The legendary bass player and his group The Light will embark on a North American tour this September, playing the classic early New Order albums 1981’s “Movement” and 1983’s “Power, Corruption And Lies” in full -- and in sequential order.
The Parent Television Council is calling upon the cable industry to unbundle its channels, saying customers should not have to pay for "disgusting, vile content."
Burt Bacharach knew writing a memoir would be emotional - not because of his never-heard backstage tales or his tumultuous marriages. He knew that being honest would force him to come to terms with the death of his daughter.
Blake Shelton and NBC have begun to organize a benefit concert for the victims of the Oklahoma tornado that have left thousands homeless, killed at least 24 people and decimated the city of Moore.
Zach Sobiech, the aspiring young artist who recorded “Clouds,” an inspirational song which dealt with his battle against a rare and terminal form of cancer, has succumbed to his illness.
Nick Jonas will be the co-host of Donald Trump's Miss USA pageant, the Associated Press reports. Jonas joins E! News personality Giuliana Rancic as the team of hosts for the pageant, which will be held June 16.
AEG Live LLC did not conduct any background checks or supervise the doctor who was later convicted of killing Michael Jackson, a corporate attorney testified Tuesday in a lawsuit claiming the concert promoter was negligent in hiring the physician.
Longtime Uriah Heep bassist Trevor Bolder, who in the early 1970s backed David Bowie on a string of iconic glam rock albums, beginning with "Hunky Dory," died on Tuesday after a battle with cancer. He was 62.
The Rolling Stones played its "last gig in California" last night, said frontman Mick Jagger to the crowd at Los Angeles' Staples Center. He quickly added: "For a while anyway."
The "X Factor" season 2 alums have finished working on their debut album, which is due this summer on Syco/Columbia Records. They also confirmed a slot on Selena Gomez's upcoming tour.
Transplants are set to release their third studio album, "In A Warzone" – a record which Travis Barker refers to as "harder" than previous releases of the punk rock project.
