While few details have been released, NJ.com has reported that New Jersey State Police responded arrived at the home after a stabbing report at 1:18 a.m. on Saturday morning, said Sgt. Gregory Williams, a State Police spokesman.
Two men were found stabbed on the scene with serious injuries. The injured men were taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, New Jersey. Read more here.
A video clip from the evening shows how it all went down: As 5SOS started to play their single 'Hey Everybody!," Clifford took one step too many and suddenly disappeared from sight.
Thankfully, he was alright, though he warned on Twitter that he might be on crutches for a few days. He tweeted "all good geezers. On crutches for the next few days. don't look at me funny pls lolz. Thanks radio 1 for having us!" Read more here.
One Direction released a new track off that album, titled "End of the Day." The song switches tempo when it gets to the chorus, becoming an anthemic tribute to the girls who remain true to themselves. "
All I know at the end of the day, is you want what you want and you say what you say and you follow your heart even though it'll break sometimes," Harry, Louis, Niall and Liam sing.
"That hook is really simple, says Tomlinson in a videotaped message, "but it just sticks in your head." Listen to the track here.
"Hello" debuted as the first song ever to sell more than 1 million downloads in a week with 1.11 million copies sold. Produced by Greg Kurstin, "25" is the follow-up to Adele's 2011 smash "21", which has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide.
The singer will launch the album with a concert at Radio City Music Hall in New York on November 17, a BBC 1 TV special on November 20 and a performance on NBC-TV's Saturday Night Live on November 21. Watch the video for the hit song here.
Grande's 6th Top 10 on the Hot 100 also debuts on the Digital Songs chart at No. 5, the Streaming Songs chart at No. 8 and the Radio Songs list at No. 38. "Moonlight" is expected in early 2016.
The pop star recently issued a video for "Focus" directed by Hannah Lux Davis, who has overseen other videos for Grande including "Love Me Harder" and "Bang Bang." Watch it here.
Ben Lovett wrote in the post how touring the U.S. fulfills their childhood dreams. He continued on about the joys of touring, stating, "Rolling from one great city to the next, each with its own personality and uniqueness whilst remaining familiar enough at the same time.
"Waking up every morning with a conversation amongst us about who wants to visit "that" bookshop or "the" ultimate music sho [sic] or whatever the various cities had to offer." The post is accompanied by a video showing band members onstage and behind the scenes, having fun as they live their lives on the road. See the dates here.
'We're kicking off the new year really big, and I'm excited to have Cassadee Pope join me starting in January," said Young in a prepared statement. 'When I heard her sing live I knew she would be the perfect person to sing on 'Think Of You' and I was hoping too that we could hit the road together at some point once the new record releases."
Chris's new album I'm Comin' Over drops this Friday November 13th, which is also when tickets for his new tour dates will be available. See the full dates for the upcoming tour here.
"What were your thoughts when 50 Cent blamed the [Empire] season ratings dip on 'gay stuff?'" Cohen asked Fox. "First of all, you know the pot called the kettle black is all I'm saying," she replied, to which co-host Kandi Burruss responded, 'That was some tea! That was shade. That was major shade."
But Vivica wasn't done quite yet When Andy Cohen asked if she was insinuating the 'In Da Club" star could be gay, Fox simply flipped her hair. However, she then added, "He's not' We had a great time. He just seems like he's got something that's not quite clear." She also pointed to a former XXL magazine cover featuring 50 and fellow rapper Soulja Boy that made her go, 'Hmm'" Read more here.
"This is Dr. Dre, and I pulled this one out of the vault," he said over the record. "Sending this out to all the exotic dancers out there. Get your money."
The song is certainly one for strip clubs, with a chorus that echoes a Nate Dogg melody. "Get naked, she gonna do it all for a man like me/ Pop it, if she could she would make it nightly/ She likes to get naked'" Read more here.
When asked about rumors that she is recording a country song, she said, "That, I cannot answer. But what I will say is, I can't believe how we live in a time where.. like, the internet is crazy! Anyone can just say anything, and it can become reality."
When told that her relationship with Shelton had been confirmed by a spokesperson to Us Weekly, she seemed slightly taken off guard. "You know what? I never said anything! I don't know where that statement came from! Like, that's crazy! How embarrassing."
She did reference, in a veiled way, her relationship with Shelton in the interview: "It feels like I've been in this cocoon and I've been ready to bust out, for many reasons. And there's been loads of people around me who have come to help and make me feel like a new person and uplift me. There's� incredible friends who have gone through similar things at the same time. It's incredible how God works and places people to help you through tough times." Shelton and Stefani both went through very public divorces at about the same time. Read more here.
Amber Rose's former husband pulls out the auto-tune for the racy song. He lets the woman know he's in an "Any Time, Any Place" state of mind when it comes to sex, singing, "It don't really matter what you doin'. It could be the middle of the day."
Wiz Khalifa is currently in the studio working on Rolling Papers 2: The Weed Album. If this song doesn't satiate your Wiz music cravings, he appears on Ty Dolla Sign's debut album Free TC on a song called "Sittin' Pretty." Listen to the explicit track here.
The eight-song collection features two instrumentals while the rest feature RiFF RAFF's rhymes. The Houston rapper was supposed to be working on his second album Peach Panther.
However, there has been little information given about the album since summer. In lieu of promoting an album release, RiFF AFF has kept himself in the spotlight by writing a book of poetry titled Neon Poetry. Take a listen to RiFF RAFF's new EP here.
In the post the blamed her "busy" schedule writing: "Hi guys, I'm very busy at work. Your coins will be refunded and I will be back in January. NYC, I'll see u on the 19th."
