September 25, 2010

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan walked out of the Los Angeles County women's jail in Lynwood on Friday night, September 24, Los Angeles Times reported. The "Freaky Friday" star who was processed out of the Century Regional Detention Facility at about 11:40 P.M., left the jail after posting $300,000 bail.

According to the site, Lindsay went through a back door and was later driven to an undisclosed location. The 24-year-old actress left the Lynwood Jail after spending around 15 hours behind bars. She will, for the third time, be ordered to don a SCRAM bracelet and submit to search by law enforcement at any time.

In anticipation of the "Britney/Brittany" episode of "Glee", FOX has released a couple of clips that hopefully would attract viewers to its Britney Spears tribute. When Brittany and the gang try to convince Mr. Schuester to let them do a Britney Spears number, he is reluctant to go that edgy. But with the help of anesthesia, Brittany and Santana get to live their dream.

The Cheerio duo are doing a recreation of Britney and Madonna's duet in "Me Against the Music". Brittany will also do a solo on "I'm a Slave for You" while Rachel Berry tackles Britney's very first hit "...Baby One More Time". As an ensemble, they would do "Toxic" which full version has been teased by People.

"Mission: Impossible IV" has added another name to its cast line-up. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Michael Nyqvist has been cast as one of the lead villains in the upcoming installment of the action film series.

Nyqvist joins Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Paula Patton, Vladimir Mashkov, Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg whose castings were announced previously. Details of Nyqvist's role are not known, but Cruise, Rhames and Pegg will reprise Ethan Hunt, Luther Stickell and Benji Dunn respectively, with Renner playing Hunt's sidekick.

After getting a snippet a few weeks ago, Chris Brown's new single "Yeah 3x" has finally arrived in full. Soon after receiving airplay across the country, a radio rip for the track hits the web, carrying upbeat sound infused with his Auto-Tuned vocal.

Described as "self-explanatory," "Yeah 3x" is recorded by Chris Brown for his upcoming studio album "F.A.M.E." which title stands for "Forgiving All My Enemies". In addition, another new song called "Calypso" is also being prepared.

Goth rocker Nick Cave has penned the score for actor Gisli Orn Gardarsson's ambitious new stage adaptation of "Faust". Cave's latest musical creation will be heard when the production opens at London's Young Vic this weekend, on September 25.

"Prince of Persia: Sands of Time" star Gardarsson, the director of the piece, says, "It was really inspiring working with Nick Cave and his violinist Warren Ellis and seeing how they work. They are the perfect recipe for this play because it's so rock 'n' roll and the music is very theatrical."

Pixies star Black Francis is to launch his rock opera "Bluefinger: The Fall and Rise of Herman Brood" in Houston, Texas in November. The cult indie rocker's latest venture will open at the The Catastrophic Theater and will be co-produced with leading members of the University of Houston School of Theater & Dance.

Bluefinger was inspired by the critically acclaimed 2007 Black Francis album of the same name. The concept album focuses entirely on the life and death of Herman Brood, a Dutch artist, rocker and junkie who leaped to his death from the roof of the Amsterdam Hilton in 2001.

"Sesame Street" 's executive producer has defended TV bosses' decision to invite Katy Perry onto the iconic children's show, despite the public uproar her revealing outfit caused earlier this week. The pop star shot a special guest segment for the program, in which she sings a child-friendly version of her chart hit "Hot N Cold" with beloved puppet character Elmo.

The clip, filmed as part of the upcoming 41st season of Sesame Street, recently hit the internet - sparking a wave of complaints from parents concerned Perry's low-cut dress was too revealing for kids' TV. The deluge of criticism prompted TV executives to axe Perry's New Year's Eve appearance altogether - but top producer Carol-Lynne Parente admits she was surprised by the fuss the clip caused because they didn't think the footage of Perry's bouncing cleavage was that bad.

Calista Flockhart will step in for her new husband Harrison Ford on Friday night, September 24 when she accepts a major honor on his behalf. A last-minute scheduling conflict prompted Ford to pull out of the ninth annual Smile Gala in Los Angeles and Flockhart has agreed to lead his tribute.

The Operation Smile charity leaders will honor Ford and actor John Stamos at the event, which will feature a performance by the cast of "Glee". Operation Smile is a worldwide children's medical charity which has a network of global volunteers who are dedicated to helping improve the health and lives of children and young adults.

