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One Usher fan had a moment with the singer this week that neither she nor he will ever forget.

Monday night at Madison Square Garden, the entertainer invited a concertgoer on to the stage during his show. Unfortunately, what should have been a romantic serenade turned into a painful memory for both parties. (Cue the tape to the 2:50 mark to see the awkward moment.)

Despite being kicked in the face, Usher says he has "no hard feelings" about the event. "In all my years, this is one of the most interesting experiences. I got a kick out of it!" he claimed to Us Weekly. "It looked worse than it actually was. My audience and I got a good laugh."

"Wherever you are baby, don't feel bad," he added.

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Gallery: VIDEO: Usher Gets Kicked in Face, Laughs About It


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If there's anything we've learned from reality TV, it's this: You can't complain if you don't vote. So if you want to perform in your city, you better act now.

For her upcoming global tour, the For Colored Girls star is allowing her fans to provide input as to where she will appear.

“This tour will be different from those of the past in the way that I will perform music exclusively from my Number Ones,” Janet explains in the video above. “You’ll hear all the hits in 35 cities, which I want you to help me select.”

Click to continue reading Help Select Cities for Janet Jackson’s World Tour

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Gallery: Help Select Cities for Janet Jackson’s World Tour



All you people can't you see, can't you see ... NKOTBSB.

Too busy watching Dexter or The Walking Dead to bother with the American Music Awards last night? Here's your chance to view one of the event's most talked-about moments.

Curious to know what a joint concert tour between New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys might look like? Check out this mashup of several BSB ("Everybody," "I Want It That Way," "Larger Than Life") and NKOTB ("The Right Stuff," "Step by Step") hits.

Click here for more information on their Summer 2011 tour dates.

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Gallery: VIDEO: NKOTB and BSB Unite for AMAs


 

Although he's made some peace with former President George W. Bush, Kanye West now has a new target for his frustration: the Today show.

During a pre-taped interview that aired Thursday, Kanye became bothered by some video that was rolling during his chat. As Matt Lauer and West were comparing the backlash he received after the MTV Awards to the flak Bush received post-Hurricane Katrina, NBC chose to show the clip of that famous Kanye/Taylor Swift moment.

That decision caught Kanye by surprise -- and he made sure everyone knew he didn't like it. (Cue the video to the 6:30 mark.)

Click to continue reading Kanye West Cancels Today Show Concert

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Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato

The Jonas Brothers will have to go without a warm-up act during their international tour.

Singer Demi Lovato -- who had been performing with the boys -- abruptly exited the tour over the weekend to cope with "emotional and physical" issues.

Lovato, who has openly talked about being bullied in her past, reportedly made the decision to seek treatment following a fight with a female dancer.

Due to the timing of her departure, Demi will not be replaced on the last few dates of the tour. The Jonas Brothers are next scheduled to perform in Santiago, Chile on Thursday.

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Gallery: Demi Lovato Not Replaced on Jonas Brothers Tour


What was rumored about two months ago is now official: the Backstreet Boys and the New Kids on the Block will be touring together.

The two groups will travel together as "NKOTBSB" next summer. Official dates for the U.S. tour have not yet been announced.

You can preview what's to come this November 21. That's when all nine boys men -- BSB's Kevin Richardson is not on the ticket -- will perform at the American Music Awards.

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Gallery: NKOTB, Backstreet Boys Tour Officially Announced


PrincePrince is set to headline next year's Glastonbury festival.

The "Purple Rain" hitmaker has reportedly taken one of the top slots at the UK music festival -- one of Europe's largest -- with U2 and Coldplay also being lined up by organizer Michael Eavis.

"Michael was very keen to get the line-up sorted early and is over the moon at securing such massive acts. He is a huge fan of Prince and has been trying to nab him for years," a source told The Sun. "The fact it's been tied up so quickly is a big, but welcome, shock."

Rockers U2 were forced to pull out of their first-ever appearance at Glastonbury earlier this year after frontman Bono injured his back. Cartoon-led pop band Gorillaz stepped in to replace the band as headliners at the last minute.

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Gallery: Prince to Headline at Glastonbury


I hope you never swore off concert films after watching Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers, because there's one more your kids might force you to watch.

Early next year, a biopic/documentary about singer Justin Bieber will have you shelling out big dollars once again for a 3-D musical event.

Know someone who would like to watch the "the inspiring true story of an ordinary kid you discovered"? Then be sure to set aside February 11 for Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.

Read More | MTV

Gallery: See Trailer for Justin Bieber’s New Concert Film


, a performer at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards, will be one of the acts joining on their 360 Tour.

Interpol, Lenny Kravitz and The Fray will also open up for the group when the North American leg (finally!) begins next summer.

You can see the list and dates after the jump.

Click to continue reading Opening Acts Announced for U2’s 360 Tour

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M.I.A.New York-area residents will be the recipients of a free show next month—courtesy of

The “Paper Planes” performer will be footing the bill for the event to be held at the Brooklyn Bowl.

Attendance for the concert will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. Only those 18 and over will be allowed entry.

The show will be held on October 6.

Read More | Hollywood Reporter

Gallery: M.I.A. to Give Free Concert in New York


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