Oscar-Winning Composer Elmer Bernstein Dead at 82
Aug 19, 2004
Oscar-winning composer Elmer Bernstein, who wrote some of Hollywood's most memorable music, including scores for "The Magnificent Seven" and "Thoroughly Modern Millie," has died at age 82, his publicist said on

Boycott Bruce Springsteen, says US politician
Aug 18, 2004
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN's efforts to run PRESIDENT BUSH from the WHITE HOUSE has seen him incur the wrath of a conservative NEW YORK politician who has launched a BOYCOTT THE BOSS'television campaign.

LIL'KIM TOUTS INNOCENCE; STARTS CHARITY: Rapper says she's target of witch hunt.'
Aug 17, 2004
Lil Kim needs your help in finding worthy causes to support. The rapper, who awaits a Feb 28 trial on perjury charges, has announced the formation of the Lil'Kim Cares organization.

Shyne's Hot Line Cut As CD Soars
Aug 17, 2004
Rising hip-hopster Jamal "Shyne" Barrow had the proverbial cord cut on his jailhouse phone Monday after officials learned he was conducting a little music business from the pen. The soon-to-be megastar (Godfather: Buried Alive, his debut

Oprah Reports For Jury Duty
Aug 16, 2004
Authorities at the Cook County Criminal Court let the talk show host in through a special entrance this morning to avoid the crowds at the courthouse.

Thousands say goodbye to "Super Freak" singer Rick James
Aug 15, 2004
NY Grammy Award-winning Funk singer Rick James has been laid to rest in his hometown of Buffalo, where before his hit, "Super Freak," he was a choir boy from the projects with a soft spot for his mother.

Seven-Year-Old Lawsuit Catches up with Snoop Dogg
Aug 14, 2004
It hasn't been a good week for Snoop Dogg. He's in the news for the second time this week as a seven-year-old lawsuit comes back to haunt him. He first made headlines this week when he settled a lawsuit in regards to his Girls Gone Wild Doggy

Stroke Can't Stop Isley Brother
Aug 06, 2004
Ronald Isley isn't going to let a little stroke get in the way of his passion for performing. The longtime lead vocalist for the Isley Brothers suffered a stroke in London last Friday, but is recovering swiftly, according to a statement

The New Band, Los Monjes Del Templo Are Forming Like Voltron
Aug 06, 2004
Each individual is unique and bring to the table a set of years of experience from the music industry. They call themselves, “Los Monjes del Templo,� but who are they really, you may ask? Well no other than the legendaries, J King, Gadu Nunes, Tulio Laboriel and a few other yet unannounced members.

Don't Go In The Water, Again: Chris Kentis' frightening
Aug 05, 2004
As the summer heads into the home stretch, what better way to end it than seeing a film that will keep you out of the water. Toying with our most primal fears and reminding us how puny we are against the power of nature, "Open Water"