Avril Lavigne performed at the Viper Room in Los Angeles last night (April 25), performing old favorites ('Complicated,' 'Girlfriend') and new tracks ('Here's to Never Growing Up'). She also debuted a brand-new, never-before-heard song called '17.' Can you guess the subject matter?
We hear a lot about how American schools continually need to battle for resources on behalf of their students, and few people would argue that we could do a better job of meeting those needs. That's where the Real Change Project comes in -- and with the help of an assortment of stars that includes Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pitbull, and Jason Mraz, they're helping make a difference.
Justin Timberlake was the couch guest and performer on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' but she didn't intro her smooth and stylish guest in a boring or traditional way.
Thanks to Auto-Tune, it's just about impossible to hear anyone singing anymore without wondering if they're actually as talented as they sound.
Ariana Grande has received some flattering vocal comparisons to Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey lately, and while it's still too soon to say she deserves them, we can't fault her willingness to prove her pipes are real.
Evian water created this new video called "Baby & Me" and it's very funny! If you need a smile for your day, click on this one!
Olympian Ryan Lochte recently went on 'Good Morning Philly' to talk (via satellite) about his upcoming reality show 'What Would Ryan Lochte Do?' -- but instead of promoting the program, he just left giggly news professionals in his wake.
'Dexter's final season is officially final. It's officially official! Yes, at long last, Showtime has definitively confirmed that the upcoming year for everyone's favorite serial killer will indeed be the last, bringing an end to the eight-year series staring Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter. To commemorate the news, Showtime has even released a full-length clip form the new season featuring a crazed Deb, so what are you waiting for? Preview 'Dexter's final season inside!
Little August doesn't want help buckling her car seat. In fact, she recommends that you "worry 'bout yourself!" We love it. It's like the polite toddler version of "why don't you mind your own business, jerk?"
Stephen Colbert, host of 'The Colbert Report,' poked fun at country singer Brad Paisley's newest song 'Accidental Racist' --in which Brad basically tries to solve racism by teaming up with LL Cool J and doing things like apologizing for that one time he wore a Confederate flag T-shirt because he loves Lynyrd Skynyrd.
To sum things up, with lyrics like "If you don't judge my gold chains / I'll forget the iron chains," it's all pretty awkward.
In response, Colbert took on the gay marriage issue in similar fashion, joining forces with the always adorable Alan Cumming for a song called 'Oopsie-Daisy Homophobe.'
Two professional salesman lose their jobs but manage to snag internships at Google despite being total luddites.
If you've never seen the movie 'This Is Spinal Tap,' then Fall Out Boy's performance of 'My Songs Know What You Did on 'Conan' last night probably made little-to-no-sense to you. The Chicago band recreated a scene from the 1984 mockumentary when the Spinal Tap bassist, played by Harry Shearer, got trapped in a theatrical pod that the band was using on stage.
