The Weeknd

Word on the street is that a collaboration with the singer will make it to retail.

The Weeknd and Belly are not down with Donald Trump.

Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Kanye West and others bid farewell to L.A. Lakers great Kobe Bryant during his final game in the NBA.

The nominees for this year’s Oscars have been announced, and Antony of Antony and the Johnsons, the Weeknd and Sam Smith are all up for awards.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery as the saying goes and nothing screams that louder than watching your favorite rapper or singer cover their favorite artists' songs.

A 3.2-magnitude earthquake shook the the desert in Indio, Calif., but that was nothing compare to the roar of cheering fans when Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the the Coachella Music & Arts Festival on Saturday night (July 18).

While you're sitting around rocking bucket hats and scrolling through Nicki Minaj's wack-ass promotional Instagram posts for a shot of her ass, and loading up "cover" stories that are no different than any other interview except they make your computer feel like they're missing that N64 expansion pack, we're over here farming out #relevant #motherfucking #content...

The Weeknd premiered "King of the Fall" last night (July 20), ahead of his tour of the same name which kicks off September 19. The king gets the spoils of war, and in Abel Tesfaye's case that means he'll swoop into your town on tour and ride off with (or just plain ride) your bae, and your bae, and your bae...

The Weeknd posted new song "Often" without warning last night (June 24), and it's certainly closer in spirit to his 2011 mixtape material than it is to his more blown-out work on last year's Kiss Land. The beat bobs and weaves with pitch-shifted vocals spiraling in and out of focus, as Abel Tesfaye details what he'll do to your lady parts (though it's never as blush-worthy as his "O