Mainstream Press

Here's the latest entertainment headlines and commentary from around the country.

 'Soul Train' Flash Mob Hits Times Square to Honor Don Cornelius

Fans of "Soul Train" boogied down Broadway wearing afro wigs and bell bottoms on Saturday while others recounted their favorite episodes at a Harlem meeting hall in tribute to the show's late creator, Don Cornelius.

A look at Her Madgesty's most-played songs, Carly Rae Jepsen's new No. 1 and more reader-voted songs that should've been singles.

French electronic duo Air return with new soundtrack album, "La Voyage Dans la Lune."

With two empty seats to fill at the “X Factor” judges table, we thought we would help Simon Cowell by providing a few suggestions about who should fill those seats.

The rapper's camp claims Ericka Lee "did not ask for any compensation" for her contributions to the viral hit.

Del Rey's debut, "Born to Die," should land at No. 2.

According to the UK's Daily Star, Lambert and the band will return to the site of their final concert with Freddie Mercury.

The colorful video includes cheerleaders, a barbershop quartet and even Wayne Newton.

The hip-hop star is back in the top 10.

Check out four virals that deserve extra playtime starring 2 Chainz, Bow Wow, Esperanza Spalding, and Brianna Perry.

In Coldplay's clip for third "Mylo Xyloto" single "Charlie Brown," Chris Martin and the boys lead a black light rave comprised of mischievous teens covered in neon paint.

Beyonce continues to tally hits on R&B/Hip-Hop Songs from her album "4," even if pop audiences don't seem to be equally enthralled.

From helping deliver Toni Basil's signature pop chant to conveying My Chemical Romance's subversive vision, check out the usage of cheerleaders in these five classic music clips.

M.I.A. takes "The Fast and the Furious" to Ouarzazate, Morocco in her new video for "Bad Girls," which features Arabic street racers, ghost riders and women in patterned, blinged-out burkas touting semi-automatics.

Steven Tyler says he meant to sing the national anthem like that.

 Keith Urban Makes Return From Vocal Surgery

The country star returned to the stage during The Grand Ole Opry on Friday night, hitting a few high notes in his first public appearance since vocal surgery late last year.

A lawyer says the mother of the actress Phil Spector was convicted of killing has settled her wrongful death suit against the legendary music producer.

The 23rd annual Pollstar Concert Industry Awards took place Friday night at Club Nokia in Los Angeles. Winners after the jump.

Traveling America with a full band, Todd Snider pumps 25 new dates into his already fat schedule.

Singer/songwriter Iron & Wine tops a lineup featuring Amos Lee, Railroad Earth and JJ Grey & Mofro.

Original Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward posted a message to his website Thursday saying he couldn’t go along with the band’s reunion tour and album unless he received a “signable contract.” The band has now answered him and the news isn’t pretty.

Steven Tyler says he meant to sing the national anthem like that.

Las Vegas honors Mötley Crüe; Ziggy Marley gets his own show on SiriusXM and a record label launches a search for the person capable of singing a note that has yet to be sung.

The former Soul Coughing frontman lines up more cities for his “Book Of Drugs” tour featuring music, a reading from his book and taking questions from fans.

After spending three months touring Europe, Sweet Baby James returns to North America beginning in June.