"Chuck" is not stopping any sooner to invite notable guest stars into its season 4. The Greta storyline where a different actor would portray the master of disguise each week has enabled the show to tap Olivia Munn, Stacy Keibler and Isaiah Mustafa so far. And the show has just scored a jackpot with Summer Glau.

Known to nerds as the sexy and friendly terminator in "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles", Glau would take over Greta in the eighth episode which would air sometime in November. Since "TTSCC" was canceled, Glau herself has taken a part on NBC's new series "The Cape". But she won't need to do promotional appearance any sooner for it is reserved for midseason 2011.

Lindsay Lohan's "Machete" co-star Electra Avellan tried to keep the troubled star out of jail on Friday, September 24 by writing a heartfelt note to Superior Court Judge Elden S. Fox. The actress, who also appeared in her uncle Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse" movies, pleaded with Fox to spare her pal from another spell behind bars.

In the letter obtained by TMZ, which was also signed by other Lohan friends, Avellan wrote, "I have had the pleasure to get to know her (Lohan) very well and have endured the past year with her through her highs and lows. I am desperate to get this message to you."

British actress Helen Mirren is still sore about a 30-year-old TV interview, during which she was quizzed about her body and the nude scenes she showed it off in. "The Queen" star's 1975 meeting with beloved British TV personality Michael Parkinson was one of her first chat show appearances - and his line of questioning left her shaken and upset.

But instead of showing the host how she felt, she turned the interview on him and made it a very awkward encounter. And when Parkinson quizzed her about her "physical attributes", referring to her breasts, the actress help up her hands and asked, "My fingers?"

Former "E.R." star Maura Tierney is laughing through her breast cancer battle, insisting her new boobs feel like Gummy Bears. The actress has undergone breast reconstruction surgery and she's more than happy with the results.

Speaking out about the work she has had done for the first time, Tierney tells U.S. talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, "I had to get reconstruction done and there are different kinds of breast implants these days. I don't know if you know, but there is standard silicon and there is something called a Gummy Bear."

"The Social Network" world premiere at Lincoln Center has marked the opening of the 48th Annual New York Film Festival on September 24. Coming to represent the film were cast members like Justin Timberlake, Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield who all appeared in formal outfit.

On the red carpet, Timberlake narrowly dodged a disaster when a TV cameraman accidentally dropped a microphone boom close to his head. The singer/actor, who was talking to reporters about his role of Napster founder Sean Parker, ducked out of the way in time to avoid a potential injury.

Nelly and Ludacris debut their music video almost at the same time in support of "Just a Dream" and "Everybody Drunk" respectively. Nelly floats above the shore in his car, while Ludacris "flies high" at the club as he keeps his glass filled during a wild night party with the ladies.

Produced by Jim Jonsin, "Just a Dream" is the lead single from Nelly's upcoming sixth studio album "Nelly 5.0" which is set to arrive later this year. The solo track climbed to No. 7 on Billboard Hot 100 in its fourth week on sale.

After speaking publicly about the worst-kept secret of reality shows, Lauren Conrad is set to return to the platform. The former star of "The Hills" admitted in an interview conducted in June 2009 that she was not in the other end of the phone conversation when Spencer Pratt called her for apology. "That was filmed and I wasn't on the other end... So I didn't even know about it," she said.

Conrad quit "The Hills" just one season before it was canceled by MTV but she is now planning to make a comeback. THR said a documentary-style reality series on MTV will follow the budding fashion designer as she "creates a line of evening wear and builds a fashion house - from the ground up."

Kanye West is "So Appalled" with Jay-Z and RZA in his newest track. The rapper joins forces also with Pusha T, Swizz Beatz and Cyhi the Prynce in the song which was unleashed as part of his G.O.O.D Friday treatment.

Swizz opens it by asking people to put "one hand in the air, if you don't really care/ middle finger in the air, if you don't really care." After Kanye, Jay-Z and the other artists drop their verses, RZA rides in, "Cars for the Mrs. and furs for the mistress/ You know that s**t is f**kin' ridiculous."

