Beyoncé adds gamer to her extensive résumé as she partners with Nintendo on their ad campaign for musical game Rhythm Heaven for the new Nintendo DSi, launching April 5. The “Diva” gets her game on with nephew Julez in this exclusive behind-the-scenes clip and interview. The commercial is slated to air March 30.

“Whenever I have downtime, I want to have the downtime with [Julez], so this is very true to my real life,” says the pop star. “It’s great to kinda share a little piece of something so intimate with everyone.”

Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger and Kid Rock will both get in the ring – but only to sing – at the 25th anniversary of Wrestlemania on April 5 at Houston's Reliant Stadium, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal. While Sherzinger, 30, will open the show with "America the Beautiful," Kid Rock, 38, will sing a medley of his hits including "Bawitdaba" and "Cowboy." Also expected in audience: wrestling fan – and star of The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke. – Marisa Laudadio

“Keep rockin’ and keep knockin’, whether you Louboutin it up or Reebokin’.”

Rap-Up.com’s Takeover artist of the week Keri Hilson debuts her Chris Robinson-directed video for “Knock You Down” featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo. The track was produced by Danja and co-written by Kevin “KC” Cossom, and can be found on Ms. Keri’s debut album In a Perfect World…

The Hollywood Reporter states that Mary J. Blige will make her big-screen debut in Tyler Perry's 'I Can Do Bad All By Myself'.'

The cast already includes Taraji P. Henson, Gladys Knight, Brian J. White and Marvin Winans. The film is about an alcoholic jazz singer forced to take care of her deceased sister's three children. Blige will play a nightclub manager and singer who is good friends with Taraji P. Henson's character.

Over 350 fans turned out to Nordstrom at the Grove in L.A. this Saturday to get a first-hand look at Fergie’s new footwear line. And while the style maven sipped iced tea and signed autographs for waiting fans, she dished with PEOPLE.com about her recessionista-friendly line, priced between $69-$129. The expansive collection — aptly named Fergie — includes everything from signature zip-up gladiator heels to chic flats to strappy sandals adorned with peace signs and sneakers emblazoned with the singer’s initials. “I would feel really irresponsible right now to have a line that was completely out of my fans’ price range, so I feel really good about it,” she said. And inspiration behind the collection came right out of the newlywed’s real-life experience, with husband Josh Duhamel having an unexpected influence on his wife’s favorite pair from the collection, the “Pepper” gladiator platforms. “You know I’m 5′4″,” she explains, “So these are for girls like me who want a little height — especially being that my husband is almost 6′4″!”

But it wasn’t just footwear that was on Fergie’s mind. The former blonde explained the decision to go brunette. “It’s kind of a new era for me. I’m married, new Black Eyed Peas [album], getting back with them. I’m in a new place in my life and just evolving, and I wanted a change. And I’m not scared of change at all.” So comes the age-old question, do blondes really have more fun? Apparently not, according to Fergie. “I’m really having fun with it,” she said. Another major upside to the darker do? Getting to wear pink again. “It’s just funny because I didn’t want to look like a complete Barbie doll before, but now it has no relevance,” she says of reintroducing the rosy shade into her wardrobe

Family and friends of Natasha Richardson said their final goodbye to the star of stage and film during a funeral at St. Peter's Church in Millbrook, N.Y., on Sunday.

Under bright sun on a cold spring day, Richardson's husband Liam Neeson, their sons, Micheal, 13, and Daniel, 12, her mother Vanessa Redgrave, her sister Joely Richardson and friends Uma Thurman, Ralph Fiennes and Mia Farrow arrived at St. Peter's Church at 2:30 p.m.

Neeson, looking somber in a dark suit and sunglasses, briefly posed for photographers with his family before walking to the hearse, where he was the first to put his hand on the mahogany casket, which he and six other pallbearers carried to the church.

The ceremony lasted a little more than an hour. As the funeral ended, the sky became overcast. Neeson and the family drove to a nearby cemetery, where the burial took place under a large green tent. There, a grieving Vanessa Redgrave gave a thumbs-up to the fans and reporters who had gathered.

