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Channeling her nerdy alter ego Kathy Beth Terry, Katy Perry has a wild party in "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" music video. Originally planning to spend the night on her bed, Kathy is corrupted by Rebecca Black when coming over to her home to confront her regarding some noise. The geeky girl is persuaded by the YouTubesensation to enjoy the home party instead. The morning after, Kathy wakes up in her own bed next to a shirtless guy but doesn't remember a thing. "There's a stranger in my bed/ There's a pounding my head/ Glitter all over the room/ Pink flamingos in the pool/ I smell like a minibar/ DJ's passed out in the yard/ Barbie's on the barbeque/ There's a hickie or a bruise/ Pictures of last night ended up online, I'm screwed," she sings. "Glee" actor Kevin McHale portrays a nerdy boy who becomes Kathy's knight in shining armor. Another "Glee" star Darren Criss also makes a cameo as another boy who is left imp...

Rihanna's controversial music video for her single "Man Down" recently became the most-viewed clip on YouTube. Knowing that she owed it to Parents Television Council for the success, RiRi tweeted her "special thank" to the watchdog group over the weekend while she's on the road.  "Man Down is the most viewed video on youtube this week! Special thx to PTC and #RihannaNavy," the "Battleship" actress wrote on Saturday, June 11. Later in the day, the songstress added another post, "RiRiLovers+RiriHaters...u all made this a success!!! And I truly thank u!"  In a series of longer tweets, she elaborated, "I bring the clip to u, and u take over from there! And I love that u love them! And I love u guys even more... there's video/movie/TV world and there's real life!" For those who understand the message behind the clip, she stated, "I'm just impressed that u kids know the difference! Keep it up to every girl/b...

Britney Spears   has re-recorded  Madonna 's classic "Burning Up", and the audio stream of the revamped tune has hit the web in full. Rumor has it, the remix is prepared for her upcoming " Femme Fatale " tour. "I'm on Fire," she shouts at the beginning of the remix before proceeding to put her own touches to the 80's song.   Britney and Madonna have developed a close bond since they infamously locked lips at the stage of   MTV   Video Music Awards eight years ago. In 2008, they were back for another collaboration when Britney appeared on Madonna's   "Sticky and Sweet" video screen .   In a recent interview, the Southern Belle did credit Madonna as the one who taught her to stay true to herself. "That seems like a simple thing to say, but she taught me through action, not just by saying it," she said. "There are so many people around you that have opinions, but you just have to listen to your instincts."   Britn...

Britney Spears   has re-recorded  Madonna 's classic "Burning Up", and the audio stream of the revamped tune has hit the web in full. Rumor has it, the remix is prepared for her upcoming " Femme Fatale " tour. "I'm on Fire," she shouts at the beginning of the remix before proceeding to put her own touches to the 80's song.   Britney and Madonna have developed a close bond since they infamously locked lips at the stage of   MTV   Video Music Awards eight years ago. In 2008, they were back for another collaboration when Britney appeared on Madonna's   "Sticky and Sweet" video screen .   In a recent interview, the Southern Belle did credit Madonna as the one who taught her to stay true to herself. "That seems like a simple thing to say, but she taught me through action, not just by saying it," she said. "There are so many people around you that have opinions, but you just have to listen to your instincts."   Britn...

Sneak   peek   to   Marsha Ambrosius ' upcoming music video which is directed by J. Erving for her latest single "Late Nights & Early Mornings" has been provided in a form of on-set pictures. The images mostly see the "Far Away" singer getting close and personal with her object of affection on the bed.   The man's face is not shown in these pictures though. He's seen nuzzling Marsha's neck in one picture, and turns his back on the camera in another. The other image either has him hidden behind Marsha or has his face blurred. Fans have to wait until the video premiere, which is next Sunday, June 13 on VEVO, to find out who shares the intimate scene with the former member of Floetry.   "Late Nights & Early Mornings" is the title track of Marsha Ambrosius' solo debut album " Late Nights, Early Mornings " which peaked at No. 2 on Billboard Hot 200 since making its way out in the U.S. on March 1.  

