Harry Styles Reveals Solo Release Date And Details

Tyga chatted with reporters about his new music as he was leaving Avenue Nightclub in Los Angeles at around 2 a.m. on Wednesday (April 13). Shortly after he started driving his car, cops pulled him over.

Reporters asked the rapper why he was being put in the back of a police car and he responded that it was because he had paper plates on his car. Indeed, he did have paper plates on the Mercedes G Wagon he was driving. Apparently, that's not why he was taken down to the station. It seems officers suspected he was driving under the influence, as TMZ captured on film.

A statement from City Attorney's Office spokesman Frank Mateljan to Radio.com reads: "Following a complete review, the office has decided to set the matter for a City Attorney Office hearing. All parties involved will be sent a letter today setting a hearing date at the end of the month. Each of the parties will be interviewed regarding the incident and advised of the law and ways to avoid similar incidences in the future.

Twain recently announced she will soon be appearing as a mentor this month. She will show up alongside fellow musicians, Blake Shelton, Alicia Keys and Gwen Stefani, April 24.

Leonard and Harrington claim Sheeran copied "Amazing," a song they wrote that was released in 2012 by X Factor winner Matt Cardle. The songwriters accused Sheeran of 'unabashedly taking credit" and copying "Photograph" 'note-for-note" from their song "Amazing."

The new effort is described as being one of the most personal records of her iconic career and Lynn wrote or co-wrote every song on the upcoming album. Wouldn't It Be Great features brand new singles, "Ruby's Stool," "Ain't No Time To Go," "I'm Dying For Someone To Live For," along with newly recorded versions of classic hits.

The brother of Eddie Murphy passed away after a battle with cancer on Wednesday (April 13). Chappelle took the stage at Mayer's show in Columbus, Ohio, for the two to reflect on Murphy's passing and celebrate his life.

The video for "Good For It" features NAV and his friends partying in a concert venue, a strip club and other locations. Drake and Lil Uzi Vert's don't appear in the video for long.

Instead of bees and snakes, Generation Z contestants will face their youthful fears, like couch surfing at 300 feet and waterlogging their personal electronic devices.

Each episode will feature eight contestants pairing up in four teams of two -- think siblings, college rivalries, roommates, best friends, co-workers and exes -- and facing off for a $50,000 cash prize.

The lineup was already outstanding that night, featuring the likes of Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Terri Clark, Montgomery Gentry, Home Free and the Del McCoury Band, according to CMT News.

Dubbed, "Chance the Birthday," all ticket proceeds go to benefit SocialWorks, the volunteer organization he co-founded to promote arts, education and community engagement in his hometown.

Cyrus' Dead Petz phase will be looked upon as one of the weirder, more experimental projects a mainstream pop act has ever recorded. The 23-track album dropped in 2015 and broke brains all across America with its bizarre, psychedelic sound and audacious visuals.