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Miguel caused a stir at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday when he appeared to land on a female audience member's head while jumping from the stage into the crowd.
While the ill-timed leap briefly turned turned the show into a WWE wrestling event, Miguel later brought the woman backstage for an interview, and she was (fortunately) not seriously hurt.
Kid Rock was less than impressed with the performances at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, slipping a sarcastic comment into his presentation for Best Rap Album.
Shortly after Chris Brown, Selena Gomez and others performed, Rock took the stage and announced, "Let's give it up for lip-syncing under pre-recorded music!"
Ouch.
That's probably not how organizers would have preferred Rock start his remarks.
Tracy Morgan hosts the 2013 Billboard Music Awards from Las Vegas on Sunday.
And the winners are…
ICON AWARD
Prince
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Taylor Swift
MILESTONE AWARD
Justin Bieber
TOP EDM ARTIST
David Guetta
TOP MALE ARTIST
Justin Bieber
TOP ALBUM
"Red," Taylor Swift
TOP TOURING ARTIST
Madonna
TOP RAP SONG
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, "Thrift Shop"
TOP DIGITAL SONG
Carly Rae Jepsen, "Call Me Maybe"
TOP RAP ARTIST
Nicki Minaj
TOP SOCIAL ARTIST
Justin Bieber
TOP NEW ARTIST
One Direction
TOP FEMALE ARTIST
Taylor Swift
TOP DUO/GROUP
One Direction
TOP BILLBOARD 200 ARTIST
Taylor Swift
TOP BILLBOARD 100 ARTIST
Maroon 5
TOP DIGITAL SALES ARTIST
Taylor Swift
TOP RADIO SONGS ARTIST
Rihanna
TOP TOURING ARTIST
Madonna
TOP STREAMING ARTIST
Nicki Minaj
TOP POP ARTIST
One Direction
TOP R&B ARTIST
Rihanna
TOP COUNTRY ARTIST
Taylor Swift
TOP ROCK ARTIST
fun.
TOP LATIN ARTIST
Jenni Rivera
TOP DANCE ARTIST
Madonna
TOP CHRISTIAN ARTIST
tobyMac
TOP POP ALBUM
Adele "21″
TOP R&B ALBUM
Rihanna "Unapologetic"
TOP RAP ALBUM
Nicki Minaj "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded"
TOP COUNTRY ALBUM
Taylor Swift "Red"
TOP ROCK ALBUM
Mumford & Son "Babel"
TOP LATIN ALBUM
Jenni Rivera "Las Misma Gran Senora"
TOP DANCE ALBUM
Madonna "MDNA"
TOP EDM ALBUM
Skrillex "Bangarang"
TOP CHRISTIAN ALBUM
tobyMac "Eye On It"
TOP HOT 100 SONG
Gotye Featuring Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know"
TOP RADIO SONG
Gotye Featuring Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know"
TOP STREAMING SONG (Audio)
Gotye Featuring Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know"
TOP STREAMING SONG (Video)
PSY "Gangnam Style"
TOP POP SONG
Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
TOP R&B SONG
Rihanna "Diamonds"
TOP COUNTRY SONG
Taylor Swift "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
TOP ROCK SONG
Gotye Featuring Kimbra "Somebody That I Used To Know"
The star, who recently won a league title with his new club team Paris Saint-Germain, announced on Thursday that he'll retire at the end of this season.
Beckham said in a statement, "If you had told me as a young boy I would have played for and won trophies with my boyhood club Manchester United, proudly captained and played for my country over one hundred times and lined up for some of the biggest clubs in the world, I would have told you it was a fantasy."
"I'm fortunate to have realized those dreams," he added.
Beckham recently moved his family back to London after he ended his five-and-a-half year stint with the L.A. Galaxy.
Shakira's inaugural season on "The Voice" isn't over yet, but the new coach already knows she won't be returning in the fall.
"It was a hard decision for me to make, because I'm really fond of the coaches, the people in production and everybody around me," the singer tells E! News.
"And I really enjoyed 'The Voice,' but I also have a musical career and I'm also a mother now and my poor baby's so tired flying such long distances," says Shakira, adding, "He already has more miles than any pilot."
