Heavy metal group Metallica has planned extensive security measures for its concert Friday at a Caracas baseball stadium after rioting fans sparked chaos and

Pop phenomenon Lady Gaga took her pledge never to be seen in normal clothes to a dangerous new level when her legs began to swell on a flight from London to

An Australian teen, arrested for listening to what police deem offensive rap music, is believed to be the first charged under a new law.

Madonna'a brother, Christopher Ciccone, is not giving up on his quest to take Simon Cowell's seat as a judge on Fox's hit "American Idol," the New York Post

U.S. rapper Snoop Dogg has won his four-year battle to return to the U.K., The Sun reported Friday.

It’s not uncommon once celebrities make it big for people who were once friends to come out of the woodwork, either to cash in on them or to win their own

Lil Wayne -- scheduled to start a one-year prison term on his Manhattan gun possession plea Wednesday -- now doesn't have to turn himself in until Monday,

Britney Spears' new boyfriend/agent Jason Trawick had some choice words over the weekend about his missus' music while hanging out at Paris Hilton’s TY

Hip hop superstar Lil Wayne is getting a second temporary reprieve from the jailhouse thanks to a basement fire forcing the daylong closing of Manhattan

Pop phenom Lady Gaga warned her fans to practice safe sex Monday as she launches a campaign to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS.

The identity of the man who walked into the party like he was walking on to a yacht in Carly Simon’s 1972 hit "You’re So Vain" is one of pop’s greatest

Self-proclaimed prince of darkness Ozzy Osbourne can continue with his lawsuit against a bandmate over the use of the Black Sabbath name after a Manhattan

Steven Tyler doesn’t want to miss a thing, so he’s rejoining Aerosmith for a limited string of European tour dates this summer, according to an announcement

The former civil rights leader who wowed American Idol judges with his original song "Pants on the Ground" will headline a gig at a trendy Las Vegas nightclub

Rapper Jay-Z said President Barack Obama was among his biggest fans and that he frequently played the artist's explicit tunes while exercising, it was reported