Posts Tagged ‘Aaron Carter’
Santana And Brittany Are Going To Make Out On ‘Glee’: Morning Mix
:: For those who delight in seeing gay relationships given the chance to bloom on air, get ready for some serious make-out action between Santana and Brittany on Glee. Naya Rivera and Heather Morris' session of tonsil hockey will take place on the Valentine's Day episode, and is described as "sweet and it's romantic and it will satisfy fans." [E! Online]
:: We showed you the best Super Bowl halftime shows of all time — now check out the worst. Wow, there sure is a lot of Disney-related performances on this list. [Best Week Ever]
:: Nick and Aaron Carter are mourning the death of their 25-year-old sister Leslie. Nick's tour, though, has not been cancelled. "Performing is cathartic to me and I am dedicating the rest of my tour to my sister since she loved to watch me perform,” he said in a statement. [Neon Limelight]
:: The coroner who oversaw the inquest into the death of Amy Winehouse has resigned after her qualifications were questioned. It's now possible that the investigation may have to be held again. [Wonderwall]
:: Prepare for some mega meta: Megan Hilty, who plays a singer/actress auditioning for the role of Marilyn Monroe in a musical based on the singer/actress' life in Smash, has been cast in the stage adaptation of the movie musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes in the same role made famous by Marilyn Monroe. Got all that?! [Vulture]
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Robyn To Headline MTV’s O Music Awards: Morning Mix
:: Robyn, fresh off her killer show at the Hollywood Bowl, will be the headlining act at MTV's O Music Awards 2, taking place in Hollywood on Halloween. Additional performers and presenters include Kelly Clarkson, Demi Lovato, and Travie McCoy. [MTV]
:: 30 Seconds To Mars frontman Jared Leto gets shirtless and downright real for UK’s Vogue. [Pop Crush]
:: Wondering what Aaron Carter is up to the days? Turns out he just joined the cast of Off-Broadway’s longest running production. [Huffington Post]
:: 50 Cent opens up on The Today Show while discussing bullying and promoting his first adult novel, Playground, a story inspired by his own experience as an adolescent bully. [Rap-Up]
:: Check out the Pop-Up Video for Miley Cyrus' "Party In The USA" and find out who got to take home that giant American flag Miley performs in front of. [MTV Buzzworthy]
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The Morning Mix: Aaron Carter Checks Into Rehab
:: Aaron Carter has checked into a rehab facility to sort out some "emotional issues." Oh, Aaron —have you been watching House Of Carters re-runs again? [MTV News]
:: Yesterday we heard a snippet of Willow Smith's upcoming single "21st Century Girl." Now check out the 10-year-old pop munchkin looking fine, fresh and fierce on the set of the song's music video. [Pink Is The New Blog]
:: Upcoming Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid starlet/'80s pop princess Tiffany made a boo boo when she accidentally outed New Kids On The Block member Jonathan Knight while appearing on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live last week. Thanks for shocking about three people, Tiff. [Billboard]
:: Nicole Scherzinger has got the blues on her single cover for properly amazing pop jam "Don't Hold Your Breath." [PopJustice]
:: Lady Gaga stylist Nicola Formichetti has described the "Born This Way" music video as "the most amazing thing ever." Hit the road, sliced bread. [Gaga Daily]
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No. 44: Aaron Carter, “America A O”
I think everyone remembers 9-11 the same. The shock of the first impression, the haunting images on TV, and the lingering question—“How will this all affect Aaron Carter?” More »
Idolator’s Top 12 Pop Songs About The Internet
Trey Songz’ ode to sexy Twitpics “LOL :)” is the latest in a long line of songs to marvel over modern technology as it talks about love and romance; with the emoticon-addled track, Songz (and assistants Soulja Boy and Gucci Mane) joins a long line of Internet-referencing pop superstars that includes Prince, Britney Spears, Todd Rundgren, and Nick Carter’s little brother. There are so many of these songs, in fact, that it would be a crime to not count at least a few of them down—after all, the only thing denizens of the Internet like more than lists are lists that reference the Internet. After the jump, Idolator’s top 12 songs that bridge the gap between the radio tower and the information superhighway. More »























