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The year may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean Luis Miguel‘s tour is.

After a month-long tour in South America, Miguel began the North American leg of the Luis Miguel 2023-24 concert tour on September 15, 2023, in Las Vegas at Dolby Live.

As he finishes off his 2023 leg this month, the “La Incondicional” singer is also preparing to welcome 2024 with more tour dates. Miguel will be performing on New Year’s Eve to ring in the new year before heading off to the Dominican Republic in mid-January.

Miguel is scheduled to stay in Latin America for the second leg of his tour until the end of March and is set to return to North America in April, where he will be performing in Seattle.

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Remaining 2023 Tour Dates:

12-02 Aguascalientes, Mexico — Estadio Victoria

12-04 San Luis Potosí, Mexico— Estadio Alfonso Lastras

12-05 León,...

There's nothing like a perfect pair!

Each year, the Grammy Awards puts together some of the most memorable moments in music with unforgettable collaborations.

Music's biggest night is the ideal place for artists both old and new to come together and make history live on stage.

Check out 10 of the most epic Grammy duets below.

1. Lady Gaga and Elton John

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If there was an award for the most theatrical GRAMMYs debut, Lady Gaga would be a definite contender. In 2010, Mother Monster took viewers through the "Fame Factory" and emerged from the ashes seated at a double-sided piano with Elton John. The two served up an unforgettable duet of Gaga’s “Speechless” and John’s “Your Song.”

2. Prince and Beyonce

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Years before Queen Bey claimed the throne, she bowed down to the one and only Prince. In 2004, Beyonce shared the stage with the Purple One for a fierce medley of “Purple Rain” and “Crazy in Love.”

3. Usher...

[Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers from “The Good Doctor” episode, “22 Steps.”]

“The Good Doctor” is a way for viewers who have never met a person with autism to get to know more about the differences in neurology and behaviors that may accompany the disorder. For the show’s central character Dr. Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore), a surgical resident with autism and savant syndrome, he hasn’t met anyone with autism either, at least not until Monday’s episode.

When a young man named Liam (Coby Bird) is wheeled in on a gurney, Shaun immediately understands why the boy is struggling with the nurses. Far from needing to be restrained, it turns out he has autism and doesn’t like to be touched. Shaun proves to be instrumental in understanding Liam’s needs and relaying them to the hospital staff. IndieWire spoke with series creator David Shore to get his take on the insightful episode.

“I just thought we’d see how...

We're gonna let you finish Kanye, but Lady Gaga has had some of the best Grammy moments of all time.

The Joanne singer is following up her electrifying Super Bowl Li halftime show performance by collaborating with Metallica this Sunday at the annual music awards show, and if her past appearances are any indication, we should expect her to go bold.

Watch: 10 Times Lady Gaga Blew Our Minds With Her Super Bowl Li Halftime Performance

In the meantime, Gaga's upcoming performance has us thinking of all the times the eccentric artist has totally stolen the show on music's biggest night.

Here now are Lady Gaga's nine best Grammy moments.

1. When she arrived in an egg...

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Gaga's red carpet game has certainly toned down a bit over the years, but it's kinda hard to outdo herself when one of her earliest Grammy fashion statements literally involved incubation. The pop star let us all know we...

Lady Gaga and Metallica will share the stage at the 59th Grammy Awards, Rolling Stone reports.

Whispers of the forthcoming collaboration on Music’s Biggest Night first began making the rounds late on Monday, when a Gaga fan account tweeted a snippet of an alleged promo clip for the show, which announced: “Lady Gaga duets with Metallica.” The clip also featured shots of previously announced performers Little Big Town and Katy Perry.

The Grammys news came one day after the “Million Reasons” singer, 30, headlined her show-stopping (not to mention, high-flying) Super Bowl halftime performance in Houston, where...

Pamela Adlon, “Better Things”

Compared to Adlon’s “Louie” character, the actress’ new role as single mom Sam is just as blunt and borderline provocative but far less intimidating. In fact, she’s kind of adorable in a painfully put-upon but unapologetic way. The semi-autobiographical story has us cringing alongside every embarrassing audition, parental freakout and unfair setback, and yet, Sam’s integrity and backhanded optimism is apparent in that she doesn’t give up, but instead copes (with vodka, but copes nonetheless). Sam is the promise of “Louie’s” Pamela fully realized.

Read More: ‘Better Things’ Trailer: Pamela Adlon Struggles To Make A Living & Raise Three Kids In FX Series Co-Created By Louis C.K.