Richardson was laid to rest in the same cemetery where her grandmother Rachel Redgrave, the mother of Vanessa Redgrave, and better known by her stage name Rachel Kempson, is buried. The two plots face each other.

After the burial service, Neeson joined Vanessa on a short walk to Rachel's grave, where they paid their respects to the Redgrave family matriarch. Lynn followed afterwards.

At 4:45 p.m., Neeson left the cemetery after his final goodbye.

Neeson shared a home nearby with his late wife, who died after a ski accident that resulted in severe brain trauma.

You can always count on a family film to bring him out of his box office slump.

In this Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies' comedy, Eddie Murphy stars as a successful financial executive who has more time for his Blackberry than his 7-year-old daughter (Yara Shahidi). When he has a crisis of confidence and his career starts going down the drain, he finds the solution to all his problems in his daughter's imaginary world.

Also starring in the film are Nicole Ari Parker, DeRay Davis, Thomas Haden Church, Ronny Cox, Vanessa Williams and Timm Sharp.

The film opens June 12.

Ciara works the pole and Justin Timberlake in the steamy, Diane Martel-directed video for “Love Sex Magic,” the new single off the R&B vixen’s third album Fantasy Ride. Watch the full video below.

Love Sex Magic from Necole Bitchie on Vimeo.

For those who still don’t believe Christina Milian and The-Dream’s relationship is more than professional… The couple mixed business with pleasure on the beach in Maui this weekend.

Nicole Richie’s first collection for her jewelry line House of Harlow 1960 was such a success that the line sold out of inventory through pre-order on shopkitson.com before Richie could get her line in stores. “I’m so surprised and so blessed,” Richie told PEOPLE at a March 7th signing at Kitson. “This has been a dream of mine for so long.” Nicole donned over 20 pieces of the line (which she co-designed with jeweler Pascal Mouawad) at the event, in keeping with her accessory philosophy that more is more. “I stack everything,” she says. “I layer my jewelry.” She admits her zeal may be related to eschewing jewelry around daughter Harlow, 1. “Everything just goes in her mouth,” Richie laughs. “In the daytime, heels and jewels are out!” Her favorite item in the line? The starburst necklace. “In the back, there’s a little star. I thought it was a nice touch to have that instead of the typical clasp, and I wanted to give people the option to have a bigger piece and a smaller piece in the necklace.” So, what’s next? “I’m focusing on my brand right now. There will be a maternity line, a clothing line, shoes, belts, everything!” And, of course, a sibling for baby Harlow. “I feel great, I’m working a lot, I have great friends, and a great family,” Richie says. “All of my dreams are coming true.” Shop House of Harlow 1960, with prices starting at $12!, at shopkitson.com.

After years of flack from the African American community, in 2006, the Disney company saw fit to finally include an African American princess in its pantheon of animated royals – which in the past had representation from every other racial and ethnic group (Jasmine, Pocahontas, Snow White, Cinderella, Ariel, etc.)

In December of this year, the company is set to release 'The Princess and the Frog,' set in New Orleans and featuring Princess Tiana, voiced by actress Anika Noni Rose. Oprah Winfrey is voicing Eudora, Tiana's mother.

Oddly enough, though, Princess Tiana is black; her prince is not. That's right – even though there is a real-life black man in the highest office in the land with a black wife, Disney obviously doesn't think a black man is worthy of the title of prince. I guess Sasha and Malia and all the other little black girls out there should just shut up and be thankful to have something! Little black boys will have to wait another 20 years.

Prince Naveen of Maldonia is voiced by a Brazilian actor, and his skin is ... tan. His hair and features are decidedly non-black. This has left many in the community shaking their head in befuddlement and even rage.

It's not like Disney isn't used to the controversy. Over the years, it has offended blacks, Jews, women's groups and some shade of everyone else. Appropriately, controversy has dogged the 'The Princess' since its inception. Originally, the black princess was named Maddy, a maid working for a white family set in 1920s New Orleans.

Both the name (which sounds eerily close to Mammy) and position made many take pause, so Maddy became Tiana, a more African American name. Even choosing New Orleans with its history of slavery and voodoo had some in an uproar. That toothless firefly that sounds like a slave (see video) isn't likely to convert many fans either.