Sneak   peek   to   Marsha Ambrosius ' upcoming music video which is directed by J. Erving for her latest single "Late Nights & Early Mornings" has been provided in a form of on-set pictures. The images mostly see the "Far Away" singer getting close and personal with her object of affection on the bed.   The man's face is not shown in these pictures though. He's seen nuzzling Marsha's neck in one picture, and turns his back on the camera in another. The other image either has him hidden behind Marsha or has his face blurred. Fans have to wait until the video premiere, which is next Sunday, June 13 on VEVO, to find out who shares the intimate scene with the former member of Floetry.   "Late Nights & Early Mornings" is the title track of Marsha Ambrosius' solo debut album " Late Nights, Early Mornings " which peaked at No. 2 on Billboard Hot 200 since making its way out in the U.S. on March 1.  

"American Idol" graduate Adam Lambert reportedly has hooked up with "Dirrty" hitmaker Christina Aguilera in the studio to record a joint track. The rumor was first brought to attention by Tampa Bay radio station 93.3 via its Twitter page on Thursday afternoon, June 2.  "Uhhh not sure if this is out yet but a little birdie just told us that @AdamLambert has recorded a song with Christina Aguilera," read the tweet. Later, the radio station posted another message which sent Adam's fans into frenzy, "We sat in a mtng in NYC where his label played us a minute of a new song."  The title of the alleged duet song is not yet revealed. It's also not known whether the track is recorded for Adam's new album or it's made for Christina's next studio installment. Words have been swirling around that the two singers are working on their next album.  Adam previously told MTV about the work he's doing in the studio, "I think I've p...

"American Idol" graduate Adam Lambert reportedly has hooked up with "Dirrty" hitmaker Christina Aguilera in the studio to record a joint track. The rumor was first brought to attention by Tampa Bay radio station 93.3 via its Twitter page on Thursday afternoon, June 2.  "Uhhh not sure if this is out yet but a little birdie just told us that @AdamLambert has recorded a song with Christina Aguilera," read the tweet. Later, the radio station posted another message which sent Adam's fans into frenzy, "We sat in a mtng in NYC where his label played us a minute of a new song."  The title of the alleged duet song is not yet revealed. It's also not known whether the track is recorded for Adam's new album or it's made for Christina's next studio installment. Words have been swirling around that the two singers are working on their next album.  Adam previously told MTV about the work he's doing in the studio, "I think I've p...

There won't be any pink horses in Selena Gomez's upcoming "Love You Like a Love Song" music video despite on-set pictures which suggested otherwise. The Disney star, who was slammed by Pink for using the painted animal to shoot the clip two weeks ago, has decided to cut the horse scene because she "was not so comfortable with the whole concept."  According to E! News, Selena had no idea that the horse would be painted. "When Selena was presented the idea for the video, no one informed her the horses would be painted and she had assumed they would be colored in post-production [via special effects]," a production insider said. "When she showed up to the set she was very surprised to see them painted." Selena filmed the controversial scene on May 19 on the beach of Malibu in Los Angeles, CA with Oliver Seitz as her love interest. Soon after the pink horse pictures made their way out on the web, animal lover Pink blasted the teen singer, ...

There won't be any pink horses in Selena Gomez's upcoming "Love You Like a Love Song" music video despite on-set pictures which suggested otherwise. The Disney star, who was slammed by Pink for using the painted animal to shoot the clip two weeks ago, has decided to cut the horse scene because she "was not so comfortable with the whole concept."  According to E! News, Selena had no idea that the horse would be painted. "When Selena was presented the idea for the video, no one informed her the horses would be painted and she had assumed they would be colored in post-production [via special effects]," a production insider said. "When she showed up to the set she was very surprised to see them painted." Selena filmed the controversial scene on May 19 on the beach of Malibu in Los Angeles, CA with Oliver Seitz as her love interest. Soon after the pink horse pictures made their way out on the web, animal lover Pink blasted the teen singer, ...