Kristen Bell, “The Good Place”

Bell came of age playing a girl sleuth on “Veronica Mars” and then pulled a 180 by embracing a truly adult role as the ruthless but complex Jeannie on Showtime’s “House of Lies.

Katy Perry, Madonna, and Justin Timberlake are leading the tributes to superstar Prince

following his shock death on Thursday (April 21).

The Purple Rain icon passed away at his Paisley Park estate in Minnesota at the age of 57, and musicians from all genres have taken to social media to express their sadness at the unexpected loss.

Perry wrote, "And just like that... the world lost a lot of magic. Rest in peace Prince! Thanks for giving us so much...", while Kiss veteran Simmons posted, "Prince, sad to say, has passed on!!! He was a Giant. My deep condolences go out to his family, friends and fans."

"I Loved him, the world Loved him," mourned Khan, who famously covered his 1979 song I Feel for You and became a collaborator. "Now he's at peace with his Father. Rest in power, @prince, my brother."

Justin Timberlake refused to believe the news, tweeting, "Numb. Stunned.

Now that Lady Gaga is coming to American Horror Story, it's safe to say her comeback (should we call it a comeback?) is fully underway.

Seeing Lady Gaga kill it at the Oscars singing Julie Andrews' classic standards (after months of hard work and preparation), coupled with the fact that she's doing more acting, has us dreaming of Broadway being the next step in Mother Monster's career. So we started thinking of musicals she'd be great for.

Theeen we got a little carried away....

News: Lady Gaga Gushes About Her Estimated Half-Million Dollar Engagement Ring

1. The Sound of Music (obviously)

Perfect Part: Maria

Goes without saying, we all saw her show-stopping performance!

2. Guys and Dolls

Perfect Part: Adelaide

Gaga would be particularly comfortable with this role, because she actually already played Adelaide in high school!

some things never change...here's a photo of my in highschool in the school play (set that wig + did my own...

You wouldn't know it from the film's lack of marketing, but a new movie called Black or White debuted in theaters today. Despite the presence of stars Kevin Costner and Octavia Spencer, I've never seen a trailer or TV spot for the movie, which BoxOfficeMojo says is in over 1,000 theaters right now. (Apparently the film played at last year's Toronto International Film Festival and didn't receive very favorable reviews.) I don't ever plan on watching this film, but that doesn't mean that I can't come up with a tangentially-related article about it. Black or White got me thinking: what other movies share a title with a Michael Jackson song?

As far as ground rules go, there's really only one major one: the title of the movie and the song have to match exactly - if a word is possessive, I'm not making an exception. Exact matches or Gtfo. I'll embed...

Donning the cape and tights to play a big screen superhero was often seen as career suicide for actors. This idea is mined to brilliant effect in Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman, with a former comic book star looking to relaunch his career with an ambitious Broadway play.

Adding extra spice to Birdman is the casting of Michael Keaton, himself a former Batman whose post-tights career has been somewhat hit and miss. This film, however, is a stunning reminder of just how good an actor Keaton is and proof that careers don't end when on-screen superpowers fade away.

Digital Spy takes a look at 20 ex-superhero stars to see how they fared after leaving an iconic comic book role behind.

20. Billy Zane

The suave American actor looked set for big things in the '90s thanks to impressive roles in Dead Calm and Tombstone, but his time in the purple Phantom...

News of Robin Williams’ death took the world by surprise on Monday afternoon. Celebrities have taken to Twitter to express their deepest sympathies and memories of the late comedian:

http://t.co/UEtjQ1f2zS— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) August 12, 2014

I could not be more stunned by the loss of Robin Williams, mensch, great talent, acting partner, genuine soul.— Steve Martin (@SteveMartinToGo) August 11, 2014

I can't take the Robin Williams news. I've never cried over someone I've never met but I can't stop...

Yoink. That's the sound of Jacquie Lee stealing the crown on this season of The Voice. That's one possible scenario, at least.

The other? Tessanne Chin wins it all.

Rolling Stone's Complete Coverage of 'The Voice'

The only thing that's probably a lock at this point: The winner won't be Will Champlin. (Sorry, buddy.) Double-header coach Adam Levine had to pick someone to throw under the bus, and he went all in on Chin.

During the final performances leading up to the Season Five coronation, each of the...

After a months-long trial, Bradley was acquitted of the most serious charge he faced — aiding the enemy. Read on to find out how stars felt about the verdict.

After Bradley Manning, the 25-year-old Army private who sent thousands of classified U.S. military documents to WikiLeaks, was acquitted of aiding the enemy on July 30, celebrities took to Twitter to voice their mixed feelings about the verdict.