Rumor suggesting Ashton Kutcher had an affair with 21-year-old girl named Brittney Jones are now compounded with a new shocking claim made by the mistress for the first time since the scandal broke. A source has revealed Brittney's recent text messages to Radar Online, mentioning that she and Ashton's wife Demi Moore are "good friends".

"You should know what you're talking about before you start talking s**t lol. Don't believe everything you read about hollywood 'marriages'," one unedited text message from Brittney to the source read. "I didn't break up any marriage in fact demi and I are good friends," Brittney added, with the source replying "Not talking s**t. Just having fun with a funny situation."

Hip-hop star Rick Ross has laughed off reports he's featured in a sex tape circulating around the internet. The heavyweight "Hustlin' " rapper was alleged to be the man cavorting with a semi-nude woman in the explicit footage, which was reportedly filmed before Ross found fame.

50 Cent fueled the sex tape rumors by instructing his online readers to check out the adult footage purportedly starring his foe - but Ross has spoken out to deny he's the man featured, insisting the sex tape star is a look-a-like who doesn't share his love of skin art.

Donny Osmond and Marie Osmond look set to swap one gambling mecca for another. They're in talks to take their Las Vegas variety show to New Jersey's Atlantic City for a summer residency in 2011.

The sibling stars have been performing regular shows at the Flamingo Hotel in Sin City since 2008 and their gigs have proven so popular, they recently extended their three-year contract until October 2012. But the Osmonds could soon be entertaining audiences on America's East Coast too - with summer shows at Harrah's Concert Venue.

Comedienne Amy Poehler was hobbling around in pain at this year's Primetime Emmy Awards after party after breaking her toe in a silly accident. The "Baby Mama" star gave birth to her second son with husband Will Arnett shortly before the August event and was looking forward to her first night out since welcoming the newborn.

But in all the excitement of the after party and catching up with old pals, Poehler stubbed her little toe and ended up breaking it - leaving her in agony for the rest of the night. She explains, "We got a little wild, it was kind of crazy, so much fun. But I broke my little toe. Just picture this: three week old, first night out, Emmys, so excited, us all dancing on a... booth."

Recovering pot addict Eric Roberts is enjoying the most peaceful nights' sleep he has had in years after discovering his marijuana habit had done nothing to cure his long-running problems with insomnia. "The Expendables" star, who is Julia Roberts' brother and the father of actress Emma Roberts, entered a drug rehabilitation facility over the summer in a bid to kick his 16-year weed addiction once and for all.

His treatment was documented for the new season of celebrity counselor Dr. Drew Pinsky's reality show "Celebrity Rehab" and Roberts has now been sober for over two months. He says, "I started smoking pot at 13 years old and I took a hiatus from it for 10 years when I did cocaine. Then I started smoking pot about 16 years ago and I smoked pot pretty much every day since (until rehab)."

Michael Lohan has lashed out at the lawyer representing his troubled daughter Lindsay Lohan after she was sent to jail on Friday, September 24 for failing two court-ordered drug tests. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden S. Fox ordered the "Mean Girls" star be remanded in custody immediately after the hearing and denied the actress bail after she admitted to testing positive for drugs last week.

The test results were in violation of her probation stemming from a 2007 DUI arrest. Michael Lohan, who was present for the judge's verdict, staged a press conference outside the Beverly Hills courthouse, and blasted Lindsay's attorney Shawn Chapman Holley and her manager Lou Taylor, blaming them for securing the actress an early release from rehab in August before she had properly dealt with her drug issues.

Although his brief relationship with Rihanna left him hurt, Drake has no hard feeling toward the Barbadian songstress. In fact, the Canadian rapper has hooked up with the "Umbrella" hitmaker for a joint track and he recently let the news slip during an interview.

"I just did this great song with Rihanna so I hope we get to shoot a video for that too," Drake shared to MTV backstage at his tour kick-off in Miami. Feeling "really excited" about the collaboration, he said, "I don't know if I'm supposed to talk about that actually."

"What's faster than a speeding bullet?" will be the easily-guessed quiz for the next episode of "Smallville". In "Shield", an assassin named Deadshot (guest star Bradley Stryker) takes aim at new Daily Planet reporter by the name of Kat but Clark learns the man has a dangerous hidden agenda that involves The Blur.

