"We were outside Telluride at the bluegrass festival (which Bentley performed at) and we were renting a house there with a bunch of people," Bentley explained.
"There's a loft above the bunkbeds, about 12-13 feet; he thought his grandfather was going to catch him, but there was an obvious miscommunication there."
While Knox is wearing a cast and recovering nicely, Bentley realizes how the situation could have been a lot worse. Read more
here.
Today (June 25) marks the 33rd anniversary of Prince's iconic Purple Rain album, which was released in 1984. In honor of that anniversary, Mars has shared a behind-the-scenes look at the rehearsals for his memorable GRAMMY performance.
Mars and his Hooligans rehearsed 'Let's Go Crazy" for the performance in Los Angeles, bathed in Prince-inspired purple lighting. In case you'd forgotten, Bruno shows off what a great guitarist he really is. Check out the short feature
here.
The larger legal battle between Dr. Luke and Kesha will continue in New York. The full statement from Dr. Luke's representative reads "Dr. Luke vigorously disputes and denies that he ever raped Kesha Sebert, and he is asserting claims of defamation in a New York court against Kesha Sebert for making statements to the contrary, which statements Dr. Luke adamantly maintains are false.
"Pebe admits she has no firsthand personal knowledge of the events occurring on the night of the alleged rape. Pebe was not present that night. At that time, Pebe was in Nashville, and Kesha was in Los Angeles. The dispute between Kesha and Dr. Luke about the events of that night is the subject of the New York case, and will be decided in that case. Accordingly, all parties believe it is appropriate to dismiss this Tennessee case and focus their attention on the New York case." Read statement from Sebert's counsel
here.
The band has dedicated the 20th anniversary expanded reissue of their legendary album OK Computer, titled OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017, to Owen.
"This re-issue is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Rachel Owen 1968-2016 who died after a long and brave battle with cancer," the band wrote on the back sleeve of the album. "we hope you are ok. thank you for listening."
Owen, 48, was an artist, a lecturer at Oxford University and the mother of Yorke's two children, Noah, 15 and Agnes, 12. Read more
here.
"I write what I feel. I can't explain myself. I don't understand my head and heart most of the time," Reynolds wrote. "It feels like a puzzle that I just can never solve. I'm not put together. Music is the only thing that speaks for me. It always has. I can explain myself finally when making a song."
Reynolds credited his wife Aja with helping him overcome his demons--and described music as the perfect vehicle for exploring his feelings. "And even if I'm the only one that hears that song, it accomplished what it needed to," he added. "It made me understand myself. And to hear my thoughts over a musical soundscape to FEEL."
Nevertheless, Reynolds wrote that he hopes sharing his music with the world will move fans as deeply as it's moved him. "I want the world to be a passionate place," he wrote. "Hopefully compassionate as well, but I can only control my words and feelings -- not others. I hope you listen to this record and FEEL it. I hope you hear my voice and understand that every word is honest. I hope it brings you happiness. I promise to bring my full heart out on stage every night as we perform this record." Read more
here.
"Very sad to hear about the loss of Robin," Niall Horan wrote. "For those who had the pleasure of knowing Robin will know that he was the nicest, kindest, most generous, hilariously funny guy you'll have met. He always had a smile on his face even when he was battling the terrible illness. Love ya H. Please give your mum and the rest of the family a massive hug from my family."
"Harry my heart really goes out to you such an extremely sad day for us all who knew Robin," wrote Liam Payne. "What a kind, gentle and beautiful soul, a true rarity to find in today's world. Sometimes they really do take the best of us far too soon."
"Devastated to hear the news about Robin. He was the such a lovely kind and funny guy. Sending all my love to the whole family." Louis Tomlinson"� tweeted." You'll be missed mate." Read more
here.
Lil Yachty, D.R.A.M. and other rappers have already participated in Sprite's summer ad campaign. Speaking about the collaboration, Staples said it feels good to be 'associated with a brand that's done so many great things with hip-hop," reports Billboard.
"Us making the video together is important because it just shows they also support the music," says Staples. "It's not just about them utilizing the artists for their own benefit, it's a partnership for both. And you know it's fun, they're not trying to be anything other than Sprite. They're not competing with other brands for how they're gonna market it, it's just what they stand for. They're not trying to come across as an overbearing force, they're just trying to walk in tandem with the artist and the legacy of hip-hop," he says. Read more
here.