Bradley Manning Acquitted — Celebs React To WikiLeaks Trial Verdict

Although Bradley was acquitted of the most serious charge brought against him, he was convicted of six espionage counts, five theft charges, a computer fraud charge and other military infractions. His fate was decided by a judge, and many celebrities took to Twitter to voice their disapproval over the verdict.

Rosie O’Donnell tweeted, “Bradley Manning’s treatment was cruel and inhuman, Un torture chief rules http://gu.com/p/365ac/tw via @guardian This Is America?...

Lady Gaga turns 27 today. Ugh, Madonna invented that in 1985.

Just kidding. Since I had such a good time toasting Mariah Carey's extensive canon yesterday, I thought we'd take a chance on another birthday girl today. Bow down to Stefani Germanotta, a.k.a. Lady Gaga, who will no doubt kick off another spectacular year of Lgbt activism and phenomenal pop culture sorcery beginning today. I hope she's wearing only the sleekest wig, blazer, and leotard set as I write this.

Shall we rank the superstar's 27 greatest songs, kids? I apologize for what I've left off, but I'll leave "marrying the night" to you Scotus-approaching domestic types. 

27. "Boys, Boys, Boys"

Boys in cars, boys in bars! The Dr. Seuss version of boy-craziness.

26. "Christmas Tree"

Aggressive, Christmas-themed innuendo. She's the Star On Top, everyone.

25. "Speechless"

Elton John by way of Billy Joel by way of drunken teenage poetry. 

24. "Hair"

Pure madness...

Frank Ocean, of the hip-hop collective Odd Future, came out and said that his first love was a man, in a moving post to his Tumblr. Global Grind is saying that he's come out as bisexual. Rumors started spreading after a radio station noticed lyrics in his debut solo album used male pronouns, and Ocean verified it in a post of the CD liner, which is where he intended to come out. Adding a young, emerging hip-hop star to the constellation of out celebrities is a great thing, and we salute his bravery.

Cern is confirming they have a 4.9 sigma result of a new particle being discovered that strongly resembles the elusive Higgs boson, which would complete the standard model in physics. It may take the better part of the year before they're willing to confirm it is the actual Higgs boson.

The New York Times has an interesting take...

Lykke Li first materialized on the U.S. indie scene at the age of 21 -- a young Swedish girl with a crystalline, otherworldly voice -- armed with an understanding of how synth sounds could dally with tender love songs, a fine line she's careful not to overstep. After a brief bit of exposure with 2007's "Little Bit," Li officially "arrived" the next year with her debut album Youth Novels, and a career-making single, "I'm Good, I'm Gone."

Three years later, she's penned a song for the "Twilight: New Moon" soundtrack, collaborated with fellow Nordics Royksopp and released her sophomore album, Wounded Rhymes, to critical acclaim, for which she's currently on tour.

Listening to Li's HuffPost Playlist, it's clear where her own music gets its heart from -- those who cornered the market on nostalgic love songs, and are unafraid to be a little sappy. Below, you'll find Li's selection of...

Director Ron Underwood (City Slickers) is developing a new ski team comedy called Woodchucks. The film is based on a screenplay written by Len Britton (Precious Find) a former pro ski coach and Rick Parks. J. Todd Harris (Bottle Shock) of Branded Pictures Entertainment will produce along with Bradford Broyles and Britton. Branded's Marc Marcum will serve as a co-producer.

Woodchucks is a dramatic comedy that follows "a Vermont ski team as it tries to prevent a corporate resort developer from wrecking their local mountain. Principal photography is scheduled to begin at the top of next ski season on location in Vermont."

Underwood also directed Tremors, Heart and Souls, Speechless and Mighty Joe Young. He also was responsible for the craptastic The Adventures of Pluto Nash starring Eddie Murphy. Recently, he's been directing TV on series such as Heroes, Reaper and Ugly Betty.

Underwood, had this to say about the project.

City Slickers director Ron Underwood is set to direct a new ski comedy called Woodchucks.

The script was written by Len Britton (Precious Find) and Rick Parks (Ever After).

Len Britton is a former professional ski coach. He was, even more, 2009 running for U.S. Senate as a Republican and told that understood problems Vermonters face. Britton is the father of five children and I believe he is the right person to pen such a scenario. Despite his only sci-fi movie wasn’t well-liked.

On the other side, Parks’ co-written Cinderella is far a better movie so no needs to doubt him. Rick Park is a Vermonter too and is partnered with Britton in the Vermont-based media company Britton-Broyles Media.

