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The young singer, Justin Bieber, known for their hit "Baby" provides new look. Justin Bieber appeared on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" where he sported a new haircut which, he confessed, it was thanks to the advice of soccer star David Beckham. |
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The Canadian singer, Justin Bieber closed a full stadium to see "Titanic" with Selena Gomez no one to bother. The Stadium that closed Justin Bieber was the Staple center in Los Angeles, that he did not want the public to see "Titanic" along with Selena Gomez. According to website, Justin Bieber borrowed the idea from the film "Mr. Deeds” where Adam Sandler gives a surprise to Winona Ryder as for an identical appointment. |
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The controversial singer Lady GaGa and British singer Sting, performed together at the festival iHeartRadio, which was held in Las Vegas. In this festival, the singer Lady GaGa kiss to Sting in a live performance Sting with Lady GaGa sang "Stand By Me" and apparently, GaGa was impressed of the song and she planted a kiss to Sting, looking at it as "one of those more marvelously in the world". |
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Recently conducted a survey on VH1, where it was shown that "Last Friday Night" is considered the song of the summer. "Last Friday Night" is part of their latest album, "Teenage Dream" which was published in 2010. Katy Perry left behind Bruno Mars and Lady GaGa, because their subjects failed to match "Last Friday Night". In second place was "Rolling in the Deep" by Adele and third "Party Rock Anthem". |
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Although in recent weeks spoke of "Trouble For Me" or "Inside Out", pop singer, Britney Spears confirms that release her fourth song "Criminal". As part of its seventh album "Femme Fatale", the singer of "Hold It Against Me" confirmed that the fourth topic will be "Criminal". This confirmation was made after the show of the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, where she said "Criminal" is the theme of her fourth album, after "Hold It Against Me", "Till The World Ends" and "I Wanna Go". |
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