Now Perry has shared behind-the-scenes footage from backstage at the concert. Viewers can watch her chit-chat with Miley Cyrus and greet Justin Bieber with a hug. 'It's awesome that you're here, doing this," she told him.
During an early rehearsal, Perry gave Ariana an extended hug--and passed Chris Martin in a hallway. The video culminates with Perry's performance of "Part of Me" during the main event. Watch the touching video
here.
Legendary producer Jimmy Jam spoke to reporters at the ASCAP Rhythm and Soul Awards and shared some great news: Janet's doing well and "excited to get back to her day job."
"She's so happy�I get FaceTime [calls] at like two in the morning, usually when I'm wrapping up in the studio," he said. "It's always just Isa, she's in the background somewhere. He's the cutest baby in the history of babies."
Jackson shares the five-month-old with soon-to-be-ex-husband Wissam Al Mana. Jimmy Jam expressed excitement for the ways motherhood will inform her music. Read more
here.
"Crying in the Club" will be featured on Cabello's debut solo album, The Hurting, the Healing, the Loving, due out this September., which is scheduled for release in September.
In addition to blowing away the crowd with her passion and energy, Cabello made the audience laugh when she took park in the sketch "Hashtags: #Summer Songs," during which she sang along with such fictitious classics as "Tell me Why Did You Get Burned When I Know that You've Got Sunscreen in Your Purse." Watch the performance
here.
At one point during his performance, he forgot the lyrics and remarked, "Aw, I'm screwin' it up! Hold on -- I always mess this one up." He tries to restart the line, but got mixed up again and said, "Aw, whatever. Watermelon, watermelon, watermelon."
The unreleased tune centers around the protagonist wishing for the chance to be with another guy's girlfriend because he knows he can treat her better. Bryan sings, "If you ain't gonna love her like you say you do / I wanna love her like you say you do." Watch the video
here.
The ladies kick things off with a duet version of Prince's "Let's Go Crazy." They get so crazy that at one point Queen Latifah has to hit the brakes and say, "It's about to be a Car-Crash Pool Karaoke!"
Girls Trip co-stars, Tiffany Haddish and Regina Hall, who join them halfway through the ride. They use megaphones and t-shirt cannons to spread the word about their new film, then wrap up the segment with "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Watch the clip
here.
Her most recent stop is in Thailand and it looks like the superstar is having a fantastic time. Spears posted a video montage to social media, which features a series of trip highlights ranging from bikini cartwheels on the beach to her being freaked out about jumping off a high dive into a pool.
She soundtracked the clips with Toni Braxton's "You're Makin' Me High," and included the caption, "Having such an incredible time in Thailand!!!! Excited to perform in Bangkok this weekend." Check out the video
here.
Bassist and lyricist Pete Wentz had previously teased the track as being inspired by the classic 80's film The Neverending Story. "This one is for the kid warriors out there hunting the purple buffalo'" he wrote.
The cut is our latest listen to the band's forthcoming album M A N I A, which is set to be released on September 15. Check out the "Champions" stream
here.
He mocked Aftermath Entertainment, Atlantic Records, Def Jam Records and Epic Records, where he reimagined their label designs as "Can't Do Math Entertainment," "A Titanic Records," "Don't Join Recordings" and "Eclick" using their logos against them.
In his lengthy apology, Chance apologized to Dre for including Aftermath because of "His work with Beats, Compton Schools and artists like Kendrick, Game, Eminem, .Paak, 50, NWA and others is unmatched and how I inspire to be."
He concluded his 8-tweet apology, writing, "Once again Sorry to Dre, all the artists/producers at Aftermath and all the other folk trying to make a difference in music that I belittled." Check out the LED content and Chance's tweets
here.
The new soundtrack album features musical highlights from the show's previous three seasons, as well as new track which will be featured during season four.
"I've been a fan since the first episode," Mass Appeal Records CEO Peter Bittenbender told Forbes. "We have been fortunate to license great music to the first the seasons, so working on the soundtrack was a perfect fit and has been a real honor." Check out "Don't Stop"
here.
