Macbook can't load one website

I have two computers on a wireless network in my home. One Macbook and the other a Dell.
I have a DSL connection through a Westell D90-327W15-06 wireless modem/router.
Recently, the Macbook only cannot connect to www.billboard.com
The Dell can connect to this site. I have reset Safari and reinstalled Firefox on the Macbook, but still no luck. Does anyone have any ideas why this might be happening?
Thanks for any help!

I just discovered that I am able to load the site from another network in my apt building. I guess that means it has to do my my router/modem config. I never changed anything and it's always worked until now. Would anyone have any ideas?
Thanks again.

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