(Getty Images)On Monday, Paris Hilton fans were exposed to "Good Time," the former reality star's first official single in seven years. Hilton's signature sound hasn't changed all that much since she joined the YMCMB team — she's still singing in a baby voice, albeit over Afrojack-produced house tracks — but her list of collaborators has expanded. Behold, Lil Wayne's guest verse, which he obviously handled with extreme care:I'm f**ked upI can't tell you what's whatAll she know is suck, f**kI...Read Full Story

(Getty Images)It's been seven years since Paris Hilton left her mark on the music industry with Paris, a collection of sickly sweet pop tunes that, to this day, have never been performed live. Now Hilton is planning a grand return with the Young Money crew, and has finally unveiled a taste of what's to come via Instagram. People, this is "Good Time."Yep: Auto Tune lives on! As does Paris Hilton's baby voice.Lil Wayne has a verse on the track, which will be officially released on October 1...Read Full Story

(Getty Images)It doesn't take a genius to understand why the lyric "I'm artistic, you n**gas is autistic, retarded" is terrible. The J. Cole line, featured on the artist's "Jodeci Freestyle" with Drake, is problematic for a multitude of reasons, so it wasn't too big a surprise when fans, autism support groups, and even fellow celebrities called for an apology. What is surprising is that when J. Cole apologized, he actually seemed to mean it.In the opening paragraph of a lengthy and heartfelt...Read Full Story

Today's new music video offerings range from the surprisingly simple (David Bowie's "Valentine's Day") to the unexpectedly violent (Eureka the Butcher's "Desert Rituals). Enjoy.David Bowie, "Valentine's Day"Living legend David Bowie decided to take a break from courting controversy for once, offering his most straightforward music video in a long while with the Indrani and Markus Klinko-directed clip for "Valentine's Day," which has him singing and strumming and showing off his fancy colored...Read Full Story

A few weeks ago, Lil Wayne found himself on the tail end of some very angry tweets when TMZ posted footage of him dancing around on top of the American flag during the video shoot for his song "God Bless Amerika." Weezy, who has had some trouble with apologies in the past, eventually tweeted, "I didn't step on the flag on purpose! It's a scene in a video where the flag drops behind me and after it drop it's just there as I perform."Now the rapper has released the video that sparked the entire...Read Full Story