I never thought Chris Brown would be able to resurrect his career after assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna in February 2009. Turns out I was very wrong. Brown's fans (known as teambreezy) stood by him throughout the ordeal -- for which he was sentenced to five years probation and six months community service -- and came out in full force for his "Today" show performance Friday, which broke Lady Gaga's previous record for the biggest "Today" concert ever with over 18,000 fans in attendance!

Diehard members of teambreezy started camping out along NYC's 5th Avenue Wednesday in order to catch the show. The predominately female crowd screamed as the 22-year-old R&B singer performed several of his hits, including "Can Transform Ya," "Yeah 3X," "She Ain't You," and "Forever," all while showing off his smooth dance moves.

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After the show, Chris tweeted: "I love teambreezy so much. Wish the concert was longer today! Thx you Today Show for your everything Love ya! I love my fans!!!! It is

Wherever Kid Rock goes, he seems right at home. Monday night was no exception. After making an appearance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," the 40-year-old singer, who is currently on tour with ex-girlfriend Sheryl Crow, headed to a party at the top of the Hotel on Rivington in NYC looking as if he were going to a backyard barbeque. I guess that made sense since he threw the bash himself to celebrate his Men's Journal cover, as well as his Born Free album going platinum.

Kid Rock proudly posed with his Men's Journal cover -- as well as a can of his Badass American Lager -- at a NYC soiree. - Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com

"We had a little excuse to throw a party, so we gotta' take advantage of that," Kid Rock told the New York Observer. As one would expect, the shindig wasn't fancy. The Detroit native served his guests, who included country couple Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert, Jim Beam and his own beer, Badass American Lager. Although he's getting older, he still knows how to have a good time, but admits he's had to slow things down a bit when it comes to partying and touring. "We didn't give a sh** when we were 27," he says in

Besides their hit show "The Voice," Maroon 5 rocker Adam Levine and pop star Christina Aguilera have another collaboration for the small screen in the works: a video for their song, "Moves Like Jagger." Curiosity about the clip is high, especially since Us Weekly reported that Mick Jagger himself, the Rolling Stones frontman the song is about, would make an appearance via archival footage.

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Both Levine and Aguilera further excited fans when they tweeted about working on the set Friday in Los Angeles. "Video shoot is AWESOME so far. Androgyny all over the place!" Adam wrote. Later he added, "Just wrapped #moveslikejagger video. Its outrageous and amazing!"

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Xtina chimed in, too, posting a pic of herself in '70s-style garb and praising the shoot's director. "Always great to see Jonas Akerlund," she wrote. "He created the perfect feel for the song. Expect a fun video. #moveslikejagger." Akerlund is the guy behind videos like Britney Spears' "Hold It Against Me," Lady Gaga and Beyonce's

Flavor Flav - Tiffany Rose/WireImage.comWilliam Jonathan Drayton -- better known as Flavor Flav -- has experienced a lot in his 52 years. He was a founding member of the groundbreaking '80s rap group Public Enemy, where his flamboyant style and sayings put him on the map as the ultimate "hype man." Although he's been called a "clown" by some critics, it looks like Flavor Flav is the one getting the last laugh. After kicking his addiction to crack cocaine, the rapper found new fame as a reality star, appearing on such shows as "The Surreal Life," "Strange Love" with Brigitte Nielsen, and the original celebrity dating game, "Flavor of Love." Now, he's telling his life story in a book titled Flavor Flav: The Icon, The Memoir, where he reveals that he's "been down some pretty dark holes, but somehow I always found the strength to climb out of them." Omg! got to speak with the clock-wearing star about everything from his battle with drugs to being a grandpa.

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Lenny Kravitz's interview is featured in the August issue of Details . - Rebecca GreenfieldIt's hard to believe it's been more than 20 years since Lenny Kravitz first rose to fame as a rocker with his debut album LetLove Rule. These days, the 47-year-old is still at it with his new album, Black and White America and recently talked to Details about his music career, what his mom taught him about race, and what he shares with his 22-year-old daughter Zoe.

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"After I saw the Jackson 5 at Madison Square Garden, I knew music was what I wanted to do," he explains of his early career inspiration. "My dad took me. I didn't know who was playing. I was 7 years old, and it was my first concert. We sat close to Aretha Franklin, and she came in wearing this white fur outfit. It was stunning. The camera flashes were going off like crazy. The lights went down, the Jackson 5 came out, and it was paralyzing. I came home a changed person."

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When his music career came to fruition years later, the biracial

Beyonce rocks the Glastonbury Music Festival in England. - Dave J Hogan/Getty ImagesBeyonce made history on Sunday night when she became the first woman to ever headline the Glastonbury Music Festival's main Pyramid Stage in England.

"I wanted you all to know, right now you are witnessing my dream," the 29-year-old singer told the crowd, which was estimated to be around 175,000 people. "I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for having me and my band here. I always wanted to be a rock star, and tonight we are all rock stars. I still can't believe I'm performing at Glastonbury."

Backed by an all-female band, Beyonce -- who sported a sequined gold blazer over a skimpy black leotard for the occasion -- received rave reviews for her 90-minute set, which included everything from hits such as "Crazy in Love" and "Single Ladies," to covers of Kings of Leon's "Sex on Fire" and Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know." While Rolling Stone described her performance as a "bold, crowd-pleasing spectacle," Billboard went as far to call it "career-defining." All the while,

Want to go to Britney Spears' Femme Fatale tour for cheap -- really cheap? You might want to check your e-mail. The 33-city tour is still not sold out, despite a deal with Groupon to sell tickets in more than half the concert cities at 50 percent off. Even Britney, it seems, is not immune to the struggling economy. (Last summer alone, revenue for the top 100 tours was down 13 percent, according to USA Today.)

Britney Spears is hitting the road this summer on her Femme Fatale tour. - Splash News

Fans that do spring for the lower-price $30 tickets, or the full-price tickets, which start at $59 and up, will get to watch the "Till the World Ends" singer dancing and, yes, mostly lip-synching to all her songs. The set includes "Toxic," "3," "Oops! ... I Did It Again," and many more of Brit's addictive hits.

Along the way, audiences will also see the pop star change into plenty of itsy-bitsy costumes flaunting her bikini-ready body. She dons everything from embellished denim shorts and a tiny top while posing on a motorcycle to a white one-piece with jewels under a matching

Jermaine Jackson was all smiles at the unveiling of the Michael Jackson Experience exhibit at Madame Tussauds in Hollywood. - Tommaso Boddi/WireImage.comSaturday, June 25 marks the second anniversary of Michael Jackson's death, which is why Madame Tussauds in Hollywood is hosting a special traveling exhibit celebrating the King of Pop, titled the Michael Jackson Experience, which will be on display in Los Angeles this summer before heading to Las Vegas in September.

MJ's older brother Jermaine was on hand Monday -- along with his third wife, Halima, and sons Jaafar, 14, and Jermajesty, 10 -- to unveil three wax figurines from Europe depicting the musical superstar at three stages in his career: The Jackson 5 years, the Invincible era, and the "This Is It" Michael.

"We lost an incredible human being and his spirit is with us," Jermaine, 56, told the crowd. "We feel him every day and I'm pretty sure you do as well."

The singer also revealed that his family is planning a Jackson 5 reunion tour. "Michael would want us to continue on," said Jermaine. "The brothers now are ready just to keep the legacy going and the music. We're meeting