We all know that Justin Bieber wants to be the next Michael Jackson. That's not news. But it's not lip service. The Biebs and his manager Scooter Braun revealed that the pop singer literally models his career after the King of Pop's, making the same decisions he did.
For a couple that is supposedly broken up, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez sure spend a lot of time together. Especially in public places, like restaurants, where the paparazzi will swarm and take photos of their "togetherness."
If you are a fledgling artist and you want your song to have a chance at being a hit, you best get Lil Wayne on board. Everything that guy touches usually turns to gold. However, it's going to cost you. If you have buckets of cash, then you can likely hire Wayne. So that's just what heiress Paris Hilton did. The wannabe pop star recruited Weezy for her new song 'Last Night.'
In a preview for this Sunday's (Nov. 25) 'Oprah's Next Chapter' interview with Justin Bieber, Oprah Winfrey says not since her 1993 interview with the late, great Michael Jackson has she done an interview like this. Wow. That's a big statement and some big company for the Biebs to be in. She compared him to Elvis Presley and the Beatles, in that he has millions of screaming fans all over the globe, but said that he is different. And why is that?
Nicki Minaj's three-part E! miniseries wasn't the most savory depiction of the rapper. It was edited to show her as a major diva, and perhaps even a B-word. She was pushy, bossy, whiny and seemed generally unpleasant to her staffers during much of the first and second episode. It was jarring to see her like that, since even though we know and love her as a diva, she always seems so cute.
Despite the fact that they did not sit next to one another at the ceremony, and that she seemed nowhere to be found, and the fact that he didn't give her a shout-out or thank her during any of his acceptance speeches, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez were seen exiting the 2012 American Music Awards holding hands. So much for being broken up... we think!
There were several pop stars and musicians who earned an F on their style report card at the 2012 American Music Awards, which took place last night (Nov. 18) in L.A. Between some problematic prints and textural pairings, there were more than a few major fashion faux pas. Here are five of the worst.
The fact that K-Pop sensation Psy, who shot to fame as a YouTube sensation, closed the 40th anniversary edition of the American Music Awards tonight (Nov. 18) with his viral smash 'Gangnam Style' was indicative of the times we live in. The AMAs may be four decades old, but they change with the times and are certainly embracing the digital age.
