Music
New York Customs Destroys Canadian Man's Flutes
Called the bamboo instruments "agricultural products"
Members of Pussy Riot Says They Were Released to Improve Russia's Image Before Winter Olympics
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina
Billy Joel Taking Up "Residency" at Madison Square Garden, to Play Monthly Shows As Long As There's Demand
Four previously announced shows, through April, already sold out
Bob Dylan Charged With "Public Insult and Inciting Hate" in France Over Comments on Croatians
Fuss over 2012 interview
Industry Sources Say it Will Cost Millions To Get The Rolling Stones To Perform in Adelaide
Taxpayers could be coughing up for the concert
Gunman Who Killed Band Members in NYC Had Much More Ammo
Killed three, then self, but had 100 rounds of ammo, according to police
Lady Gaga Says She Was Addicted to Marijuana For Years
Claims she smoked between 15 and 20 joints a day
Unsigned Rappers Raise Money on Kickstarter to Film Music Video in North Korea
Only found out it was a country recently, raised $10,000+ to go
MTV Censors Miley Cyrus Smoking Apparent Joint at Music Awards Show
Cyrus lit a cigarette that looked like a joint at the European Music Awards
Husband of Jailed Pussy Riot Member Says He Hasn't Been Able To Contact Her in Two Weeks
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is serving two years for hooliganism
Some Kanye West Merchandise Emblazoned With Confederate Flag, "Ain't Coming Down"
How to nurture controversy for profit 101
Meet the Vinyl Community
Welcome to a weird, wonderful world where people watch each other play old records on YouTube.
Nirvana Nominated to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in First Year of Eligibility
Join first time nominees like Peter Gabriel and repeat nominees like NWA
Washington DC Legalizes Ticket Scalping By Accident
Government doing good, but not on purpose
Jury Finds AEG Not Liable For Death of Michael Jackson
Found that Dr. Conrad Murray was not unfit or incompetent
Jailed Hunger-Striking Pussy Riot Member in Hospital
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is on the seventh day of a hunger strike
British Students Ban "Blurred Lines" From Their Own Universities
Once upon a time, students' political leaders kicked against authoritarianism; now they enforce it.