Lois departs for Egypt and Carter Hall (guest star Michael Shanks) turns up in there to keep an eye on her and he tells her about his wife Shayera (guest star Sahar Biniaz). Hall is the real name of fellow superhero Hawkman who had appeared in the show's "Absolute Justice" episode in February.

On Thursday afternoon, September 23, Demi Lovato was spotted meeting up Kim Kardashian's brother, Rob Kardashian, at Pinz Bowling Center in Studio City, California. When Demi first arrived, she was seen looking up for someone and once she met Rob, the two walked together while cuddling each other.

According to Just Jared Jr., 18-year-old Demi and 23-year-old Rob headed to In-N-Out to grab some lunch after meeting at the Bowling center. Rob is apparently a fan of Demi as he was spotted at her Sunday night, September 19 concert, along with sisters Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner.

Paramount Pictures has sent "Paranormal Activity 2" viral videos to several websites. Bloody Disgusting receives a footage showing a baby in a living room. Meanwhile, IGN and UGO have got their hands on each one video featuring the baby in a nursery room.

Those clips, though containing different footage, have one thing in common. They have a glimpse of mysterious footage interrupting in the middle of the videos which include an unknown woman.

Jennifer Lopez is adamant she didn't join "American Idol" just for the multi-million dollar paychecks - she agreed to become a judge for the sake of her children. Bosses behind the hit TV show ended months of speculation this week by announcing Lopez and Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler as the latest additions to the panel, replacing exiting judges Simon Cowell, Ellen DeGeneres and Kara DioGuardi.

Lopez is adamant it wasn't the rumored $12 million salary that attracted her to the role, but the thought of staying in Los Angeles for six months with her husband Marc Anthony and their two young twins. And the singer/actress hopes little Max and Emme will be able to finally get into an everyday routine when their mother starts working regular hours.

Ahead of the September 28 episode which has "Glee" singing songs from Britney Spears' catalog, audio streams of the gang covering the pop singer's tracks were unveiled. Beside playing their rendition of Britney's hit singles, the cast will also revamp a song from Paramore.

The cover version of "...Baby One More Time", "I'm a Slave 4 U", "Me Against the Music" and "Stronger" can be streamed in full at GleeTheMusic.com along with a rendition of "The Only Exception". Another song, a reworked version of "Toxic", from the "Britney/Brittany" episode can also be found on People.

Kristen Bell has warned fans not to expect any sexy nude scenes in new movie "Burlesque" - insisting she and co-star Christina Aguilera keep covered up throughout. The pair plays burlesque dancers in the upcoming film opposite Cher, with Aguilera starring as a small town girl struggling to make it on the stage.

But despite the risque title and saucy subject matter, Bell is adamant no one gets naked onscreen. She tells E! Online, "There's lot of sexiness and I show a lot of skin but there is no nudity. The funny thing about this burlesque in the movie is they sort of reinvented it in a way that Europe already knows it. Americans kind of associate burlesque with stripping, which is not what it is at all. Burlesque is actually sort of a funny, wonderful, playful tease."

ABBA stars Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus are taking legal action to stop a controversial Danish political party using their hit song "Mamma Mia". The Swedish musicians have filed suit against executives at far-right group the Danish People's Party (DF), who have allegedly been playing the 1975 track at rallies.

The youth wing of the party is also said to have used the song and changed the lyrics to "Mamma Pia", in honor of party leader Pia Kjaersgaard. Andersson claims he found out about the alleged infringement when he was contacted by a rival party and he is now consulting lawyers in a bid to make sure the song is not used for political purposes.

"Jackass: Number Two" star Johnny Knoxville reportedly has walked down the aisle with fiancee Naomi Nelson on Friday, September 24. An insider told Life & Style magazine, "They actually picked out Naomi's engagement ring two days ago (September 22), and they're getting married today!"

Another source also told Us Magazine that Johnny and Naomi are now indeed man and wife. However, the details on the location or the reported nuptials itself have not yet been revealed, while the 39-year-old actor and his rep haven't given any statement about the report either.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton turned the United Nations headquarters into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday, September 23 when he invited The Rolling Stones stars Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood to a meeting of his Global Initiative. Some of the world's most powerful individuals gave speeches at the annual gathering, including current U.S. President Barack Obama, his wife Michelle and Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates.

