Joe Jonas celebrated his 22nd birthday yesterday, and today’s he’s got something else to get excited about: a new tour with Jay Sean! The two crooners are teaming up for a joint tour across North America this Fall. The 19-date trek will start September 6 in Boston and conclude exactly one month later on October 6 in New York. (After that, the “Love Slayer” will be hopping to Sweden to join the European leg of Britney’s Femme Fatale tour.) Tickets for Joe and Jay’s show go on sale August 19

Jay Sean flips the switch on the Bille Woodruff-directed video for “Hit the Lights,” a lead single from his fourth album Freeze Time, due July 5. Cash Money’s British import busts a move against a CGI cityscape as lights flash across the screen, slowing it down for a dance break and make-out session with a sexy video vixen. His YMCMB fam Lil Wayne, Birdman, and DJ Khaled make appearances. Light speed ahead.

Jay Sean - Hit The Lights by UniversalMusicGroup

Willow and Jaden Smith show some sibling love as part of Alicia Keys’ “Buy Life” campaign. Joining Usher, Swizz Beatz, Kim Kardashian, and others, Will and Jada’s kids are using their celebrity to help benefit those in need.

Each ad has a scannable technology built-in allowing users to use their cell phone to donate money to help give life to millions of people affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and India by providing medicine, food, and shelter.

Check out some of the other stars who are lending a hand to Alicia’s charity.

With less than 24 hours to go until the apocalypse, Jay Sean parties from London to Tokyo to New York in the video for “2012 (It Ain’t the End),” the first single from his second U.S. album Freeze Time (Nov. 2). Nicki Minajpops bottles with her CMYM labelmate as the clock counts down to the end.

Where else would you see Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Fergie, & Katy Perry photographed side by side in designer duds or Fergie and Slash rocking out onstage or Carlos Santana, Ke$ha, and Jamie Foxx smiling for the camera? Only at The Recording Academy and Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy Salute to Icons held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills on Saturday (Jan. 30).

This year’s star-studded gala honored Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris and featured performances from the Black Eyed Peas, Maxwell, Mary J. Blige, Jennifer Hudson, Jamie Foxx, and more. The dinner and show is considered one of the highlights of Grammy weekend.

Jay Sean links up with Lil Jon and Sean Paul in the video for his next chart-topper “Do You Remember.” The Gil Green-directed clip was filmed on the Universal backlot in Hollywood and features cameos from his Cash Money affiliates Birdman and Tyga.

The Londoner recently told Now magazine which artists he admires. “I look up to Jay-Z for his longevity, Eminem for breaking racial boundaries, and Beyoncé for her triple threat: her looks, her dancing, and her sin