"So I think I have to give him a little break," the Latin star continues, "and we'll see what happens in the future."
Christina Aguilerais expected to return for the music competition's fifth season, but reports say Shakira could come back after that.
rumors that Jaden Smith had asked Will Smith "to be emancipated," and now the famous father and son are talking about it on "Ellen."
It all began with a story in The Sun, which claimed Jaden "decided that for his 15th birthday in July he would like the gift of FREEDOM from his parents — and to be able to live in a home of his own."
While appearing on Wednesday's show, Ellen DeGeneres asked about whether it was true that Jaden wanted to be emancipated, and he told the talk show host, "I'm not going anywhere."
He explained, "Everything at [Will's] house is free… I will be there for 20, 30 more years."
Kelly Rowland comes clean in her new single "Dirty Laundry," in which she sings about feeling jealous of Beyonce and being in an abusive relationship.
The lyrics include lines such as, "When my sister on stage/killing it like a motherf**ker/I was in a rage/feeling it like a motherf**ker" and "Went our separate ways but I was happy she was killin' it/Bittersweet she was up, I was down/No lie, I feel good for her but what do I do now?"
Rowland also sings about being abused by an ex-lover, crooning, "I was battered/He hitting the window like it was me, until it shattered/He pulled me out and said, 'Don't nobody love you but me/Not your mama, not your daddy, and especially not Bey."
Rowland's upcoming album "Talk a Good Game" hits stores on June 18.
Two singers got the boot on "The Voice" results show on Tuesday, turning the Top 12 into a Top 10.
Garrett Gardner (Team Shakira) was eliminated, along with VEDO (Team Usher).
The pair were sent home after receiving the lowest amount of viewers' votes, the first time this season that the audience had total say.
And it's worth noting that the exiting contestants were both on the show's newest coaches' teams, leaving Shakira and Usher with two singers each.
Veteran mentors Adam Levine and Blake Shelton will still have all three of their team members as the show heads into the third week of live competition next Monday.
Chris Brown revealed that his new single "They Don't Know" will feature never-before-heard music from Aaliyah, who tragically died in a plane crash in 2001.
Brown reportedly said at a BET Awards press conference on Tuesday, "I got something special for my fans. It's called 'They Don't Know,'" noting that the track will include "all new stuff [from Aaliyah] that's never been heard before."
The "Forever" singer also told reporters he filmed the song's music video in the Compton neighborhood of Los Angeles over the weekend.
Brown's upcoming album "X" debuts July 16.
Jennifer Lopez isn't ruling out walking down the aisle for the fourth time.
In a new interview with "Entertainment Tonight," the singer says she'll "probably" get married again.
"I like it," says Lopez. "I like the idea of it. I always have."
Of her romance with boyfriend Casper Smart, the former "American Idol" judge says, "It's a sweet relationship.
"It's kind," she adds. "It's healthy."
Lopez also says there's a "stigma to dating younger men."
Beyonce has canceled her Tuesday concert in Belgium in the wake of reports she may be pregnant with her second child.
Her publicist tells the Associated Press the singer is suffering from dehydration and exhaustion, and has been advised by her doctors to rest.
Beyonce's rep adds that she is "awaiting word from her doctors before making a decision" about her Wednesday show, also in Belgium.
Danity Kane is reportedly reuniting — without Diddy.
The girl group, which was formed by Diddy in 2005 on "Making the Band 3," is currently planning a reunion tour and album, according to TMZ.
Four of the five group members – Aubrey O'Day, Shannon Bex, Dawn Richard and Aundrea Fimbres — were spotted having lunch with their new manager in Los Angeles on Monday.
When the site's photographers asked if Diddy was going to be involved in their reported reunion, O'Day responded, "Who's that?"
Diddy signed the band to Bad Boy Records after "Making the Band," but dropped them in 2009.
The group is perhaps most famous for the hit single "Damaged."
Justin Bieber's concert money was stolen by thieves in Johannesburg after the superstar performed there on Sunday.
According to the police, the robbers used chisels and hammers to break into a strongroom at the FNB Stadium, where they grabbed a little more than $100,000 from Bieber's performance and from Bon Jovi, who played there the night before.
