The annual PEOPLE Most Beautiful issue is upon us, and two of our fave pop divas have been selected for inclusion.
Demi Lovato and Pink are featured in the issue and on the list, and Lovato shared a "making of" look at her 'Most Beautiful' shoot, where she is makeup-free and absolutely gorgeous.
Mariah Carey's voice is unmistakable -- and so is her signature style.
The high-octave diva has gone up and down with her weight over the years, but she doesn't always adjust her sizes or clothing choices to fall in line with her changing shape. However, when Mimi is on, she's on.
In news that should be surprisingly to exactly zero people, Taylor Swift is still mad about that big mean jerk John Mayer dumping her back in the day.
And the one thing that may bug her more than boys who do bad things (because nothing is ever her fault)? Losing at awards ceremonies.
That said, the ACMs turned out to be a perfect storm of "stink" for Swift.
Don't look now, children of the '90s, but the Backstreet Boys are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year -- and they're marking the occasion with the release of a new album.
Questlove spilled the beans about Justin Timberlake's 'The 20/20 Experience' having two volumes, with the second arriving in November. Now we've got more details about the material that the sequel to his smash will feature.
The Get Up & Go show welcomed American Idol season 8 champ Kris Allen to Central Minnesota this morning. Kris stopped by the Mix studio exclusively to chat about his tour stop at the Cedar Cultural Center tonight and play some new music.
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have been engaged for almost a year now and it seems there is no rush to get to the altar. Even Miley's dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, has his suspicions on whether the two will eventually get hitched.
The ratings for Season 12 of 'American Idol' have been consistently down -- the worst since the first. Many critics believe the decline has to do with lackluster judges. One of those judges believes the blame lies on the doorstep of her peers. Yes, Nicki Minaj thinks the low ratings for 'Idol' are the fault of Keith Urban, Mariah Carey and sole remaining original judge Randy Jackson.
Her Minajesty also thinks it is she who keeping the show afloat. Really? Really.