"My Carnival albums have always been about celebrating music culture from all parts of the world and Carnival III is no different," said Wyclef. "It's outside the box. There's genre-bending. There's new talent on there.
"Carnival III is more than just an album. It's a celebration of what I love about music: discovery, diversity, and artistry for art's sake� It's about putting music together that will outlive me and live on for generations to come that is full of emotion, vibration and fun. Get ready." Stream the new songs
here.
The video features recreated moments from some of these artists' most iconic music videos. Some of the most easily recognizable are the bobbing head and fish-eye lens shots, which pay tribute to Lamar's "Humble."
"Life is a weird and wild adventure. The past few years the three of us were on this insane ride that led up to writing 'One Of Us.' The song is a reminder that even through the changes, or whatever else you're going through, you shouldn't take all the amazing experiences life has to offer for granted," the band wrote. "We wanted the video 'One Of Us' to be just erratic and striking as our experiences were along the way. To do this, we included an homage to some of our favorite hip-hop videos from artists like Kanye, Kendrick Lamar & the Beastie Boys. Enjoy!" Watch the video
here.
"Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! It's The Jerry Springer Show as you've never seen it before, with passionate arias, soaring ballads, and giant production numbers," reads the New Group website. "While the studio audience cheers, a parade of bickering guests fight and a curse until violence breaks out and Jerry must face his trickiest guest ever."
The British musical won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical in 2003. Talks began around this time to bring it to Broadway, but nothing happened until the musical had its New York debut with a two-night performance at Carnegie Hall in 2008. Read more
here.
Over Twitter direct message, the fan asked RiRi, "How did you get over your first heartbreak? I've been struggling." A few hours later Rihanna responded with sweet words of wisdom.
The pop star wrote, "Just believe that the heartbreak was a gift in itself! Cry if you have to, but it won't be forever! You will find love again, and it will be even more beautiful! In the meantime enjoy all that YOU are!!!!" Check out the exchange
here.
Daly turned 44 this week and fellow Voice cast member Shelton celebrated the occasion with a series of goofy tweets including a photo of Carson in a crazy holiday sweater, and side-by-side with a creepy puppet.
For a final caption, Shelton wrote, "Ha!!! Just Messing around� Seriously happy birthday @CarsonDaly.. love you buddy�" Check out the posts
here.
"If I play it in a bottle service club, the owners will be like, 'What the f� is wrong with you? You're trying to tear my club up,'" he told Billboard.
"A lot of my music's been banned," he added. "I did the crunk movement, and it's the same feeling now as the crunk era--that got people too crazy, too f�� wild, fighting and all kinds of s�. My whole career has been: I make music for the club to go crazy."
The rapper said his goal is to shake listeners from their comfortable, laid-back listening habits. Read more
here.
The rapper and the football player have reportedly been friends for a while, as the rapper was a special guest on the football player's legendary party cruise last year.
Images show the two partying, boozing and dancing, while notorious partier, Gronk, felt the need to take off his shirt. There is no word yet on whether or not he found it after the party stopped. Read more
here.
The Detroit rapper avoided the red carpet, preferring to slip in and take a seat the Paramount Theatre behind his longtime collaborator Dre. Other premiere attendees included Kendrick Lamar, Trent Reznor, Puff Daddy, Pharrell Williams and Jared Leto.
After the show, Eminem took a photo with Dre and Lamar, posting it with the caption, "Just a couple of guys from Compton and one from Detroit. With a beard." Check out the post and The Defiant Ones trailer
here.
"JAY HALL OF FAME. NIPSEY MORE BLACK BUSINESS MOVES. LIL MEECH NAILED HIS PAC DEBUT. 2CHAINZ SNAPPIN THE WHOLE ALBUM. RAP RUN IT 4EVER!" he wrote.
Lamar shouted out JAY-Z for becoming the first rapper inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame as well as Nipsey Hussle who recently opened his own clothing store in Los Angeles last weekend. Read more
here.
The record will arrive sometime in August. The release will mark the her first full-length album since 2008's Consider This. Ell released an EP this past March, titled Worth The Wait.
On the show, Ell gave her fans a taste of a new song "Champagne," which will appear on the forthcoming album. This record will follow the singer's 2017 EP Worth the Wait. Read more
here.
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