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Katy Perry could have an unlikely collaborator on her next album, if one musician gets his way. Anthony Gonzalez of French electro-rock duo M83 says, perhaps jokingly, he wants to write Katy's next record.

Rappers Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller have a lot in common. They both like to rap, they are both Pittsburgh, Pa. natives, they both released chart-topping albums and they both enjoy the occasional green bud. Now the dynamic duo are going to get high this summer on their Under the Influence of Music Tour.

Miley Cyrus was rushed to the emergency room today (April 17).

Lady Gaga will head out on her Born This Way Ball world tour on April 27 and apparently, a tweet Ma Monster issued a few weeks ago has got the tabloids speculating that she's consulting a psychic regarding the trek.

As several of the star characters of 'Glee' prepare for graduation, the show is sending them off with 'The Graduation Album,' the latest cast album featuring covers of Lady Gaga, Green Day, Beyonce and more.

A day after sharing a photo of her flexible frame from the 'Where Have You Been' video shoot, the generous Rihanna has posted another still image from the set. This one is also black and white and features the Bajan singer's face, whereas the previous image obscured most of it.

The Tupac Shakur hologram was such a big hit at the Coachella Music Festival that talks are underway to bring it on tour with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. The Wall Street Journal reports that reps for Dre and Snoop are figuring out the logistics to bring the virtual Tupac on a proposed joint trek.

We all know that Lil Wayne is the ultimate entertainer. From music, video and tour, the versatile rapper can do it all. So for XXL magazine's "Hip-Hop Live" issue, the Young Money leader graces the cover pictured where he's the most comfortable at -- onstage and holding the mic.

Harry Styles and Zayn Malik of One Direction sat down with Australia's The Herald Sun for a telling and at times hilarious Q+A session, in which no subject was off limits -- including their love lives.

We have a good feeling that Flo Rida is not going to like this. On Friday (April 13), an Australian judge ordered the Miami rapper to pay $80,000 in performance and damage fees for not showing up at the country's Fat as Butter music festival in October. According to the New York Post, if Flo Rida doesn't cough up the money his assets in Australia will be frozen.