Aubrey O’Day showed off her 7200-square-foot Palm Springs, Calif., getaway on a recent episode of MTV’s “Cribs.” If you watch “Making the Band,” you know there’s no way her Bad Boy salary alone could have paid for this desert escape, complete with five bedrooms and a Tahitian-themed pool.

Watch the full episode below. Aubrey’s segment begins at 7:13.
<a href="http://www.cribs.mtv.com" target="_blank">MTV Cribs Ep 1608 Mims/Aubrey O'Day/Denny Hamlin</a>

If you’ve ever dreamed of walking in Kim Kardashian’s sky-high stilettos, you can join the club. The reality star has just launched a shopping service that gives shoe-obsessed members the expertise of Hollywood’s top stylists — and Kim herself. Click over to shoedazzle.com, take the Style Sensibility quiz to determine your signature footwear look. Then for $39 a month, you can choose your favorite pair from the five platforms, pumps, booties or flats options that ShoeDazzle’s stylists pull for you.

Estelle is stepping into spring with a new short ’do, which was revealed on her publicist’s blog.

Prince has a busy schedule next week. Along with performing three nights in a row (March 25-27) on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno," the Purple One is scheduled to play three back-to-back concerts at separate venues in Los Angeles on March 28.

Prince is hoping the live appearances will help build anticipation for the March 29 release of his two new albums, "LOtUSFLOW3R" and "MPLSoUND." Both CDs, along with a third by new artist Bria Valente, will be available as a three disc set exclusively through Target for a price of $11.98.

Prince is also launching a fan subscription service called Lotusflow3r.com. For $77 a year, subscribers will get an as yet not fully outlined set of content that will include exclusive music, video, lyrics, artwork and photos.

On March 28, Prince is scheduled to perform three full-length concerts at Los Angeles' $2.5 billion L.A. Live sports and entertainment project, which is owned and being developed by AEG. Doors for the first show at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live will open at 5:30 p.m.; doors at the Conga Room open at 8 p.m.; and doors at Club Nokia will open at 11:30 p.m.

Fans will be required to purchase separate tickets for each concert. Tickets go on sale March 22 via ticketmaster.com and lotusflow3r.com for $77 (plus additional fees).

The "Tonight Show" performances are part of a larger rollout for the CD package in Los Angeles. In an e-mail message sent to fans who signed up for updates on lotusflow3r.com, Prince wrote, "From the 24th on, there will b a slew of NPG-related events happening around electric LAlaland.. we don't want 2 give away all the details yet, but b prepared 2 get yo groove on, numerous ways 4 numerous days. We know $ is tite but the adventures will b worth ur while! Stay 2ned 2 this outtaspacestation."

As previously reported, Prince is just the latest music legend to release new music exclusively through a major retailer. AC/DC and the Eagles were among the acts who sold millions of CDs through their partnership with Wal-Mart.

The First Lady may be all gung-ho about what she's calling her new White House Kitchen Garden, but her daughters are worried the venture will get them stung.

"We're going to have a beehive," Michelle Obama announced Friday to "ooohs" and "ahhhs" from Washington-area school children wielding shovels and rakes and hoes to help with the garden groundbreaking. "I'm glad you're excited, but because my kids aren't very excited about the beehive. But we're going to try to make our own honey."

The First Lady and assistant White House chef Sam Kass, who cooked for the Obamas in Chicago, have begun work on an organic fruit and vegetable garden on the White House's South Lawn – the first such planting since Eleanor Roosevelt installed a victory garden during World War II.

In leggings and flat black boots, Mrs. Obama turned soil with a shovel and pitchfork, saying plants will go in the ground – mint, lettuces, berries and perennial herbs – in the next several weeks, with the harvest to be used in both the White House kitchen and a nearby soup kitchen.

The First Lady hopes the farming will get her daughters, Sasha, 7, and Malia, 10, more interested in eating vegetables. "With my kids, especially if they were involved in planting it and picking it, they were much more curious about giving it a try."

A Tupac Shakur look-a-like was spotted at Lil Wayne’s I Am Music tour. Check out the look on homegirl’s face. Priceless.

