Taylor Swift made a sly reference to her infamous MTV awards show incident with Kanye West at last night’s People’s Choice Awards. After winning Favorite Country Artist, presenter Olivia Munn (jokingly) refused to give up Swift’s trophy. Taylor said: “This always happens, God.” She was referring to Kanye coming up on stage at the 2009 Video Music Awards and interrupting Taylor from accepting her Best Female Video award.
Yesterday, we talked about Fox President Kevin Reilly saying Britney Spears “did a really good job” on the “X Factor,” and if they had it their way, they would have her back on the judging panel this fall… Wll, now there’s rumors that Britney is actually quitting the show. TMZ says Britney “loves the show but wants to focus on her music,” and is working now with Will.i.am on a new album, with the goal of going back on tour.
Destiny's Child have announced a new album. They will release Love Songs on January 29th, Beyoncé stated on her official Facebook page: "I am so proud to announce the first original Destiny's Child music in eight years." The album will feature a collection of the group's greatest romantic hits, as well as a completely new track titled 'Nuclear'.
Rosie O’Donnell and wife Michelle Rounds have welcomed a baby girl! They made the announcement it on Instagram yesterday saying: “We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our daughter Dakota”.
It was confirmed yesterday that Justin Bieber will host “Saturday Night Live” on February 9th – and will also be the musical guest.
TMZ says Charlie Sheen is covering a huge chunk of the funeral costs for the paparazzo who died while covering Justin Bieber. He gave a $12,000 check to Chris Guerra’s family. He died after being struck by a car in Los Angeles on New Year's Day while taking pictures of Justin's car. Chris will be laid to rest in a private service set for tomorrow. Turns out, Charlie is friends with a former photographer who was friends with Chris. Charlie heard that the family was trying to raise money to cover the costs. So Charlie, being Charlie, sprung into action and grabbed his checkbook. Charlie released a statement saying: "A tragic incident like this erases the line between the photographer and the subject. It's an unforgiving moment that begs us all to be human and work as one to prevent this in the future. As parents, we are all not supposed to bury our children. My deepest condolences to the families involved."