The dramatic comedy follows a Vermont ski team as it tries to prevent a corporate resort developer from wrecking their local mountain. Principal photography is set to begin at the...

Green Celebrity News! Green celebrities tweet support for earthquake and Tsunami victims in Japan -- [Mar. 11] Have you taken a moment to share a tweet of support and positive words of encouragement for the earthquake and Tsunami victims of Japan? The following green celebrities already have -- and were given a friendly pat on the back by EW entertainment journal for doing so. EW shared the following list of verified celebrity tweets on March 11th after their staff themselves learned the news about the tragedy. They write: After the devastating 8.9-magnitude earthquake hit Japan in the early hours of the morning here in the United States, actor/director Jon Favreau was among the first celebrities to tweet a reaction. “Our prayers go out to the people of Japan,” he wrote. That was roughly nine hours ago, and since, many celebrities, some with ties to the country and Hawaii (where tsunami warnings...

After the devastating 8.9-magnitude earthquake hit Japan in the early hours of the morning here in the United States, actor/director Jon Favreau was among the first celebrities to tweet a reaction. “Our prayers go out to the people of Japan,” he wrote. That was roughly nine hours ago, and since, many celebrities, some with ties to the country and Hawaii (where tsunami warnings were issued earlier this morning), have tweeted words of support.

Carrie Ann Inaba

“Woke up ever so grateful for all that is, was and will be. Amen….Have a beautiful day everyone. You are all very special and unique.

What Thursday night’s American Idol telecast lacked in suspense, it more than made up for in terms of surprise.

Ryan Seacrest pulled a Gwyneth Paltrow and went all Country Strong on us, but not before getting lifted like a set of Jersey Shore dumbbells by male and female contestants alike. Rachel Zevita opened up a commanding lead in the Season 10 Millinery Race. A pissed-off rocker chick took home the prize for Most Endearing Contestant (I kid you not!) by candidly flipping off the Idol cameras. And Sam Cooke’s classic civil-rights anthem “A Change Is Gonna Come” underwent radical...

MTV News takes a guess at what Lady Gaga will do Sunday during her 'Born This Way' performance.

By Jocelyn Vena

Lady Gaga performs at the 2010 Grammy Awards

Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images

On Sunday, days after debuting "Born This Way," a splashy dance track about accepting who you are, Lady Gaga is set to take the stage and perform the song for the first time at the Grammys (if you don't count the time she sang part of the chorus at the VMAs back in September).

Gaga's live performances are typically gory, over-the-top spectacles. She died a bloody death onstage during the 2009 VMAs, she played with fire that same year at the American Music Awards and paid tribute to her late pal, Alexander McQueen, at the Brit Awards in 2010.

Last year at the Grammy Awards, the singer didn't miss a beat. She appeared, donning a sparkly getup by Armani...

Gaga's choreographer sends tweets suggesting that singer will take the stage at February 13 show.

By Jocelyn Vena

Lady Gaga performs at the 2010 Grammy Awards

Photo: Michael Caulfield/ Getty Images

Could Lady Gaga be performing at the Grammy Awards? Well, if Laurieann Gibson's tweets are to be believed, the answer could be yes. Gaga's choreographer may have spilled the beans about a possible performance via her Twitter account on Tuesday.

"Grammy meeting performance [extraordinaire]!!! On its way... TeamBoomkack," she wrote. She followed up the tweet with a "yes" when a fan inquired if that was a hint that the Born This Way singer would be taking the stage at the big show on February 13. She also retweeted a fan's comment expressing excitement about what Gaga and Gibson have in store for the performance.

Other than Gibson's tweets, no confirmation from Gaga or the Grammy team has been made, but the Grammy...

Unlike Britney Spears who is not yet confirmed for the Grammys, Lady GaGa is definitely going to Staples Center in Los Angeles on February 13 to perform at the awards show. The news was first brought to attention by GaGa's choreographer Laurieann Gibson.

The dancer sparked speculation about the possible performance when she wrote on Twitter, "Grammy meeting performance extrodinaire..!!!" A few hours later, one of her followers quizzed her if GaGa will perform at the show, and to this question she simply answered "yes." She might be performing her new song at the upcoming prize-giving event.

This will be GaGa's second performance at the Grammys. Last year at the show's 52nd annual celebration, she made show-stopping performance when collaborating with Elton John for a theatrical stage act. They delivered her song "Speechless" and his track "Your Song".

She won Best Dance Recording for "Poker Face", beating Black Eyed Peas'...