I loved it! I love to see them perform they both have such great energy and this song is so good. I can't believe this is my first Ting Tings post ever, you'll definitely be seeing more of them on here. Enjoy

The Pussycat Dolls are set to re-release their second studio album "Doll Domination" under the name of "Doll Domination 2.0". They will bring out the record in U.S. stores on April 14.

"Doll Domination 2.0" will reportedly carry 10 tracks, including "Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny)", the English version of the "Slumdog Millionaire" soundtrack. It will also list "Top of the World", the song featured in MTV's "The City", and remix version of "Hush Hush".

In addition to those tracks, the album will contain hit singles, such as "When I Grow Up", "I Hate This Part", "Bottle Pop", as well as fans' favorites "Halo", "Takin' Over the World" and "I'm Done". A new song called "Painted Windows" is also planned to be listed in the upcoming re-released effort.

Keri Hilson Part 1

Keri Hilson's 'In A Perfect World' LP drawing nearer, the singer-songwriter is currently doing the promotional rounds; yesterday, she stopped by Hot 93.7's Jenny Boom Boom show. The shock jock didn't spare Keri with her questions, putting a number of pressing topics to her including the much-talked about 'diss record' (argued to be about Ciara and Beyonce), the album's several push-backs, as well as asking about a rumored relationship with Lil' Wayne
Keri Hilson Part 2

Britney Spears and ex-boyfriend Adnan Ghalib won't be getting back together anytime soon.

The paparazzo, 36, is forbidden from communicating with the singer, 27, or getting within 100 yards of her for the next three years, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Aviva K. Bobb ruled Wednesday.

The orders also prevent Ghalib from contacting Spears directly or indirectly through phone, mail or e-mail, as well as forbid him to claim that he represents her interests. Others protected by the order include Spears's parents, siblings and her children.

The singer's father, Jamie Spears, who requested the order in January, has accused Ghalib and ex-manager Sam Lutfi of trying to disrupt his daughter's life. Before Jamie gained legal control over Britney, the pop star was hospitalized twice.

Ghalib is also facing felony charges for allegedly trying to run over a process server.

After performing songs from the Grand Ole Opry on Tuesday’s show, 31 million votes were counted and the surprising results were announced on American Idol Wednesday. Find out who, if anyone, was sent home — or if the judges used the new Judges’ Save rule, giving the person with the fewest votes another chance.
Ryan started off the hour saying the voting results from country night were a shocker.
And they were: Favorite Alexis Grace, 21, wound up being the contestant destined to go home, thanks no doubt to an uncharacteristically strident performance of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” on Tuesday.

Because of the newly instituted Judges’ Save rule — and because the Mighty Four have always liked her so much — Alexis was permitted to sing an encore as Randy, Simon, Paula and Kara huddled together and discussed her fate.
But this is the problem with the new rule: Alexis hadn’t come to the theater with a whole new arrangement or interpretation, and under the gun she seemed even more histrionic.

How bittersweet that the song’s lyrics include: “My happiness depends on you/And whatever you decide to do … ” The judges said she was good — but not good enough.

The other singer with Alexis in the bottom two was Michael Sarver, 27, who at the start of the hour almost cried when he talked about missing his little daughter. But now he’s in the top 10 — even though Simon implied that the judges would NOT have asked him to perform again if he were the one facing elimination — and will get to go on this summer’s Idols Live tour.
Perhaps the more serious disappointment was the fact that rounding out the bottom three was none other than the immensely talented Allison Iraheta, 16. She’s arguably the best natural singer in the whole competition but her surprisingly outsized voice and even her magenta hair may count against her tender years. People may regard her as more of a phenomenon than a talent.
She may have to rethink her act.

Tell us: Are you sad to see Alexis go? Did America make the right decision? Who should have gone home instead of Alexis?

Natasha Richardson has died after suffering head injuries from a fall on a Canadian ski slope Monday. She was 45.

Her family released the following statement:

"Liam Neeson, his sons, and the entire family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death of their beloved Natasha. They are profoundly grateful for the support, love and prayers of everyone, and ask for privacy during this very difficult time."