Van Morrison, Eric Clapton Team For New Song That Looks To Help Struggling Musicians

Eminem is a busy man lately — but he’s also getting his affairs in order, too, which is nice to see.

Eminem gave Rihanna a shout-out on his latest album, Music to Be Murdered By — Side B, after leaked lyrics made headlines in late 2019.The 48-year-old rapper surprised fans on Friday, December 18, with the release of a new companion record to January’s Music to Be Murdered By.

G Herbo has addressed the recent federal fraud charges that have been brought against him on a new song – watch the video for ‘Statement’ below.Last week, Herbo pleaded not guilty to using stolen credit cards to fund millions of dollars worth of luxury services, including designer puppies and vacation rentals.The Chicago rapper, real name Herbert Wright III, appeared before a Massachusetts federal judge via video link, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of identity theft and conspiracy to

The end of the year gets most people in a reflective mood, and Your Old Droog is no different. The New York City rapper has had a strong 365 days thanks to the release of his album Dump YOD: Krutoy Edition, but goes back even further on “Please Listen To My Jew Tape,” released as Droog continues his celebration of Chanukah.

was “The Rachel." Selena Gomez sported a “Rachel” cut earlier this year (pre-quarantine, if you can imagine), and her hairstylist, Marissa Marino, revealed the details on Instagram. “Selena on today! It’s a great interview so be sure to watch! ✨ hair inspo was ‘The Rachel’ meets Goldie Hawn in First Wives Club,” Marino posted in early March. I'm dying to know Jennifer Aniston's thoughts on this hairstyle coming back.

It’s a ’90s kid’s dream come true!

Another day, another candidate for New York City mayor. If only quantity could substitute for quality.

Singer-songwriter Jewel took the alternative music world by storm in 1995, when her debut album Pieces of You spawned hit singles like “You Were Meant For Me” and “Who Will Save Your Soul.” Now she’s 46-years-old and in a new interview, showed that she hasn’t aged a day in the 25 years since the album dropped. The singer spoke to Channel Nine Australia’s Today show remotely from her home in Alaska on Dec.

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24kGoldn has released a new song!

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefDid Van Morrison and Eric Clapton not get the memo that there is a global health catastrophe that has so far claimed nearly 1.5 million lives worldwide? Do they not know that this pandemic is far from over?In what world are these two living?The fact that they would decide to collaborate on a song slamming COVID-19 lockdowns, discouraging people from taking extreme precautions and wearing masks to protect themselves and others, is beyond unconscionable.With

coronavirus pandemic.The two-wheeled protests came to London last month, with cyclists riding through the streets of the capital to raise awareness of musicians unable to receive financial support from the government during the pandemic.A new protest will come to London on Wednesday (December 2), starting at 7pm GMT at Speakers Corner in Hyde Park and riding to Parliament Square.A second protest will take place the following day in Bristol, beginning on Clifton Down, also at 7pm.

Demi Lovato‘s ex-fiancé, Max Ehrich, was spotted getting flirty with singer Mariah Angeliq two months after their split.The Young and the Restless alum, 29, stepped out for a walk with Angeliq, 21, at the South Pointe Park Pier in Miami on Friday, November 27. In photos published by TMZ, Ehrich wrapped his arm around the “Taxi” singer as they took a stroll on the boardwalk.

Nile Rogers, Liam Gallagher, FKA Twigs, Florence + The Machine, Nick Cave and more have donated items to raise funds for industry employees hit hard by the coronavirus crisis.Two auctions launched yesterday (November 27): the#ILoveLive prize draw, the proceeds of which go to the Stagehand charity that provides hardship funding for live events industry workers; and a one-off auction for the Music Venue Trust.

To hear music legends Eric Clapton and Van Morrison tell it, live music may never be the same again even after we get past the coronavirus pandemic and get on with life.