While no suspects have been named yet, it's believed the culprits dug away at the arena's thick walls for a few days before breaking through and lowering themselves with ropes into the room where the cash was stored.
The Backstreet Boys' 20th anniversary celebrations will continue with a new tour and a new album.
The boy band made the announcement on Ryan Seacrest's radio show on Monday morning.
"That's right, baby! All five of us are back together," said Nick Carter. "It's our 20th anniversary tour. We've got a brand new album coming out."
The Backstreet Boys will be joined by Jesse McCartney and DJ Pauly D for the outing, which will also be the first time all five BSB singers are touring together in nearly a decade.
The tour will kick off in Chicago on August 2 and wrap up in San Francisco on September 8.
Seth Meyers has officially been announced as the new host of "Late Night," and will replace Jimmy Fallon, who's taking over "The Tonight Show" from Jay Leno next year.
It had been rumored for some time that the "Weekend Update" anchor for "Saturday Night Live" would get the job.
The show, as expected, will stay in New York, where Lorne Michaels will produce "Late Night," as well as "The Tonight Show" and "Saturday Night Live."
"We think Seth is one of the brightest, most insightful comedy writers and performers of his generation," said NBC chairman Bob Greenblatt in a statement, adding, "His years at SNL's 'Weekend Update' desk, not to mention being head writer of the show for many seasons, helped him hone a topical brand of comedy that is perfect for the 'Late Night' franchise."
Of his new appointment, Meyers cracked, "I only have to work for Lorne for five more years before I pay him back for the time I totaled his car."
He said more seriously, "12:30 on NBC has long been incredible real estate. I hope I can do it justice."
Is Rihanna dissing Chris Brown on Twitter and Instagram in the wake of their most recent split, or is she just being Rihanna?
The singer posted a selfie on the photo-sharing app on Friday night, along with the caption, "Bad girls want a real n***aaa… Cuz real n***az just wanna phuck."
As previously reported, Brown appeared to slamRihanna on Twitter earlier on Friday, writing, "She's not mine if she's everybody else's."
He may have been responding to a photo his on-and-off girlfriend posted on Instagram which read, "If I drop all of my hoes for you and we still don't work out you owe me some hoes."
The "American Idol" Top 2 were revealed on Thursday!
After millions of votes, one contestant was SHOCKINGLY eliminated on the results show, leaving just two finalists in the running for the season 12 title.
So, who was unbelievably given the boot — and who will try to win it all?
Angie Miller was voted off in a huge upset after being the one to beat all season long.
The contestants and judges' panel were understandably extremely taken aback by the results, and Miller couldn't hold back her tears as she tried to sing her farewell song.
Now Kree Harrison and Candice Glover will go head-to-head on next week's season finale.
"The Voice" revealed the Top 12 of season 4 on Wednesday.
The top two vote-getters on each team automatically advanced to the next round, with the those in the bottom two either saved or eliminated.
Each coach had the difficult task of choosing the one to be sent home, cutting down the total remaining singers from 16 to 12.
So, who made the cut — and who didn't?
ELIMINATED
Justin Rivers (Team Blake)
Karina Iglesias (Team Shakira)
Cathia (Team Usher)
Caroline Glaser (Team Adam)
THE TOP 12
Team Blake: The Swon Brothers (saved), Holly Tucker, Danielle Bradbery
Team Shakira: Garrett Gardner (saved), Kris Thomas, Sasha Allen
Team Usher: Josiah Hawley (saved), VEDO, Michelle Chamuel
Team Adam: Sarah Simmons (saved), Amber Carrington, Judith Hill
Candice Glover earned the only standing ovation on Wednesday's "American Idol."
Closing out the Top 3 performances, the contestant blew away the judges with her powerful, moving take on "Somewhere."
"Oh my goodness. What was that?! What happened?! How do you do that?!" exclaimed Keith Urban.
He then added, "If you want to vote for Candice call the number on your screen. If you don't want to vote for Candice, call your doctor. You probably don't have a pulse."
Nicki Minajwas quick to the point with "Four words: See ya next week!"
