Quincy Jones was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Los Angeles a week following his death. The family of the revered music producer, who died at 91 at his home in Bel Air, California, told AP that the “intimate ceremony included Mr. Jones’ seven children, his brother, two sisters, and immediate family members.”
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time for supper Jason Sudeikis and Flavor Flav also cover Public Enemy’s “Bring the Noise” Saturday at all-star Kansas City concert “Weird Al” Yankovic and Will Forte performed a (surprisingly straightforward) rendition of Chappell Roan’s “Hot to Go!” Saturday at Jason Sudeikis’ annual Thundergong! benefit concert in Kansas City. While Yankovic is known to either
Dream Police The multi-instrumentalist debuts on the late night show the same year as his first album, Two Star & the Dream Police Multi-instrumentalist Mk.gee debuted on Saturday Night Live with performances of “Alesis” and his recently released single “Rockman.” The former, from the guitarist’s first studio album, Two Star & the Dream Police, also
managerial change A day after picking up six Grammy nominations comes news that the singer and State of the Art parted ways Just a day after Chappell Roan picked up six Grammy nominations, the singer has reportedly parted ways with her management team. Billboard reports that Roan has split with management group State of the
In her own words, Priscilla Presley is sharing new details over what she claims was an “abhorrent” elder abuse scheme that allegedly conned her out of more than $1 million. In a new sworn statement filed on Thursday in Los Angeles, the writer, actress, and ex-wife of Elvis Presley claims Florida-based memorabilia dealer Brigitte Kruse,
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Karol G and her fellow Colombian stars pay tribute to their homeland, Zach Bryan wants to take the high road even if he can’t find it, and Griff shares a hypnotic tune for
Late-Night TV The musician was joined for the performance by house band the Roots David Gilmour stopped by The Tonight Show to perform his recent song, “Dark and Velvet Nights.” The musician was joined by house band the Roots, as well as four backup singers, for the dynamic performance. “Dark and Velvet Nights” comes off
In just under two years, Latin Mafia have gone from indie underdogs to Mexican pop luminaries. With each single released, the trio of brothers has kept making their music feel more limitless and experimental — but nothing has crystallized their sound like their debut album Todos Los Días Todo El Día, released on October 25.
Tekashi 6ix9ine reached a deal after being arrested last week for violating conditions of his supervised release, which was part of his probation stemming from a federal racketeering and firearms case plea deal. The rapper, born Daniel Hernández, agreed to serve a month in jail for the violation, the Associated Press reported, and afterwards will
To the average music fan, Quincy Jones, who died Monday at age 91, leaves behind a legacy as one of contemporary music’s greatest record producers, a titanic figure behind some of the most important records of all time. But to many in the music industry, his legacy towers even bigger than that. Appraising Jones’ myriad
Dr. Dre is no longer required to keep his distance from the divorce therapist suing him for $10 million over alleged harassment. A California judge ruled Tuesday that Dr. Charles Sophy failed to prove that Dre, born Andre Young, poses a threat to his physical safety. The finding meant that a prior restraining order granted
#TanSuitSeason The Barbados-born pop star posted a funny Instagram Reel about wanting to use her son’s US passport to vote It’s been a long time since the online clapback queen Rihanna has used social media to respond to haters, but no better day for her to do so than Election Day. On Monday, the Barbados-born
Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her final campaign rallying call in Pennsylvania Monday evening in Philadelphia. The event was fueled by major celebrities who showed up to the event to speak and perform in support of the Democratic presidential nominee with Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, will.i.am, Fat Joe, the Roots, and Oprah taking the stage.
It’s a jam-packed Election Eve for the Harris-Walz campaign — and they’re bringing along some A-list stars. On Monday, the campaign will host concert rallies featuring Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera, Eva Longoria, Ricky Martin, and Fantasia in crucial battleground states. Harris will spend her entire day in Pennsylvania. Earlier in the day, she
Tyler, The Creator’s Chromakopia has debuted atop the Billboard 200 albums chart, the publication confirmed on Sunday, marking the rapper’s third consecutive Number One record. Tyler broke away from industry norms for Chromakopia’s rollout, electing to drop the project on a Monday morning rather than at the typical midnight Friday standard. He released it at
One security guard apparently injures leg after a handful of overeager fans rush toward the singer during the encore Morrissey’s concert in Dallas was cut short Saturday after the stage was invaded by overeager fans attempting to embrace the singer, with a security guard apparently injured during the chaos. Video from the Music Hall at
Rolling Stone‘s September cover artist makes her first musical guest spot on the late night show Chappell Roan debuted as Saturday Night Live musical guest with performances of “Pink Pony Club,” from The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, and her new track, “The Giver.” Rolling Stone‘s September cover artist, Roan recently concluded her
Robert Smith also celebrate upcoming 45th anniversary of Seventeen Seconds and deliver the hits during three-hour, release-night London gig The Cure celebrated the arrival of their long-awaited and much-acclaimed new album Songs of a Lost World on Friday with a release-night, livestreamed London concert. The three-hour concert, coming on the heels of a BBC gig
When Grammy-winning rapper Young Thug stepped up to a courtroom podium Thursday to give a non-negotiated plea in his gang and racketeering conspiracy case in Atlanta, it was a gamble that paid off. Without any safety net in the form of a signed deal with prosecutors, the artist born Jeffery Williams pleaded “no contest” to
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, The Weeknd teams up with Anitta for a club-ready single with a surreal visual, Tyler, the Creator confronts the truth on a Chromakopia stand out, and Ethel Cain shares a contemplative ballad from