And Clinton made a little extra room for two special guests - Jagger, who is currently based in New York, and Wood, who is in the Big Apple promoting his new solo album "Feel Like Playing". Clinton, who spent time with Jagger in South Africa this summer watching World Cup soccer games, took the opportunity to reconnect with Wood, with whom he shares a love of art. The former politician has bought a number of the rocker's paintings and Wood promised to send him more from his latest collection.

Former The Verve drummer Pete Salisbury has joined The Charlatans to replace Jon Brookes as he battles a brain tumor. The British band canceled a string of shows in the U.S. after the percussionist collapsed at a gig in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week. He was later diagnosed with brain cancer and will take a break from the group to focus on his health struggle.

The Charlatans vowed to continue performing and have now hired Salisbury to take over the drums on their upcoming U.K. tour. The band will unveil the new line-up at a charity gig in London on Monday, September 27 and the tour kicks off in Hatfield, England on October 5. "The band and Jon would like to thank all well wishers for their kind messages of support," the rockers said in a statement.

The creator of Jon Voight's latest TV show "Lone Star" has written a public letter begging fans to watch the programme to prevent bosses axing it. The drama series, which follows a man's secret double life, debuted on FOX in America on Monday, September 20 night to disappointing figures.

Now creator Kyle Killen is pleading with fans to make sure they watch the next installment to perform "a minor miracle" by helping the show "survive". He writes on his blog, "For us to survive we're going to have to pull off a minor miracle. New shows tend to lose viewers in their second week. We're aiming to gain them. In fact, screw it, let's double our audience. The good news is, our audience was so small that if my Mum and my Dad watch it, we'll pretty much be there."

Emma Watson has landed her first movie role after wrapping "Harry Potter" film series. The 20-year-old beauty has snatched a part in "My Week with Marilyn", starring opposite Michelle Williams, Eddie Redmayne and Kenneth Branagh, The Press Association reports.

The film is based on the diary of Sir Laurence Olivier's employee Colin Clark, who looked after Marilyn Monroe when she arrived in London to film "The Prince and The Showgirl" with Olivier. Clark wrote about his nine days with the superstar, including tales about skinny-dipping with her in the Thames and a visit to his godfather at Windsor Castle.

Aretha Franklin has come to the defense of her badly beaten son following reports he refused to co-operate with police in the aftermath of his gas station attack - insisting his injuries prevented him from giving a statement. Eddie Franklin, 52, was allegedly attacked on the forecourt of a garage in Detroit, Michigan on Monday, September 20 night.

He was hospitalized and underwent emergency surgery, but reportedly discharged himself from the medical facility before cops arrived to talk to him about the incident. A police spokeswoman confirmed officers were interested in talking to Eddie after being told he "walked out (of hospital) on his own" and urged him to report the crime.

Crystal Bowersox is soon making her first trip down the aisle. The runner-up of the ninth season of "American Idol" is engaged to musician Brian Walker and plan to tie the knot in October, her rep confirmed to People.

This will be the first marriage for Crystal. The folk-pop singer from Ohio already has a one and a half year son named Tony from her previous relationship. During the "Idol", Crystal was in relationship with boyfriend Tony. However, they split just before Crystal's final performance night.

Australian rockers Wolfmother have come under fire from anti-smoking campaigners for their decision to go ahead with a gig in Indonesia despite their misgivings about the event's sponsorship by a cigarette company. The band was rumored to have pulled out of a slot at the upcoming Java Rockin' Land festival in Jakarta next month after a statement from frontman Andrew Stockdale slamming the endorsement deal with a tobacco firm was posted online.

The group's Australian agent subsequently confirmed the show would go on for the musicians, even though Stockdale initially "freaked out" when he heard about the sponsorship agreement with cigarette maker Gudang Garam.

Jennifer Lopez has been criticised by the principal of her former school in New York for allegedly failing to make any donations to the cash-strapped facility. The singer, who landed a reported $12 million deal to join "American Idol" earlier this week, grew up in the Big Apple's tough borough, The Bronx.

She has since carved a name for herself as Jenny From the Block, in recognition of her childhood home - but Lopez has now been slated by her former principal, Claire La Tempa, from the Holy Family School, for allegedly turning her back on the community.

