched the cup to sell on eBay. He or she told the full, brief story on the item's product listing:

If you grew up in the '80s, the music landscape was very different than what it is today. Not just stylistically, although it is certainly is very different. But structurally; it's not just that there were less ways to hear music, there wasn't as much information about the music that you loved, particularly if it was older music. It was also tough to afford all of the music that you wanted from the bands that you liked. LPs and cassettes were expensive! It was hard to figure out which albums were good and which weren't. You'd generally start with a greatest hits album.

Led Zeppelin, of course, weren't like other bands, and had never released any kind of compilation until their self-titled box set in 1990 (an actual "best-of" wouldn't be released until 1999). But a good way to get a record with all the songs that you liked was to pick up a live album. After all, live versions of songs were pretty close to the originals, just with added applause and maybe a extra guitar or drum solo thrown in.

The Song Remains the Same had three of the songs that were (and still are) always on the radio: "Rock and Roll," "Whole Lotta Love" and "Stairway to Heaven." That was good enough for me, it was my second Zeppelin album after the fourth one. I was in for a big surprise.

The Song Remains the Same starts with "Rock and Roll," which, in fact, wasn't too different from the studio version. But it was clear that Robert Plant saw the recorded versions of Zeppelin's songs as a guideline, not something to be mimicked.