LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Janet Jackson will kick off the 2009 American Music Awards with a special opening medley, Access Hollywood has learned.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- It's still weeks before Thanksgiving, and already Christmas decorations are lining the streets of Los Angeles - and they're not the only things that have arrived early this year.
With almost two full months of releases left in 2009, Amazon.com has released its list of the best albums of 2009, the first major musical best-of list of the year.
So how do the popular Web site's picks stack up?
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Reuters - Chris Brown's third album "Graffiti" has been pushed up a week to December 8, his Jive Records label said. more »
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The soundtrack that has been deemed "indie-licious" has made its way to the number one spot after falling short last week.
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He pleads guilty to attempted weapon possession more »
BURBANK, Calif. -- On the next "TV One Access," host Tatyana Ali takes a look at Hollywood's "Men (and Women) Behaving Badly" and their actions that earned them notoriety. "Men Behaving Badly" is an hour-long special produced by TV One's monthly entertainment news program, "TV One Access." The special premieres Sunday, October 18, 2009 (check local listings) on cable's TV One. http://www.accesshollywood.com/topic/tv-one
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The mom-to-be is the fourth woman to have a child with the rapper more »
CAMDEN, New Jersey -- A month after tearing his ACL, Drake took the stage with Lil Wayne and the Young Money crew to perform his hit song "Best I Ever Had" on Friday night - but the injured rapper lasted just a few seconds before slipping and collapsing on the stage.
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She tearfully takes the stage at Sunday's BET Awards to thank fans for their support more »
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The BET Awards promised to honor Michael Jackson - and the show delivered on Sunday night.
The show opened with a medley of songs from the star's youth in the Jackson 5, performed by a reunited New Edition performing with former member Bobby Brown, before host Jamie Foxx took the stage dressed in a "Thriller"-era outfit.
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