"Four Weddings and a Funeral" star Anna Chancellor is making another trip down the aisle - the British actress is set to marry for a second time on Sunday, September 26. The 45 year old, whose character 'Duckface' was dumped at the altar by Hugh Grant in the 1994 movie, will exchange vows with her long term partner Redha Debbah in London at the weekend.

The couple will exchange vows in front of 200 guests at The 20th Century Theatre in Notting Hill - the area which inspired the 1999 movie of the same name featuring her "Four Weddings" co-star Grant. Chancellor was previously married to cameraman Nigel Willoughby for four years until 1999.

Back in the hey-days, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" could absorb more than 20 million viewers at its season premieres. But since its spin-offs have taken over and several original and beloved cast have departed, the show has been experiencing a declining rating that not even singing phenomenon Justin Bieber could lift.

Heavily promoted, Bieber's first foray into acting on the show could only pull 14.6 million viewers on Thursday, September 23 night. For comparison, the previous season finale was watched by 14.3 million viewers, meaning there is no significant increase in the rating.

Mel Gibson reportedly signed a contract with his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva offering her a massive $1 million to turn over his now infamous taped rants. The couple split in April and the break-up turned nasty when the Russian singer accused her former partner of beating her during a violent argument in January. Taped arguments between the pair subsequently surfaced online and the lurid content hit headlines across the world.

Grigorieva's lawyers have denied she was behind the leak and Gibson's legal team lodged an official complaint with police, accusing her of trying to bribe the star for a big cash payout in exchange for the audio footage. Now a document obtained by TMZ.com, purportedly signed by Gibson and Grigorieva in May, appears to show the "Lethal Weapon" star offered the singer $1 million to turn over "all evidence" and "represent and warrant that all evidence has been turned over and all evidence will be destroyed in a manner agreed upon by both parties."

Soccer superstar David Beckham is taking aim at a former hooker who boasted of bedding him - he's hired a global team of top lawyers and plans to hit her with a writ for $7.5 million. The British sports ace was rocked earlier this week when Irma Nici, 26, told a U.S. magazine she met Beckham twice when he hired her services in 2007.

He immediately denied the allegations and vowed to launch legal action - and within hours he put together a task force of high-ranking lawyers in the U.S. and Europe to sue for damages. Beckham has ordered the legal team to track down Nici - who has not been seen in public since the scandal broke on Wednesday, September 22 - and serve her with a $7.5 million writ.

Although Lindsay Lohan was sent back to jail on Friday, September 24, she might find freedom sooner this time. CNN reported that an assistant supervising judge for the L.A. County Criminal Courts, Judge Patricia Schnegg, has set bail at $300,000.

Lindsay, who was put in Lynwood Jail, will be released in a few hours if she posts the bail. Los Angeles Superior Court spokesman Allan Parachini revealed that once Linday is freed, she will be ordered to get a SCRAM bracelet, which will be her third time, within 24 hours.

The production of "Captain America: The First Avenger" has been kicked off in late summer in England, but it is not until September 24 that Chris Evans is spotted on the set. Shooting his sequence as Steve Rogers in Manchester, he appears without Captain America's costume.

Wearing a white T-shirt and khaki trousers, he is seen wearing flesh-colored foot boots, likely designed to make him appear barefooted in the scene. Evans is then videotaped running and chasing a vintage car on the street.

Jimmy Kimmel reacted to the axing of Katy Perry from "Sesame Street" by making a racy version of the muppet show himself. The late night show host was helped by the whole gang of "Jersey Shore" in learning new words and to count.

" 'Sesame Street' is not as innocent as it used to be in the '70s. ...I was watching PBS last night and I was shocked to see this commercial, I didn't even know they had them in PBS," Kimmel said in introduction of the spoof called "Sesame Shore".

Carrie Underwood's "Mama's Song" music video has made its debut, featuring the country music singer's mother Carole and her hockey player husband Mike Fisher. She told People, "[Mike's] not 'in' it but you can tell it's him. He hung out with my mom [on set] and he's great with her."

Indeed, Fisher only appears briefly in the music video. He is shot from wide range angle and in some other scenes appears in close shot with Underwood but the camera doesn't put the focus on him. Though so, "seeing [Mike] in my world was sweet," she gushed. The clip itself narrates what happens right after Underwood and Fisher's nuptials.