Lady Gaga announced via Twiitter that her new single "Born This Way" will drop on Feb. 13 while the album of the same name is due out on May 23. That Sunday in February just happens to be the date of the Grammy Awards where Lady Gaga is contending in six races, including the coveted Album of the Year prize for "The Fame Monster."  Last year, Lady Gaga won just two of her six bids -- best electronic/dance album ("The Fame") and best dance recording ("Poker Face") -- and lost in the general field for album, record and song of the year. She was denied a chance to contend for best new artist because she had received a nomination in 2009 for best dance recording ("Just Dance"). Lady Gaga opened last year's Grammys with an electrifying six-minute set that saw her sing "Poker Face" before duetting with Elton John on her hit...

'Without New York, I would not exist,' Gaga tells NYC fans Tuesday night.

By Maura Johnston

Lady gaga performs at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday

Photo: Derek Storm/ Splash News

Before her hometown headlining debut at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night (July 6), Lady Gaga tweeted a photo of herself standing in front of the New York arena's marquee. The photo had no commentary except for the tag "#madisonsquaregaga," and indeed, it seemed like she was on the verge of taking over the arena in the hours before she took the stage.

Some fans were dressed as characters from her videos — the Diet Coke curlers from the "Telephone" clip were particularly popular — while others took her glammed-up aesthetic to the hilt, with glitter, elaborate eye makeup and giant hair bows ruling the night. The fashion statements were all the more impressive given the weather in New York, where temperatures...

Epic show runs more than two hours and includes Gaga's brand-new track 'You and I.'

By James Montgomery

Lady Gaga performs in concert (file)

Photo: Ollie Millington/ Redferns

Montreal -- "I'm going to give you the best show of your life tonight. You're not going to be able to walk in the morning."

That's what Lady Gaga said Monday night (June 28), right around what could've conservatively been called "the midway point" of her marathon set, and she wasn't kidding. Because by the time she finally wrapped the two-plus hour show at the Bell Centre -- a show that was also the kickoff of the North American leg of her revamped (and seemingly unending) Monster Ball Tour -- there wasn't a calf muscle left unquivered. If it wasn't the best show her "little monsters" had ever seen, it certainly was the longest.

An over-the-top (even by her rather lofty standards) mélange of,...

It's no secret that we hold Neil Patrick Harris in the highest esteem here. He's both an inspiration and pretty much the template for how to live openly in Hollywood and still have the kind of career most actors would kill for.

It basically comes down to class, talent, and having a sense of humor - about the business, the baggage that goes along with it, and especially about yourself. Nph is remarkably self-aware, which is extraordinary considering he's spent most of his life surrounded by a facade.

Today he's celebrating his 37th birthday, and we'd like to celebrate by mentioning a few things that have endeared him to us. 37 things (in no particular order) ... plus one to grow on.

1. Unlike a lot of child stars, Nph fully embraces his early claim to fame ... sometimes brilliantly.

2. No words needed...

3. Even while navigating new-fangled technology, his humor remains wonderfully intact.

4. One...

Sting and Trudie Styler hosted the 16th annual Rainforest Foundation benefit concert to celebrate the organization’s 21st anniversary at Carnegie Hall on Thursday night. This year’s performers included Elton John, Lady Gaga, Bruce Springsteen, Debbie Harry, Mary J. Blige and Shirley Bassey.

The event – which has been the Foundation’s main fundraiser since 1989 – was dubbed as an evening of 1980s hits and stars (“Sting told me we’re doing a show of ’80s nostalgia,” said Springsteen. “I said, ’That’s easy! We’re both ‘80s nostalgia!’”). And the concert didn’t let fans down, with Sir Elton covering Madonna’s Material Girl and The Boss singing a version of Bryan Adam’s Cuts Like A Knife. Sting duetted with Lady Gaga on Stand By Me, while Gaga joined Sir Elton for Speechless/Your Song. Sting also joined Mary J. Blige for their 2003 duet Whenever I say Your Name.

The 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival is set to run June 17-27 in a brand new location. Oh, it’s still in L.A, but it’s moving across town, from Westwood — where it’s been held the past few years — all the way over to Downtown.

The main “hub” for the fest will be the new L.A. Live complex, but there will also be screenings at other locations, such as the Downtown Independent and Redcat theaters. The city is really trying to build downtown up into a major arts and culture hub, so the festival moving there fits in with that agenda. Film Independent, the organization that runs Laff, also runs the annual Independent Spirit Awards, an event that also moved downtown — from Santa Monica — this year.

