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Beside helping Rick Ross shooting "Mafia Music 2", DJ Khaled also has the cameras rolling to capture his own video. Like "Mafia Music 2" which sees Chrisette Michele and Triple C among the cameos, this in-the-work video will also be filled with big stars from Hip-Hop music.

Several pictures taken during the filming have hit the web via Derick G, showing such rappers as T-Pain, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Ross coming to the set to shoot their parts. In addition to the on-set photos, the video is also teased through a behind-the-scene footage.

Oscar winners won't have to wait to get their awards personalized this year - nameplates will be added while they dine after the Academy Awards. In previous years, Oscar winners had to send their awards to the Academy in the weeks following the ceremony, so engraved nameplates could be affixed to the statuettes.

But, in March, the Oscars will be personalized at the post-ceremony Governors Ball, which will be take place at the Grand Ballroom at the Hollywood & Highland Center in Los Angeles. Academy Award winners will be invited to enter a specially designed area, where Academy technicians will affix the personalized nameplates to each Oscar.

Rocker Sammy Hagar's manager has dismissed reports linking the ex-Van Halen star to the vacant frontman slot in Aerosmith. Guitarist Joe Perry and his bandmates have been on the hunt for a new singer since Steven Tyler announced he was taking a hiatus from the band in 2009, and Hagar has emerged as the latest frontrunner - but the "Why Can't This Be Love" singer's manager insists there's no truth to the rumors.

John Carter quips, "His Led Zep[pelin] gig conflicts with the Aerosmith job... Seriously, Sam is very happy to be going into the studio with (band) Chickenfoot to start the second album in April."

Rocker Roger Daltrey fears he'll have a very fuzzy memory of The Who's Super Bowl showdown on Sunday, February 7 - because he couldn't see a thing. The "My Generation" singer and bandmate Pete Townshend performed a 12-minute medley of hits during Sunday's big game between the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts in Miami, Florida - but flashbulbs and camera lights ruined the experience for Daltrey.

He says, "Cameras were everywhere. I was so blinded that I couldn't see. It didn't even feel like a concert. It's a television show. And what can you do in 12 minutes? I thought it went OK... (but) I really wished the crowd would have gotten into singing the songs with us more... I wanted more banter."

Summit Entertainment has released new TV spot for drama movie "Remember Me". Sharing new footage, the video gives a glimpse at the make out scene which involves lead actor Robert Pattinson and his on-screen lover Emilie de Ravin.

Additionally, the couple's romantic moments in the film are highlighted in several new stills. The twosome is seen getting wet in a picture while another photo features them on a bed. Moreover, two other images capture Pattinson and Ravin drawing their faces close to each other's.

"Lost" gave a brief preview of next week's episode "The Substitute", emphasizing on the return of Locke. There is hardly any new footage which have not been included in the season's promo other than Locke appearing before Sawyer and promising to tell him everything he knows. The episode airs on Tuesday, February 16.

On another news, "Lost" posted a strong number despite a busy television week dominated by Super Bowl XLIV. The final season premiere on Tuesday, February 2 finished with 12.1 million viewers according to Nielsen's data. It consequently becomes the best performance by "Lost" in the last two years. In its 2009 debut, it had 6 percent less viewers.

Joe Jackson has gone public with a conspiracy theory surrounding his son Michael Jackson's death in summer 2009 - he's convinced the King of Pop's doctor was part of a group out to kill the singer. Appearing on news show "Larry King Live" on Monday night, February 8 - hours after his son's physician Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges related to the death of Michael Jackson - the Jackson family patriarch revealed he was disappointed the doctor hadn't been charged with murder.

Jackson told King that a murder charge might make Murray think twice about protecting others who may have been involved in the King of Pop tragedy. He said, "I was looking for justice, and justice, to me, would be a murder charge. To me, he's (Murray) just a fall guy. There's other people, I think, involved with this whole thing. But I think that if he's interrogated, he would come clean and tell everything he knows."