Randy Jackson announced, "She had one of the greatest vocals in 'Idol' history. Guess what – she's got another one!"
"This is like a singing lesson…" he added. "Oh my god, I'm so proud of you."
And Mariah Carey said, "You've showed you can sing anything, any day of the a week. A-plus-mazing!"
Tom Cruise has officially signed on for Mission: Impossible 5.
The actor will star in and produce the fifth installment of the action movie franchise, Paramount Pictures announced on Tuesday.
Cruise will reprise his role as Ethan Hunt in the film, which is expected to hire a writer and director shortly.
The franchise's last movie, Mission: Impossible 4 – Ghost Protocol, was the highest grossing in the series.
What do you think about Cruise doing another Mission: Impossible movie?
Kat Dennings and Drake, sitting in a tree?
On Monday night's "Chelsea Lately," the "2 Broke Girls" star revealed she went on a date with Drake, and that he was a perfect "gentleman."
However, Dennings said her Twitter correspondence with the singer resulted in some crazy backlash from his fans.
The actress, who's now dating her co-star Nick Zano, told Chelsea Handler, "They were like, 'F**k you, Kat Dennings' and 'You can't take Drake from me. He's mine.'"
Justin Bieber is finally making his cameo on "The Simpsons" this Sunday.
Aspreviously reported, the pop superstar revealed on Twitter last year that he recorded a voice-over for the hit FOX series. And while the tweet was later deleted, Bieber's brief appearance was not cut.
Now, Entertainment Weekly has gotten its hands on the first photo of an animated Bieber on the show.
Executive producer Al Jean says The Biebs plays himself, and "tries to get into a talent show that Bart is playing piano in and they won't admit him."
The episode featuring Bieber's cameo is called "The Fabulous Faker Boy."
Will you watch Bieber on "The Simpsons" this Sunday?
Lauryn Hill, who pled guilty in 2012 to failing to pay taxes of around $1 million, was sentenced to three months in prison on Monday.
She had faced a maximum of three years behind bars — a year for each of the three counts of not paying taxes in 2005, 2006, and 2007.
The Grammy winner told the court during her sentencing, "I needed to be able to earn so I could pay my taxes, without compromising the health and welfare of my children, and I was being denied that."
She didn't, however, explain why she decided to drop out of performing or why she stopped paying taxes.
When news of Hill's tax evasion initially broke a year ago, she wrote a lengthy blog post explaining she didn't file her returns because she chose to live "underground" for the "safety" of her family.
Hill noted at the time that she faithfully paid her taxes while she was "working consistently," and "only stopped when it was necessary to withdraw from society, in order to guarantee the safety and well-being of myself and my family."
It is not clear yet where or when the former Fugees singer will report to prison.
Nick Cannon is weighing in on the ongoing drama between his wife Mariah Carey and her fellow "American Idol" judge Nicki Minaj.
As previously reported, the on-set feuding between the two divas has heated up again in recent weeks, with the stars exchanging barbs during the live shows.
"She didn't sign up for that," Cannon said during an appearance on KTLA on Monday when asked about the controversies.
The "America's Got Talent" host revealed Carey suspected there would be drama with Minaj, claiming "she tried to tell the network, like 'I don't think this is going to work. I'm afraid…'"
"She was like 'I don't need this. I'm doing this for the brand of American Idol,' which she has been a fan of," said Cannon. "'This is going to turn into one of those reality shows.' She's like, 'I didn't sign up to be on Love & Hip Hop.'"
Cannon went on to accuse the "Idol" execs of "perpetuating" the drama, and maintained that his wife "has been taking the high road."
"But it feels like even the producers and everybody else want to play into the sound bites," lamented the star.
Asked whether Carey would sign on for another season, Cannon said, "I think if they get it stable, she might re-look at it, but she doesn't want to be a part of anything that's unstable."
Demi Lovato let fans "speed up time" and access her new music before her self-titled album is released later this month.
On Monday, Lovatics, as they're known, were told to tweet the names of the new songs, and once enough tweets went out, the tracks were accessible online.
