Pink

These R&B covers give the original a run for their money.

Eminem and Pink reunite for a new song.

Jay Z is performing for his U.K. fans in August.

It's been 29 years since the MTV Video Music Awards first launched at New York City's Radio Music Hall in 1984, and four years since it was broadcast in the Big Apple, but last night's VMAs event marked the first time the production set foot in Brooklyn...

Eminem and Pink have joined forces for a new party track, "Here Comes the Weekend," on the singer's forthcoming sixth studio album, The Truth About Love. "Here comes the weekend/ Set off your sirens!" Pink belts on the song's hook, while the rehabilitated Slim Shady keeps things sober, with lines like "Nothing high class in my glass/ Only bottles I pop are bottles of pop..

In this week's round-up of the Top Five Tweets of the Week, Diddy continues to ride the Charlie Sheen wave by joking that Sheen and his girlfriends will be the opening act for his Coming Home tour. Erykah Badu and fast food giant McDonald's surprisingly also poke fun at the Charlie Sheen drama with tweets referencing the actors recent statements...

Hollywood Exotic Car Rental has filed a lawsuit against Nicki Minaj claiming the female emcee caused close to $12,000 in damages to a pink 2008 Lamborghini Murcielago she rented for her 'Massive Attack' video. In the suit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court on June 11, the car company says the car was driven "off-road" creating damage in the exact amount of $11,589...

Eminem is hitting the guest features hard for his 'Relapse' follow-up, 'Recovery.' The new track 'Won't Back Down' has hit the Web, thanks to the folks over at RapRadar.com, pairing the Detroit MC with Pink. The rock-tinged, DJ Khalil-produced track clocks in at just over four minutes, and stays true to Em's brash 'Recovery' theme...

Now that Lady Gaga and Kanye West have called it quits with the "Fame Kills" tour, fans are left with refunded tickets and squashed hopes of ever witnessing the duo swap verses on 'Make Her Say.' Let's face it: They were an odd pairing to begin with, but both guaranteed to bring cinematic extravagance and drama for concert-goers ("I'ma let you finish," ring a bell...