The outing was scheduled following the cancellation of her tour with K. Michelle. It was set to kick off in Philadelphia on Nov. 18 and wrap in Dallas at the House of Blues on Nov. 28.
Banks will, however, still perform her hometown gig at Terminal 5 in New York City on Nov. 19. Read more here.
While DeJ raps about being ready to commit and tie the knot, Durk's auto-tuned verses are filled with reasons he loves his girlfriend. "I like the way she move, shawty my baby, she everything, she the truth ' Shawty my Beyonce," he professes.
The new song premiered on Billboard on Monday (Nov. 9), where Lil Durk declared, "'I've been working hard every day and creating the best music in my career thus far. Expect a lot more music and collaborations from me in the near future." Stream the track here.
The annual event, which honors the best in the French and worldwide music industries, also saw performances by Coldplay, Justin Bieber and Sting, among others.
The appearance marked the UK singer's second live performance of 2015 following a recent taping for the upcoming TV special "Adele At The BBC." Hosted by Graham Norton, the BBC 1 program will air on November 20 - the same day Adele's third album "25" hits stores.
Produced by Greg Kurstin, the project is the follow-up to Adele's 2011 smash, "21", which has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. "My last record was a break-up record," says Adele, "and if I had to label this one I would call it a make-up record. I'm making up with myself. Making up for lost time. Making up for everything I ever did and never did. But I haven't got time to hold on to the crumbs of my past like I used to. What's done is done.
"Turning 25 was a turning point for me, slap bang in the middle of my twenties. Teetering on the edge of being an old adolescent and a fully-fledged adult, I made the decision to go into becoming who I'm going to be forever without a removal van full of my old junk. I miss everything about my past, the good and the bad, but only because it won't come back.
"25 is about getting to know who I've become without realizing," she adds, "And I'm sorry it took so long, but you know, life happened." Watch the performance video here.
"We have had so many special nights at Gillette," Chesney says. "Every single one has been its own set of memories� and when we go back this year, I want to know we are going to have the night that tops all the ones that have come before. The people in and around Boston are amazing, and I want to live up to all the energy they give us."
Having formed the Spread the Love Fund to benefit the amputee survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing, Chesney's been rooted to the greater Boston community in ways that extend beyond the concert stage. In the stands when the Red Sox won the World Series, the high-energy performer saw the No Shoes Nation named at Gillette Stadium in 2011.
"Even before we started playing stadiums in 2005, Boston was special," Chesney says. "They really listen to the songs� They really rock hard when you put it out there� And it's a place where I can bring my friend Gretchen Rhodes out to sing a song like 'Happy On The Hey Now,' and people just get it. Those are some kind of fans, and when we get there, I know it's going to be the kind of night worth waiting all summer for."
"I named this tour Spread the Love because of how much our fans give us," explained the East Tennessean. "Music does that: gives people the power, the energy to reach out to each other, to let go of their problems, to really hang onto those moments that matter. And in a lot of ways, that idea got concrete when we created the Spread the Love Fund to give all the proceeds from the download to our song with the Wailers to the fund� the power of what music can do. It started in Boston, and we carry it around with us, everywhere we go." See the dates here.
The track comes off their new sophomore album, "We The Generation" and they will perform the song with Sheeran on NBC's The Ellen DeGeneres Show on November 16th. Single will also appear on Ed Sheeran's forthcoming "x-Wembley Edition" out November 13th.
We were sent the following details about the new video: The video, shot in sleek black and white, puts us in the center of a series of rooms, each with its own inhabitants and scenarios, each telling its own part of the story. And Rudimental is personally sharing this story with us - this is the first time the four-piece has appeared in one of its own videos. Kesi, Locksmith, Piers and Amir are joined by younger versions of themselves, a touching glimpse at how the band has grown both as individuals and as a band and the various struggles they have been through to get to where they are today. Themes key to their journey - and in turn, the music they now create - are explored; freedom, peace, struggle, frustration, brotherhood, family, love and life. Watch the video here.
The new album will be entitled "ArrangingTime," and it follows his 2010 self-titled effort. The new album reunites Yorn with R. Walt Vincent-the producer behind his RIAA gold-certified debut, musicforthemorningafter and its follow-up Day I Forgot.
"This new record represents a step forward in sonics and creativity while celebrating and honoring some of the groundwork I laid back in the early part of the century," Yorn says.
He adds, "After branching out creatively for a few projects, I felt I had come full circle and once again found myself really excited to work in my original style of creating and recording" Yorn said. Check out the song here.
The new soundtrack was produced by Timbaland, NE-YO, J.R. Rotem and Swizz Beatz and will be released as a standard 11 track version and 19 track digital deluxe edition.
The released includes songs from the first half of Season 2 and showcases cast members Jussie Smollett (Jamal Lyon) and Yazz (Hakeem Lyon), alongside Terrence Howard (Lucious Lyon) and guest stars Timbaland, Pitbull, Alicia Keys, Bre Z, V. Bozeman and Serayah. See the track details here.
That said, he feels it runs the gamut on country music: "You can listen to this record and there's a lot of different sort of styles on it. My path as an artist is right down the middle of it. You can see my influences that I had and the influences that I have now and the stuff that I listen to, the music that I listen to and you could sort of find the core of what I do along the way as well."
And that said, there's no lyrical thread running through Damn Country Music. "There's not really a theme throughout the album. I don't think you can say this song relates to this song, or this song relates to this song or anything like that. Each song sort of tells it's own story but when you look at it across sort of a landscape, it's sort of life in passing in a lot of ways." Read more here.
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