Taylor Swift is back on the road doing what she does best: performing for her fans! The singer's Red Tour launched Wednesday night in Omaha, Nebraska, and she put on quite a show for her adoring Swifties.
Justin Bieber canceled his second show in Portugal, and it had nothing to do with health problems or paparazzi beatdowns.
Instead, it could be for a reason with which he's entirely unfamiliar: a simple lack of interest.
March 11, 2013 The little boy who showed off his dance moves just like PSY in "Gangnam Style" is hoping to go viral. His real name is Hwang Min-woo, he is 7 years old and has been nicknamed "Little PSY". He will be releasing an electro pop song next week through iTunes. Little PSY says he wants to gain global fame like his "big brother," PSY, although we do not know if they are related.
Justin Bieber performed at London's O2 Arena, and his fate tonight was far worse than being booed for tardiness -- the 'Beauty and a Beat' singer was hospitalized immediately following the concert.
Bieber reportedly felt lightheaded and queasy throughout the show, and with four songs left, he stumbled backstage and collapsed.
Recently, the Boy Scouts of America organization has been getting more and more flak for its decision to ban openly gay members -- and now you can add ‘Call Me Maybe’ singer Carly Rae Jepsen to the unhappy masses.
She's expressed her displeasure quite publicly by canceling her appearance at a BSA concert.
February 28, 2013 Boz Scaggs, the artist best known for jamming with Steve Miller and crafting one of the most iconic albums of the late 1970s in Silk Degrees, is releasing new music in March. The collection, called Memphis, will be available starting March 5.
February 27, 2013 Dad-to-be Michael Buble has plenty happening in his life. He has a new album coming out this spring, a new baby (his first) on the way and he's getting used to his wife Luisana's crazy pregnancy cravings too.
Across the pond in the U.K., plenty of pop stars were enjoying themselves at the 2013 BRIT Awards.
Country-pop crossover cutie Taylor Swift is being sued over a botched Canadian show, known as "Capital Hoedown," even though the fact that the show never took place is not her fault. The promoters simply want the $2.5 million advance they paid the singer to be returned.
We've always liked to imagine that when Taylor Swift needs to send someone a message, ponies are somehow involved -- or, at the very least, scented, glitter-festooned stationery. Sadly, the truth is far more mundane.
To further make it impossible to discern himself from Captain Jack Sparrow, Johnny Depp is releasing an album of pirate songs.