After taking to her Twitter to respond to the controversy surrounding her music video for single "Man Down", Rihanna did an interview with BET via phone to continue defending herself. Despite the complaint, she said her fans understood the "underlying" message. "That was really important to me. This is a story for them. It's not for the critics. It's for my fans," she stated.  Talking further about the dramatic storyline, RiRi said, " 'Man Down' is a song about a girl who committed a murder that she regrets and is completely remorseful about it. In making that into a mini-movie or a video, we needed to go back to why it happened, because obviously she's not a cold-blooded killer...and we decided to hone in on a very serious matter that people are afraid to address."  Insisting she never meant to create any controversy, RiRi argued that despite the complaint, "[many] girls are empowered by this [video]." She previousl...

After taking to her Twitter to respond to the controversy surrounding her music video for single "Man Down", Rihanna did an interview with BET via phone to continue defending herself. Despite the complaint, she said her fans understood the "underlying" message. "That was really important to me. This is a story for them. It's not for the critics. It's for my fans," she stated.  Talking further about the dramatic storyline, RiRi said, " 'Man Down' is a song about a girl who committed a murder that she regrets and is completely remorseful about it. In making that into a mini-movie or a video, we needed to go back to why it happened, because obviously she's not a cold-blooded killer...and we decided to hone in on a very serious matter that people are afraid to address."  Insisting she never meant to create any controversy, RiRi argued that despite the complaint, "[many] girls are empowered by this [video]." She previousl...

Lady GaGa's "Born This Way" may have reached a million copies mark in the U.S. but it is set to sell further now that she's going to do a remix. In a bid to expand her influence, the controversial singer has teamed up with Bollywood producers to revamp her songs for South Asian fans.  "The reason I'm going to India now is because I can," GaGa told Wall Street Journal. "I didn't have the money or the resources before to travel and bring all of my things with me and reach an entire new territory of fans."  The marketing campaign for India begins with a collaboration between her and Desi Hits. The company which is based in New York will distribute the entertainment content to South Asian regions and create her brand.  "She's expanding her base," said her manager Troy Carter. "In the last album cycle we toured a lot of places in the world, but there were still some territories that we weren't able to go and spend time and...

Lady GaGa's "Born This Way" may have reached a million copies mark in the U.S. but it is set to sell further now that she's going to do a remix. In a bid to expand her influence, the controversial singer has teamed up with Bollywood producers to revamp her songs for South Asian fans.  "The reason I'm going to India now is because I can," GaGa told Wall Street Journal. "I didn't have the money or the resources before to travel and bring all of my things with me and reach an entire new territory of fans."  The marketing campaign for India begins with a collaboration between her and Desi Hits. The company which is based in New York will distribute the entertainment content to South Asian regions and create her brand.  "She's expanding her base," said her manager Troy Carter. "In the last album cycle we toured a lot of places in the world, but there were still some territories that we weren't able to go and spend time and...

In response to the complaint made by Parents Television Council due to the murder scene of her recently-premiered "Man Down" music video, Rihanna took to Twitter on June 1 to defend herself. In most of her recent tweets, she mentioned that the clip is meant to deliver positive message and not the other way around.  RiRi didn't directly mention the PTC complaint, but she repeatedly re-tweeted her fans' messages which mentioned that they were inspired by the music video. One of them read, "Your video means so much to me ! gives me confidence and hope to be carfeul and not mistake Bull**** for love." Another read, "ManDown Is Powerful!! Amazing Song, Brilliant Message."  Earlier in the day, she wrote, "Young girls/women all over the world...we are a lot of things! We're strong innocent fun flirtatious vulnerable, and sometimes our innocence can cause us to be naive! We always think it could NEVER be us, but in reality, it can happen to ANY of...