On Bad Lit, I tend to like to put up festival lineups that include days and times of screenings. However, since I...

Every morning, MTV News delivers the top news stories in music, movies and pop culture hot and fresh for your reading and watching pleasure. We then bring together a trio of the biggest headlines for "Three to See," the daily digest of the top stories making noise on our site and across the Internet. This morning, stories on Bret Michaels' recovery, Lady Gaga's support for the rain forest and Perez Hilton's ongoing feud with Lily Allen lead the way.

Bret Michaels Plans Return On "The Celebrity Apprentice," Tour

Poison frontman Bret Michaels has only been out of the hospital for 10 days following a brain hemorrhage that nearly killed him, but according to People magazine, he is already on the comeback trail. Michaels apparently intends on being there for the live finale of "The Celebrity Apprentice" on May 23 and then heading out on tour on May 28.

Lady Gaga...

Gaga performed duet of 'Speechless' and 'Your Song' with John at New York show.

By Gil Kaufman

Lady Gaga and Bruce Springsteen perform in New York on Thursday

Photo: Kevin Kane/ Getty Images

In the past year Lady Gaga has risen from little-known dance act to one of today's major international superstars. But how do you know you've really arrived? It's when you get invited to perform at Sting's annual Rainforest Fund benefit show.

On Thursday night (May 13) Gaga was on-hand for the star-studded show at New York's Carnegie Hall, which also featured performances by Bruce Springsteen, Elton John, host Sting, Mary J. Blige and Blondie's Debbie Harry.

Wearing a frumpy gray old-lady wig, a white mini-hoop skirt and matching leggings that looked like they were made out of Ace bandages, Gaga sat down at the piano for what the New York Daily News described as a "sober...

All decked out in a Halloween-ready ensemble, a masked Lady GaGa was spotted leaving Carnegie Hall in New York City on Thursday night (May 13).

The "Poker Face" singer was fresh off of performing at The Almay Concert to Celebrate the Rainforest Fund's 21st Birthday, which was hosted by the brand's new ambassador, Kate Hudson.

During her set, GaGa started off by playing "Stand By Me" before being joined onstage by Sir Elton John to perform "Speechless" and "Your Song".

Following the gig, the 24-year-old singer ventured into the NYC night in her revealing ensemble to grab a late night dinner at Mr Chow.

Lady GaGa has come out with another jaw dropping outfit. Making her way into the Almay Concert to Celebrate the Rainforest Fund on May 13, GaGa was seen donning black Calvin Klein Collection dress and a very high platform shoes which only have front soles, making her looked like walking on just her toes.

At the Almay Concert to Celebrate the Rainforest Fund, which was held at Carnegie Hall in New York City, GaGa, who sported white caterpillar-themed outfit, collaborated with Sting, performing their rendition of "Stand by Me". The two artists later had Elton John joining them on stage for a piano duet of "Speechless".

Other artists who attended the event are Bette Midler, Chris Noth, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Scialfa, Sam Rockwell and Christopher Walken. Meanwhile, for the fund-raising ceremony, "Raising Helen" star Kate Hudson was dubbed the new Global Brand Ambassador for cosmetics brand Almay.

"Almay is known for its fresh,...

Washington, Feb 4 - American singer Lady Gaga, real name Stefani Germanotta, is said to be keen on buying a 300,000-pound piano designed by Canadian artist Terence Koh.

Gaga, 23, had played the instrument with Sir Elton John at the Grammy Awards on January 31, where they opened the event with a medley of her songs ‘Poker Face’, ‘Speechless’ and John’s ‘Your Song’.

“Terence’s artwork is confrontational and incorporates many elements that appeal to Gaga such as sex, punk and gay culture,” Contactmusic.

Lady GaGa has a new tattoo on her body as appreciation to all of her fans. The dance electronica singer revealed through her Twitter account that she had the words "Little Monsters", the nickname she gives her fans, etched on her arm on February 1, a day after she went home with two gramophone statuettes from the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards.

The "Poker Face" singer tweeted the picture of the new body art for fans to see on Tuesday, February 2. "look what i did last night. little monsters forever, on the arm that holds my mic. xx," the 23-year-old wrote in a message accompanying the photo. In the next tweet following, she added, "chola tattoo from shamrock, so proud."

Lady GaGa has landed Best Dance Recording and Best Electronic/Dance Album kudos at the 2010 Grammys on Sunday night, January 31. Of her win, she tweeted, "We won big tonight little monsters,I...

