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Over the past few years, "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets" has turned into one of the most popular segments of Jimmy Kimmel Live, and there are numerous different editions of famous people reading what awful people write about them online. The latest edition, dedicated to the 2016 Grammy Awards and therefore only involving musicians, gets some hilarious reactions! Read More »
As if we all needed one more reason to dislike The Killers (though Brandon Flowers' honesty kind of makes me like him more? Weird), lead singer Flowers admitted in a track-by-track breakdown of their upcoming greatest hits album Direct Hits that the Vegas band stole the bassline for "All These Things That I've Done" from glam-pop godfather David Bowie. Read More »
The Killers' lead singer Brandon Flowers just can't stop making music. According to a new interview with "NME," after the "Mr. Brightside" band finishes up their tour in support of their latest album "Battle Born" this year, he will go home to Las Vegas and begin the process of writing and recording his second solo record. Read More »
M83 mastermind Anthony Gonzalez produced The Killer's newest track, "Shot at the Night," for the bands upcoming greatest hits compilation, Direct Hits. Today we are treated to a music video for this song, featuring a love story between a cleaner (Belle Heathcote of Dark Shadows) and a rich playboy (Max Minghella of The Social Network). Read More »
Rock band The Killers have announced a best-of compilation album after much speculation from fans today (Sept. 16). According to NME, “Direct Hits” will be released in the UK and Europe on Nov. 11. It’ll hit America the following day on Nov. 12. Read More »
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Check out The Killers' new video for "Runaways," off of their upcoming album Battle Born (out September 17). Read More »
The alternative rock band the Killers ended their short American tour of four July shows Monday night amongst a crowd of amped up fans at Webster Hall in New York. Read More »