So far, fans have unlocked "Made in the USA," "Without the Love," "Neon Lights," "Two Pieces," "Nightingale," and "In Case," plus several more.
Justin Timberlake is releasing even more new music sooner than expected.
On Sunday, the singer took to Instagram to reveal that the second volume of "The 20/20 Experience" will debut on September 30.
The album was reported to be in the works back in March, with a rumored November release date.
As it turns out, listeners won't have to wait that long — no doubt music to fans' ears.
Mariah Carey and Miguel released their new single "#Beautiful" on Monday. The track from the music icon's upcoming album will have its music video premiere this week on "American Idol."
Jennifer Lopez's interview with "Entertainment Tonight" on Sunday night was scarily interrupted by what sounded like gunfire.
The singer was being interviewed on a Fort Lauderdale beach when noise that sounded like gun shots rang out.
The interview abruptly ended as security whisked Lopez away in her car.
A rep for the former "American Idol" judge says that Lopez is "fine" and wasn't in any danger.
Police later said that there was no evidence that a shooting had actually taken place, with no injuries and no witnesses reported.
Lopez had been in the beach locale filming a music video for "Live It Up" with Pitbull.
Beyonce has babies on the brain.
The singer sat down with ABC News' Amy Robach during the London leg of her world tour, opening up about expanding her family, being "protective" of her daughter Blue Ivy and how she enjoys "the simple things" in life.
Beyonce revealed, "I would like more children. I think my daughter needs some company. I definitely love being big sister [to Solange Knowles.]"
She added that everything is "completely different" ever since she became a mom, and she's so grateful that her life now has a "way bigger meaning."
"I am very protective. I just want to make sure that she can have a healthy, safe, normal life," Beyonce shared.
The "Love on Top" singer went on to say that despite her megastar status, she's still the same old Bey she always was.
The performer offers, "At the end of the day, you're the exact same person. I still like the simple things. Like, I have on my press-on nails right now."
Beyonce also talked about the backlash over her and Jay-Z's recent trip to Cuba, calling the criticism "quite shocking."
Justin Bieber and Usher are facing a reported $10 million lawsuit alleging they violated copyright on the teen singer's song "Somebody to Love."
In the lawsuit filed Thursday, performer Devin Copeland – also known as De Rico – and songwriter Mareio Overton claim they wrote "Somebody to Love" in 2008, and released it on the De Rico album "My Story II."
The pair reportedly claim they were eventually put in touch with Usher's mother (and former manager), who allegedly said the music mogul had listened to the album and wanted Copeland to possibly tour with him.
Usher later reportedly put out a demo version of "Somebody to Love" on YouTube, and Bieber went on to record it for his 2010 album, My World 2.0, and released it as a single.
A remix version, featuring both Bieber and Usher, was released on Usher's 2010 Versus EP, and Bieber's 2011′s Never Say Never: The Remixes.
In their suit, Copeland and Overton allege a number of similarities between their version and Bieber and Usher's, including the same use of chords, time signature, and chorus hook.
The two are seeking at least $10 million in damages from the two superstars for contributory infringement, vicarious infringement, and copyright infringement, according to The Wrap.
A rep for Bieber had no comment when contacted
Usher's rep has not yet responded to a request for comment.
We'll have updates.
"American Idol" had its most dramatic and emotional results show of the season thus far on Thursday.
After much suspense and the foreshadowing of many tears to come, one contestant from the Top 4 was eliminated and the Top 3 was revealed.
The results were based on the combined totals of last week's votes added to this week's.
So, how did things break down?
Amber Holcomb and Kree Harrison were surprisingly in the Bottom Two.
Ultimately, Holcomb was the one eliminated.
The 19-year-old broke down in tears towards the end of her farewell performance, and was unable to finish.
Her fellow contestants, and the judges as well, were visibly emotional, too, as host Ryan Seacrest brought Holcomb's dad on stage.
Next week, Harrison, Angie Miller, and Candice Glover will get to go on hometown visits, before competing again on Wednesday.
Nicki Minaj slammed Mariah Carey in a Twitter rant on Thursday after the "American Idol" judges went at it on last night's show.