An artwork featured on the front page of Monica's new album "Still Standing" has been unleashed. Taken by a photographer named Tony Duran, the snap shows a stunning close-up look at the singer who sports a short hair.

Monica's sixth studio album, "Still Standing" is slated to arrive in U.S. stores on March 23. Its lead single "Everything to Me", which is co-written by Jazmine Sullivan, climbed to No. 31 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart after only two weeks of release.

Bruce Willis found his second wife, Emma Heming, in a gym during a self-imposed relationship ban. The movie star admits he had turned his "back on love" and spent four years casually dating, refusing to commit, when he met the model while working out.

He tells Men's Journal magazine, "My stance was to just keep saying no (to relationships) but I did know that you're unlikely to find your wife - or any partner - in a nightclub or in a bar. I married someone I had already known for three years from working out at the same gym. That doesn't happen very often."

"The Hurt Locker" star Jeremy Renner was left red-faced on U.S. TV on Tuesday, February 9 after he was coaxed to show off his amateur music skills during an impromptu performance. The Oscar-nominated actor appeared on talkshow "The View" with guest co-host Brooke Shields when he was asked to showcase his vocal talents - without a chance to warm up.

Renner proved to be a good sport, but warned viewers before playing his tune, "I'm not a piano player. This is a song I wrote a while back. It's called 'My World'. I'll play a little."

A total of 95 people successfully went through in the first Hollywood Round on "American Idol". On Tuesday, February 9 night Ellen DeGeneres made her debut selecting those whom Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi, Randy Jackson and celebrity guest judges gave a second chance at the audition tour.

The 95 people chosen to enter the group round were selected from 181 hopefuls. They were grouped into eight and they got to choose to bring instrument or a capella. This bunch included Andrew Garcia, a father who wants to make a change for his son. Garcia brought a rendition of Paula Abdul's "Straight Up" with his guitar and amazed everybody in the theater. Kara called it "genius", saying that Paula would be clapping and shouting when she heard that rendition. He went through along with worship pastor Tasha Leighton.

On Tuesday, February 9, ArcLight Cinemas in California was packed with the cast and crew of "The Wolfman". The film, which is scheduled to open wide in U.S. theaters on February 12, rolled out red carpet in front of the building where the movie held its Los Angeles premiere.

Starring in the film, Benicio Del Toro, Emily Blunt and Anthony Hopkins also joined forces to promote the movie as they were all pictured attending the event. That night, Blunt came to the special screening with the companion of her actor fiance John Krasinski, while Hopkins was joined by his wife Stella Arroyave.

Demi Lovato might be hooking up with Nick Jonas in a new song. The Mitchie Torres of "Camp Rock" and its sequel recently tweeted about writing a song with the youngest member of the Jonas Brothers.

"Writing with @nickjonas like old times..," Demi wrote. She then followed it up with another post, "The song we just wrote expresses the past two months of my life and what comes next. Incredible. THIS is why I love music.."

Melanie Brown has offered her services as a judge on Simon Cowell's U.S. version of "The X factor" - following a recommendation from the British show's panelist Dannii Minogue. Cowell is quitting "American Idol" in 2011 to concentrate on bringing his hit U.K. talent contest to the U.S., and is currently on the hunt for judges to make up the rest of the four-person panel.

The music mogul is reportedly trying to persuade Brit judge Cheryl Cole to follow him Stateside, and former Spice Girls Brown wants to be considered for a seat beside the pair.

Jonas Brothers star Nick Jonas is eying a return to the Broadway stage --10 years after his debut. The 17-year-old singer landed roles in "Beauty and the Beast", "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Les Miserables" before launching his pop music career.

And now he's interested in treading the boards once more, in a song and dance musical. He tells U.S. magazine Teen Vogue, "Broadway has a big part in my realizing that I wanted to make music a career. I'd love to go back - if the timing was right."