The suspect, Thomas Norman, 23 years old, was charged with aggravated assault and weapons counts after stabbing two party goers. His bail is set at $120.000.
Police have not yet explained what provoked the argument that led to the double stabbing. Those victims have been treated for their wounds, however, and are expected to recover. Read more here.
The security officer said she allegedly tried to pull the fire alarm when she was being escorted out, which is when the fracas started. This video surfaces a day after Banks canceled her upcoming tour dates, citing her 'busy" schedule writing.
She wrote, "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." Check out the video of the fight here.
After releasing the new song "End of the Day" on Monday, the group quickly followed it up with another track, this time penned by 1D member Louis Tomlinson.
Titled "Love You Goodbye," the song deals with an imminent breakup and the desire to share one more night together before saying goodbye. The tune is a melancholic one, laced with strings and a piano that softly lead into a big ballad buildup. "Even though it's over you should stay tonight/ If tomorrow you won't be mine/ Won't you give it to me one last time/ Oh, baby, let me love you goodbye," 1D sings.
Listen to "Love You Goodbye" here.
Taking place at 6pm PST on November 13, the event will include a Q&A with the Biebs himself, as well as the premiere of a 45-minute dance film called Purpose: The Movement.
Special guests are slated to appear, though there's no word yet as to whom they might be. We can only speculate that some of the artists who appear on the record will make an appearances, which would be a pretty good list, including Big Sean, Travis Scott, Nas, Halsey, Skrillex and Diplo. Read more here.
As Barker plays the drums with his signature fervor, Ty Dolla Sign does his performance in a living room. Kid Ink gets his mack on with a gorgeous woman in a bedroom. Tyga chills on the staircase with a drink and IAMSU! burns stacks of cash just for the hell of it.
Things go downhill when the women start destroying the house with baseball bats. Remind you of the wild house parties you used to attend? Watch it here.
The special will air on CBS on December 6th in celebration of what would have been Sinatra's 100th birthday (Sinatra was born on December 12th in Hoboken, NJ).
The artists join an already impressive lineup including Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Adam Levine, Carrie Underwood and Usher. Read more here.
The whole thing started when Metro Boomin, who has been a key player in Future's numerous and well-received mixtapes, went on Twitter and said other rappers shouldn't follow in Future's footsteps by releasing mixtape after mixtape. That might have worked for Future, he explained, but it wouldn't necessarily work for anyone else.
The seemingly innocuous comments didn't appear to be directed towards anyone in particular, but Young Thug saw it differently. He went on Twitter and began calling Metro Boomin out for not naming names in his so-called accusation. "Put some names on that s- lil boy," he tweeted the rapper.
After firing off a few more choice tweets, Young Thug backtracked and apologized for getting so worked up. "I have nun in the world against future I listen to his music His music makes me happy and I hope he continues to bless me and others with it," he wrote. See the tweets here.
The stripped-down acoustic show at the Chicago Theatre will see all of the artists perform solo and in various combinations for our nation's heroes and their families.
Brice, who comes from a family of soldiers, tells Radio.com that he is proud to perform: "My great granddaddy was in World War I, my grandaddy was in World War II, my uncle was in Viet Nam. My cousin was in the Navy, for years and years."
He gives credit to anyone who dedicates their career to helping or protecting others, but he says that those who enlist for the military are a special breed. "I have a lot of respect for cops and EMT workers, but they're not away from their home for all that time [as soldiers are]. You have to put yourself in those people's shoes. If you don't, then you're taking them for granted."
This is far from the first time he's played for soldiers, and he says he's always humbled by the experience. "I get almost embarrassed when I play for soldiers and they say, 'Thank you for being here.' Like, all I did was play music. I didn't do anything I don't usually do! If I could play a show and support them in any way, shape or form, or if I can sign some item, I'm glad to do it." Read more here.
While their song is great, Ora got some attention for putting her own spin on two of the hottest songs of the moment Drake's "Hotline Bling" and Adele's "Hello."
The radio host, Max, asked Rita Ora and Sigma if they would participate in their game of "Instaoke," which is instant karaoke. Rita, who's been a guest on the show before, was hailed as the queen of the game. She and Sigma immediately jumped at the chance to play.
Once Max threw on "Hotline Bing," the trio of musicians began singing Drake's hit and having a great time. Ora got into it when she sang, "Ever since I left the city you�" The members of Sigma filled in the parts of the raps Ora didn't know.
When it came time to try her hand at Adele's song, instead doing a straight take, Rita decided to sing the song in another language. Rita sounded great, but no one recognized what language she was singing in, "I just made it up," said Ora. Check it out here.
To celebrate, the rap group is dropping a re-issue of the classic album with three fresh remixes. North Carolina rapper J. Cole put his own spin on the hit song "Can I Kick It?"
The album, which was remastered by Grammy winner Bob Power, also features remixes from Pharrell Williams and Cee-Lo Green. Williams reworks the magic of "Bonita Applebum" while Green puts his stamp on "Footprints."
Cole left the verse of "Can I Kick It?" alone and modified the beat. Before the song was a mash up of jazz and boom bap hip-hop. Now, the beat has a lighter feel to it. Read more here.
The clothing line for your favorite furry friend will include hoodies, sweaters, socks bandannas, hats, chew toys, bow ties and more. Stefani describes the collection as, 'Playful, modern and super kawaii."
The pet clothes range from $5-$20, and have arrived to your local retailer just in time for the holidays--assuming your dog can read a calendar. Check out the tweet here.
The 31-year-old reality star who gets candid in the memoir talking to "Extra's" Terri Seymour and updating her on how Lamar is doing since he was found unresponsive at a Las Vegas brothel, "He's definitely doing better which is awesome, every day is better, he's off of all machines that, he is alive on his own, and no machines are helping him which is great, but he still has a lot of physical and cognitive therapy to go through, so it's a long road for him. "
She went on, "It's gonna be a long long time, every day is different, some days he's really strong and some days he's weaker than the day before cause it's mentally draining I'm sure on him." As for the next steps as he recovers explained, "He will try to learn to how to walk back so that is first�When he can support himself on his own, or physically try to walk better on his own or at least with an assistance, with like a walker, then he will probably leave the hospital and do a lot of cognitive and mental strengthening." Read more here.
Speaking with the audience between songs, 50 Cent referenced the track's line "boss bitches wifin' n--," saying "That s- was hot" before going on to say Meek Mill started the beef with Drake.
50 Cent equated Meek Mill's behavior with a bully picking on someone in the school yard. Meek Mill might have poked Drake, according to 50 Cent's body language, but Drake came back with a big punch. Read more here.
The singer also joined the host for an updated version of "Ironic", as she makes the rounds to promote the newly-released 20th anniversary "Collector's Edition" of her 1995 smash, "Jagged Little Pill."
Limited to 30,000 copies worldwide, the project features a remastered copy of the original album and a disc of unreleased demos alongside a previously unreleased concert from 1995, as well as 2005's "Jagged Little Pill Acoustic."
A two-disc "Deluxe Edition" of the release is also available. Check out the TV performance here.
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