Evil Eye Gypsy

Seriously, this trailer is completely not safe for work. Maybe also home.
By Alex Zalben

The always entertaining and controversial rocker Courtney Love will release her autobiography Courtney Love: My Story on December 15. The tome will address her relationships with Billy Corgan, Trent Reznor and Edward Norton, as well as her most famous relationship of all -- the one she shared with

blink-182 will take the stage in L.A. for five shows, two at the Hollywood Palladium November 6 and 7 AND three more gigs at the historic Wiltern from November 11-13 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of their 2003 self-titled album. Yes, the band will play the album in full. But that's not all.

Katy Perry is a sassy babe in her latest promo commercial for her new Killer Queen fragrance. Check HER out below. She is the queen of the throne. Lookout! You better M-O-V-E. Do you wear any celebs scents? If so, which? —Katie Sheehan11.01.13

The Detroit Rap God talks about going back to his roots for The Marshall Mathers LP 2.
By Rob Markman

Watch the web sensations bark, ruff and growl songs from some of their favorite YouTube Music Awards noms.
By Cory Midgarden

Motown lives! Motown founder Berry Gordy and singer Smokey Robinson will be honored with The Grammy Museum's first-ever Architects of Sound Award. Proceeds from the inaugural Grammy Museum benefit gala dinner and concert — to be held on Monday, November 11, 2013, at Club Nokia in Los Angeles — will

AXS TV x Led Zeppelin? Yep. Continuing its mission to bring music back to television –hi, MTV-- AXS TV will showcase the television premiere of Led Zeppelin's Celebration Day concert film. What is this film? Oh, please, let us tell you. Recorded live at London's O2 Arena on December 10, 2007, the

Katy Perry isn't that much different than us. She revealed that when her husband, comedic actor Russell Brand, told her he wanted to end their marriage, she was so depressed she laid in bed for two weeks. Who hasn't taken to their bed, lying around in their own filth, wanting to feast on nothing

Limp Bizkit blast out their heaviest salvo yet with a brutal take on Ministry classic "Thieves". Nodding back to Three Dollar Bill Y'All$, Fred Durst screams with unbridled and unmatched fury as Wes Borland's staccato riffing rages ahead at full speed. At the same time, this is Limp Bizkit 2014, and