In response to the complaint made by Parents Television Council due to the murder scene of her recently-premiered "Man Down" music video, Rihanna took to Twitter on June 1 to defend herself. In most of her recent tweets, she mentioned that the clip is meant to deliver positive message and not the other way around.  RiRi didn't directly mention the PTC complaint, but she repeatedly re-tweeted her fans' messages which mentioned that they were inspired by the music video. One of them read, "Your video means so much to me ! gives me confidence and hope to be carfeul and not mistake Bull**** for love." Another read, "ManDown Is Powerful!! Amazing Song, Brilliant Message."  Earlier in the day, she wrote, "Young girls/women all over the world...we are a lot of things! We're strong innocent fun flirtatious vulnerable, and sometimes our innocence can cause us to be naive! We always think it could NEVER be us, but in reality, it can happen to ANY of...

Gaining meteoric fame in such a young age, 17-year-old Scotty McCreery has drawn comparison to another teen idol Justin Bieber who got a big break in the music industry a couple years back. Talking about the comparison in two different interviews, he said he's flattered but also a bit baffled.  In a chat with MTV recently, Scotty said it was cool to be dubbed a "Country Bieber" because the Canadian singer "is the epitome of [a] big star." Talking about their alikeness, he mentioned their young age, "I mean, Justin's a whole lot further ahead than I am ... so, I guess it's mainly because of our age. ..."  His fellow "American Idol" graduate Lauren Alaine then pointed out their boyish look as another factor which lured the girls to them. "Girls love Scotty McCreery like they love Justin Bieber," she gushed. "It's true." Scotty laughed, saying "Thank you, Lauren. I just figure it's because of our age. Me ...

Gaining meteoric fame in such a young age, 17-year-old Scotty McCreery has drawn comparison to another teen idol Justin Bieber who got a big break in the music industry a couple years back. Talking about the comparison in two different interviews, he said he's flattered but also a bit baffled.  In a chat with MTV recently, Scotty said it was cool to be dubbed a "Country Bieber" because the Canadian singer "is the epitome of [a] big star." Talking about their alikeness, he mentioned their young age, "I mean, Justin's a whole lot further ahead than I am ... so, I guess it's mainly because of our age. ..."  His fellow "American Idol" graduate Lauren Alaine then pointed out their boyish look as another factor which lured the girls to them. "Girls love Scotty McCreery like they love Justin Bieber," she gushed. "It's true." Scotty laughed, saying "Thank you, Lauren. I just figure it's because of our age. Me ...

The official sales number of Lady GaGa's new album "Born This Way" is in, and it's revealed that the May 23 studio release has sold around 1,108,000 copies in its opening week. The huge number actually has been predicted by music experts when they heard that the CD was sold only for 0.99 cents on Amazon last week.  With such a big number, the Mother Monster has broken record as an artist with the highest sales week since 50 Cent sold 1,141,000 copies of his album "The Massacre" in 2005. The SoundScan-era record week, however, is still firmly held by NSYNC's 2000 "No Strings Attached" (2,416,000).  GaGa joins four other solo female acts to ever sell more than a million albums in just a week. The other four record holders are Taylor Swift's 2010 "Speak Now" (1,047,000), Britney Spears' 2000 "Oops!...I Did It Again" (1,310,000), Whitney Houston's 1992 "The Bodyguard" soundtrack (1,061,000), and Norah Jones...

The official sales number of Lady GaGa's new album "Born This Way" is in, and it's revealed that the May 23 studio release has sold around 1,108,000 copies in its opening week. The huge number actually has been predicted by music experts when they heard that the CD was sold only for 0.99 cents on Amazon last week.  With such a big number, the Mother Monster has broken record as an artist with the highest sales week since 50 Cent sold 1,141,000 copies of his album "The Massacre" in 2005. The SoundScan-era record week, however, is still firmly held by NSYNC's 2000 "No Strings Attached" (2,416,000).  GaGa joins four other solo female acts to ever sell more than a million albums in just a week. The other four record holders are Taylor Swift's 2010 "Speak Now" (1,047,000), Britney Spears' 2000 "Oops!...I Did It Again" (1,310,000), Whitney Houston's 1992 "The Bodyguard" soundtrack (1,061,000), and Norah Jones...