The Twitter eruption came just hours after Wednesday's broadcast, during which Minaj and Carey got heated while arguing about the contestants, with Minaj waving a cotton swab at Carey and advising her to clean out her ears, and Carey burning Minaj for failing to collect Billboard Hot 100 hits.
But Minaj was not done.
On Thursday, the rapper unloaded on Twitter, bringing up reports that "American Idol" wanted to replace Carey with Jennifer Lopez before the season ended and retweeting followers who happily piled on Carey.
Referring to an "Idol" recap about Carey burning her, Minaj wrote, "Bwaha! Burn? Shes sad i tied her record for Hot 100 entries in only 3 years of being in the game. Yep, a black female rapper."
"What u SHOULD be doing (wit your messy a**) is asking why a woman SO successful at her age, is still so INSECURE, and bitter," continued Minaj.
She added, "All dem #1s but JLo phone ringin? Lol. I guess having a personality, being a secure woman, and giving genuine critique still trumps that."
Carey has not yet responded on Twitter — but expect sparks to fly on Thursday's live "Idol."
Chris Kelly of Kris Kross was using cocaine and heroin the night before he died, according to a police report, and authorities are investigating his death as a possible drug overdose.
the rapper was found unresponsive in his Atlanta home on Wednesday after his mother called 911.
He was pronounced dead at a local hospital a few hours later.
Law enforcement officials in Fulton County are now treating the death as a potential drug overdose after Kelly's mother Donna Kelly Pratt told them that the rapper had an "extensive history" of drug use and had taken a mixture of heroin and cocaine ("speedballs") hours before he passed out, never to awake.
A toxicology report is expected to be released shortly.
Candice Glover received a standing ovation for an "amazing" Bruno Mars cover on "American Idol" on Wednesday.
The Top 4 singer belted out "If I Was Your Man," and wowed the judges with her vocals.
"You can sing anything," Randy Jackson told Glover. "This girl right here, that's how you sing a song. Congratulations, that was amazing!"
Mariah Carey agreed, saying, "Candice knows how to take any song and has the musicality to change it to suit her. And that's what separates her from almost everyone else in the competition."
Keith Urban told Glover she had no reason to be worried about singing a song from a man's perspective, and told her, "When you sing that good Candice, that's a winning performance right there, baby."
And Nicki Minajadmitted, "That performance actually deserved a standing ovation, so excuse us, darling," prompting the panel to stand up belatedly.
"You were the first girl tonight to make the song feel like it was your own song written for you, performing for your own fans," said the rapper.
Chris Brown's new album X won't officially be released until July, but the singer is giving fans some music to hold them over.
Two days after releasing "I Can't Win," Brown has posted another track, "Give It Away."
"My birthday so ima give y'all free music that ain't on the album," he wrote on Twitter on Wednesday, adding, "Y'all probably know this one."
Brown will turn 24 on Sunday, and his upcoming birthday has made him become introspective.
"10 years ago this Lil n***a from Tappahannock Va would've never believed the goals he would accomplish!" he tweeted Tuesday. "I'm thankful and proud to grow."
Lance Bass said Jason Collins reached out to him for advice before becoming the first NBA player to come out.
On his Sirius XM radio show "Dirty Pop," the former *NSYNC singer revealed Collins has "been trying to plan this for a very long time, contemplating if he wanted to do this."
"In fact, he said he was going to call me months ago but was too scared, because he wanted to tell me," added Bass, who knows Collins through mutual pal Joanna Garcia.
Earlier today, Collins told George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America" the response to him coming out was "incredible," and that he didn't know "of any other gay players in the NBA."
Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon shut down Disneyland on Tuesday for a magical — and extravagant — vow renewal to mark their fifth wedding anniversary.
The special day also celebrated the birth of their now 2-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan.
Carey shared short videos and photos documenting the Cinderella-themed festivities on Twitter.
Rihanna confesses that her controversial "777″ tour was already brutal on its second night in a preview of her new documentary about the experience.
The tour — in which the singer played seven shows in seven countries in seven days to promote her seventh album — caused a stir with reports of chaos backstage, and complaints from journalists and special guests about conditions on the tour plane.
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