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Country singer Zach Bryan is apologizing after a controversial tweet about superstar Taylor Swift.

No. 1 hit "Sunday In The South" gets a refresh as the legendary country band pairs with modern hit makers Jason Aldean, Luke ...

"Okay, that's the last of it!" But after warning fans not to "drink and tweet," Bryan followed up with another slide showing that he was listening to Swift's song "Castles Crumbling" on Spotify.

"He knew not ... to Bryan’s Instagram (which is still active), he’s been on a Kanye kick lately. The first four of his current Instagram Stories, as of press time, feature four older songs ...

However, that was not the last of it. Bryan then shared that he wasn’t ... He noted that he was going to go listen to her song “Castles Crumbling” and that he never wants people to think ...

"Was not pretty all game long but we found a way to pull it out," Adams said. "We got in here, and we just got tired. You know, I spoke up to the team, and a few other guys talked to me.

Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to the additional criminal sex act charge he was indicted on last week in New York. Last Thursday, Weinstein was indicted on the additional sex crimes ...

"Zach Bryan did nothing wrong, all he said is that he prefers Kanye over Taylor, not even trashing her." Many consider "thanK you aIMee" to be a swipe at West's ex-wife Kim Kardashian. The song ...

who have both pleaded not guilty. On Tuesday, at the beginning of his weekly City Hall press conference, Adams peremptorily and wearily announced, “We’re not going to be distracted ...

Sean “Diddy” Combs pleaded not guilty to several charges on Tuesday, September 17, one day after his New York arrest. Page Six reported on Tuesday that he entered a not guilty plea for charges ...

So what comes next for the 54-year-old music mogul? And what about the unnamed employees and associates accused of conspiring ...