Lady Gaga is to splash out £300,000 on the piano she played with Sir Elton John at the Grammy Awards. The singer is desperate to buy the instrument - designed by controversial Canadian artist Terence Koh - after she and the legendary star opened the Us awards ceremony on Sunday (31.01.10), with a medley of her songs 'Poker Face', 'Speechless' and Elton's 'Your Song'. A source said: "Terence's artwork is confrontational and incorporates many elements that appeal to Gaga such as sex, punk and gay culture. The black piano with arms reaching out of it was beautiful and it's no surprise she wants it, especially after giving one of the performances of her career." Earlier this week, Gaga described her...

This year's Grammys featured an abundance of amazing performances from formidable women, and I can't wait to watch it again with my son. But wait! How do I explain the lack of ... pants?

Momlogic's Vivian: The Grammy Awards reclaimed their place on my interest list this year, mostly due to an array of formidable performances by richly talented women.

Lady Gaga flexed her vocal chops with Sir Elton John, which was utterly amazing because you got to see firsthand just how skilled a performer she is, and how much of an influence he's had on her music. Their poetic medley combining "Speechless" and "Your Song" was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the evening.

Then Beyonce Werqued her Sasha-Fierceness all over that ginormous stage, yanking at her figurative junk while belting out her impassioned bad-boy lament, "If I Were a Boy," which segued into a PG version of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know.

Lady GaGa has revealed that she cried before collaborating with Sir Elton John at the Grammy Awards. The 'Poker Face' singer, who performed a piano duet with Sir Elton comprising her track 'Speechless' and his hit 'Your Song', admitted that she was overwhelmed by the experience. "I'm just so happy, I can't say enough and Elton was so amazing and the performance was really truly (more)...

Performances from Lady Gaga and Elton John, Pink, the Black Eyed Peas and others steal the show.

By James Montgomery

Beyoncé at the 2010 Grammy Awards

Photo: Jeff Kravitz/ FilmMagic

There were plenty of over-the-top moments during Sunday night's (January 31) 52nd annual Grammy Awards, but none of them could outshine Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.

Yes, the dynamic duo — who were nominated for a combined 16 Grammy Awards — took home 10 of them, with Beyoncé winning six, including Song of the Year, and Swift snagging four, including the night's biggest trophy, Album of the Year.

"I hope that you know how much this means to me ... that we get to take this back to Nashville!" Swift squealed while accepting the Album of the Year award. "Our families are freaking out in their living rooms! My dad and my little brother are losing their minds in our living room right now!"

Swift's three other Grammys came in the country category,...

While the Grammy Awards theoretically seek to reward the best music of the year with their Golden Gramophones, the real reason to tune into Sunday night's (January 31) show was for the star-studded, show-stopping performances. Fans were treated to a number of incredible collaborations between modern marvels and living legends (Lady Gaga and Elton John, Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks, the Zac Brown Band and Leon Russell), all-star team-ups (Drake, Eminem and Lil Wayne, Mary J. Blige and Andrea Bocelli) and simply stunning set pieces (Beyoncé, Dave Matthews Band, Pink).

But who had the best performance at the 2010 version of the Grammy Awards? Gaga and John certainly could make the case, as their run through "Poker Face," "Speechless" and "Your Song" was a theatrical, over-the-top spectacle that fit both of their massive personalities. Beyoncé's take on "If I Were a Boy" and Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" showcased everything her incredible voice is capable of,...

'She's about to receive a Grammy before I receive my first Grammy,' raves singer, who signed Gaga to his record label.

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Akon on the Grammy red carpet on Sunday

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Lady Gaga opened the Grammy Awards with a show-stopping medley of her song "Speechless" and the Grammy-winning "Poker Face." The performance only got wackier when she was joined by Elton John at the keys for a rendition of his classic tune "Your Song." The moment was capped off by her buzzworthy fashion choices and her two Grammy wins, for Best Dance Recording for "Poker Face" and Best Electronic/ Dance Album for The Fame.

Akon, the man who helped put Gaga on the map by signing her to his Kon Live Distribution label, said that seeing her achieve so much in such a short period of time has been incredibly fulfilling.

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Pink performs at the 2010 Grammy Awards

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Sunday night's 52nd annual Grammy Awards crammed a total of 16 performances into three and a half hours. Along the way, some of the biggest names in music stepped up to the plate to deliver their signature hits and team up with favorite contemporaries or beloved icons.

There was Lady Gaga's stunning show-opener with Elton John, Beyoncés run through Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know," the moving tribute to Michael Jackson with Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion, Smokey Robinson and Jennifer Hudson, and Taylor Swift's tag-team with Stevie Nicks.

