Did You Hear?

:: Demi Lovato’s reps have denied the rumors that the singer has returned to rehab for substance abuse issues. She has, however, returned to a Twitter-less existence after announcing her break from the social networking site last Saturday. “Who allows me to have this thing anyways?!!! I just get myself in trouble!,” she tweeted. “Haha. Anyway… BYE!” [MTV]

:: Blue Ivy Carter already has a $1.5 million worth of gifts, she might as well have her own string quartet lullaby. [Vulture]

:: Lana Del Rey has yet to quit her day job — babysitting. Probably a good idea. [MTV Buzzworthy]

:: Check out photos from Nick Jonas’ debut show in the Broadway musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. (Yes, the other two Jonas Brothers were there to support their lil bro.) [Pink Is The New Blog]

:: Animals of the London Zoo, your cuteness has been threatened by visiting zoo-goer Taylor Swift. [Socialite Life]

Jump below to find out what music acts will be on your tube today.

Music On TV:
:: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Tom Morello with Ben Harper (repeat)
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live! (ABC) — Seal
:: Last Call With Carson Daly (NBC) — Wale, Portugal. The Man (repeat)
:: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon (NBC) —Queen Latifah, Miranda Cosgrove (repeat)
:: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (NBC) — Earth Wind & Fire
:: Live With Kelly (ABC) — Nick Jonas
:: Conan (TBS) — They Might Be Giants

The role of J. Pierrepoint Finch was previously played by two other musical young men with huge fan bases. Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe originated the role in the revival, while Glee’s Darren Criss — whose Blaine-loving followers helped rake in the show $4 million in only three weeks — ended his brief run on Sunday.

Are you planning to see Nick Jonas in How To Succeed? (You’ve got some time — he’s contracted through July 1.) Or can you not bear to listen to him without either his brothers or his Administration by his side?

[Via Ocean-Up]

Did You Hear?

:: Though we know you rabid MJ fans are probably disappointed, the queen-sized bed Michael Jackson died in will no longer be auctioned. Though the full bed wasn’t for sale — just the headboard, as the mattresses were taken away as evidence — the item has been pulled upon request from Jackson’s estate. [E! Online]

:: Rihanna gives a message to fans while enjoying a wild night out for her little bro’s birthday: “Always wear a condom.” Good, random advice, RiRi! [Pop Crush]

:: Nick Jonas finally talks about an upcoming Jonas Brother album. Phew! We were getting a little nervous there. [MTV]

:: Get to memorizin’ all the naughty lyrics from Rihanna’s sexually charged Talk That Talk. [Music & Lyrics]

:: Adele blogs that she’s doing well after her throat surgery: “I’m doing really well, on the mend, super happy, relaxed and very positive with it all.” [PopDust]

Head below to find out which music acts will be taking over your tube today.

Music On TV:

:: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) — Lykke Li
:: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Vince Gill
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — Miranda Lambert
:: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon (NBC) — Michael Stripe
:: Last Call With Carson Daly (NBC) — Trentemoller
:: Conan (TBS) — Pegi Young

Did You Hear?

:: Justin Bieber has been invited to take his paternity test on the Maury show. Says the show’s producer, “Maury is trusted by millions of viewers and if Maury told Justin ‘You are not the father,’ everyone would believe it.” We just want to see Bieber do the “You are not the father” dance. [EW Music Mix]

:: Alanis Morissette wrote a beautiful blog about her first few months of motherhood. [Pink Is The New Blog]

:: Nick Jonas will attempt to extend his range as an actor and play a deadbeat dad on Tim Allen’s TV show Last Man Standing. [MTV Buzzworthy]

:: Caught on video: Lil Wayne evicts some stalkers from his Miami crib by threatening them. [Pop Crush]

Head below to find out which music acts will be taking over your tube today.

Music On TV:

:: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Nicole Scherzinger
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — Junip (repeat)
:: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon (NBC) — Beyonce, Johnny Gill
:: Last Call With Carson Daly (NBC) — Thievery Corporation
:: Ellen Degeneres Show — Katy Perry

Charice heads from the hallways of McKinley High on Glee to the ones in her new video for “One Day”. In the video for this feel-good single (penned by Nick Jonas), the Filipino pop star attends what may be the most well-behaved, positive-minded school we’ve ever seen. It Gets Better? It’s Already Gotten Better for these students. Watch the video below.

In the clip, instead of making fun of a teenage boy for drawing a sketch of another boy, his classmates compliment him on his artwork. In another room, two students stay focused and learn not to give up on their dance routine. And the video ends with a student from every rung on the high school social ladder engaging in a dance party. How do we transfer to this unicorn of a school?

Charice – “One Day”

Lest you Jonas Brothers fans think the band is no more, Nick assures us that he and his brothers will reunite as a trio soon enough. “We’re just taking some time to do individual projects and enjoy that journey that each of us are on,” he said. “It’s exciting, we’re all doing different things and kind of taking those experiences and we’ll come back and do something soon.”

In a bit of six degrees of separation, both Zac and Matthew have buddies in the show — Efron’s High School Musical co-star Corbin Bleu will play Seaweeed (man, they sure do like their HSM alumni there at the Bowl), and Glee’s hottie dentist John Stamos will play dance show host Corny Collins in the Bowl production.

American Idol’s Season 3 runner-up Diana DeGarmo and Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee Darlene Love will play Penny and Motormouth Maybelle, and original Hairspray castmembers (and Tony winners) Harvey Fierstein and Marissa Jaret Winokur will once again reprise their roles as mother-daughter pair Edna Turnblad and Tracy Turnblad.

Hairspray will run at LA’s legendary Hollywood Bowl on August 5, 6 & 7. We’ll more than likely be there that Friday, Friday.

[Via LA Times]