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Miami producers Infamous and Drew Correa, the duo behind Lil Wayne’s “Mr. Carter” and Weezy’s new rocker “Prom Queen,” have revealed some details about Weezy’s new rock album Rebirth, due in store April 7th. “There were rumors Wayne was working on a rock album, but I assumed it was just 808 drums with ...

Scarlett Johansson the budding rocker is back with a new cover, this time taking on Jeff Buckley for the He’s Just Not That Into You soundtrack. Surprisingly, despite Johansson’s desire to cover Leonard Cohen after last year’s Tom Waits-inspired Anywhere I Lay My Head, the actress opted not to rerecord the Buckley-via-Cohen hit “Hallelujah,” ...

The singer's Super Bowl performance will be a teaser for his upcoming world tour. It officially kicks off in San Jose, Calif., on April 1.

It sounds like the opening line to a bad joke. And this case was a bad joke -- for the Pentagon.

Mariah Carey can finally put Glitter behind her. Push: Based on the Novel by Sapphire, starring Mariah, Paula Patton (wife of R&B singer Robin Thicke), newcomer Gabourey Sidibe and Mo'nique, took home the top prize for U.S. dramas at the annual Sundance Film Festival last night in Park City, Utah.

There is a video clip in Guitar Hero: Metallica of Lars Ulrich performing on a silent drum set while covered in motion-capture equipment. He’s playing a song Metallica haven’t played in more than a decade, and he can’t get the timing right. After a handful of takes, he finally makes it through, and collapses in [...]

Last week we reported that Joaquin Phoenix was making his move from actor to rapper official with a performance at a Las Vegas club. Well, as we can all see in the video above, the performance was nothing short of a train wreck as Phoenix struggled to even string together sentences in his official debut ...

This is Boy George in his tiny prison cell at the start of his 15-month sentence.

Rapper-turned-actor 50 Cent announces his plans for a new production company at the Sundance Film Festival.

Cocaine's a helluva drug. Do me a favor and pretend you're Whitney Houston for a moment. Imagine you're one of the most successful performers of all time, that you own arguably the most powerful voice ever to grace the Earth and that you once were cradled by Kevin Costner. Life is good. Now do 20 years of coke.