But who was the favorite among the night's many highlights? Earlier Monday (February 1), we posed that question on the MTV Newsroom blog. More than 6,300 fans voted, and while the results are not exactly scientific, it does paint...

Taylor Swift had some stiff competition at Sunday's Grammy Awards - but nobody seemed more surprised by the country superstar's big win than Swift herself. "Ahh, this is album of the year," a breathless Swift said, as she took the stage to collect the night's big award at Los Angeles's Staples Center. "Oh wow! Thank you so much. I just hope that you know how much this means to me - that we get to take this back to Nashville." "This is for my dad," Swift said, still beaming from the win. "Thank you for all those times you said...

Once again, the Grammy Awards felt like one big concert. This year's telecast was stuffed with everything from opera to hip-hop, and featured inspired pairings and surprise guests and mash-ups. Here are five of the most exciting superstar performances that you'll want to re-watch on YouTube. BeyoncéSix-time winner Beyoncé marched toward the stage in an armor-like costume, flanked by foot soldiers. The pop diva was clearly channeling her Sasha Fierce alter-ego as she poured out her hit "If I Were a Boy," complete with a sassy crotch grab and plenty of hair-tossing. But then, when you thought she was done,...

Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Kings of Leon and Green Day earned top honors at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles Sunday night, but it was the performances that truly earned the crowd's respect and admiration on music's biggest night. Click Here for the list of tonight's winners. Taylor Swift's Fearless was named Album of the Year over tough competition in Beyonce, Black Eyed Peas, Lady Gaga and the Dave Matthews Band. The exuberant 20-year-old told the crowd, "Our families are freaking out in their living rooms. … This is the story we're going to be telling over and over again." Fearless also picked up Best Country Album, and the young performer said, "I just feel like I'm standing here accepting an impossible dream." Of the other major awards handed out, Beyonce picked up Song of the Year for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Halo,...

The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards has been made merry with performances from various musicians. Multiple winners Lady GaGa, Taylor Swift and Beyonce Knowles were among the few who took the Staples Center's stage on Sunday, January 31 to entertain the audience with their his songs and collaborations.

GaGa hit the stage early, opening the awards show by presenting a Fame Factory performance. Singing her popular song "Poker Face", the dance queen was seen belting out the song in a green outfit with head-high shoulder pads. After being thrown into a "Rejected" tube, she re-appeared with Elton John on the piano. They sang her ballad "Speechless" with a little bit of his "Your Song".

Later on, Beyonce came up on stage to deliver her performance. Introduced by Simon Baker, she sang her hit single "If I Were a Boy" with the company of dancers dressing in what appears to be a squadron of riot police.

Lady GaGa is the opening act of 52nd Annual Grammy Awards and her performance is one which is hard to top. Presenting it in a Fame Factory, the stage is given to her dancers and an announcer first before she makes a grand entrance in a green leotard and performs "Poker Face".

The performance is followed by a theatrical act which shows her being shoved down to the "Rejected" chute. She re-appears with Elton John on the piano, singing her "Speechless" and his "Your Song". To match the theme, both of the singers appear with ash and soot on their faces.

Before the performance is closed down, GaGa slips in "Thank you, love you, Sir Elton John. So speechless" into the song's phrases.

There will be more appearances by Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas, Lady Antebellum, Beyonce Knowles and Maxwell as the night unfolds.

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Lady Gaga opened the Grammys with a pantsless performance of 'Poker Face' before one of her backup dancers dumped her into a "Rejected" bin. She emerged covered in ashes and sat down at a duel piano across from...Sir Elton John! Elton and Gaga, both smeared in ashes and encrusted in glitter, dueted a pretty awesome mash-up of her 'Speechless' and his 'Your Song' as disembodied arms flashed her monster claw move from the top of the piano. Elton customized his lyrics during their remix of 'Your Song': "How wonderful life is with Gaga in the world!" Watch: ...

Beyonce made history at the Grammys on Sunday as she collected six trophies, including song of the year for her anthem "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)," making her the most decorated woman in one night in the 52-year history of the awards show.The multihyphenate entertainer won her sixth trophy with best female pop vocal for her soaring ballad "Halo." Perhaps she was not aware of her record-setting feat; her acceptance speech was decidedly low key."Thank you so much. This has been such an amazing night for me and I'd love to thank the Grammys," Beyonce said in her brief remarks. "I'd like to thank all of the fans for their support over the years."The Kings of Leon, whose "Use Somebody" trumped her "Halo" to win record of the year, were a bit more...