Whoa. At first, you would've have thought that diva and glam goddess Jennifer Lopez didn't heed the Grammys warning about the dress code -- which advised against side boobs, butt cracks and nip slips -- because the diva showed some serious leg.
But hey, as she pointed out, the rules said nothing about leg.
That lovely British songbird Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine realizes she has to often dress for her flame-hued hair. Green is always a safe choice, so she rocked a slinky, second-skin, emerald green Givenchy gown at the 2013 Grammys.
But the shiny fabric with the "horns" sticking out everywhere made it look like she donned a cartoon dinosaur skin.
Taylor Swift wore a cream-colored J. Mendel gown to the red carpet of the 2013 Grammys. The singer, serial dater and possible Carrie Underwood nemesis has worn white, cream and champagne-hued gowns lately, so no surprises there.
Dress code? Pft. Rihanna don't care nuttin' about the Grammy dress code. The powers-that-be behind Music's Biggest Night issued a stern warning to celebs about their attire for the ceremony, advising against exposing butt crackage and side boobage, while expressing concern about nip slippage.
However, our favorite topless Instagramer and sexy dresser Rihanna isn't going to heed the warning. Yeah, like we ever expected her to. She's also bringing her man Chris Brown as her date. Deja vu, anyone?
Taylor Swift fans will want to tune in at 8PM ET on the dot tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 10, for the 2013 Grammys. That's because the singer is opening the show! That's a big deal -make that huge- and the powers that be are saving the best for first, as opposed to last.
Beyonce's publicist has earned her keep while simultaneously stoking the fires of her client's diva image.
Earlier this week, the singer's PR rep asked that Buzzfeed remove over a half-dozen images of the singer making unflattering faces during her Super Bowl halftime performance la
'American Idol' auditions are over, and now the contestants have been thrown into the heat of competition that is Hollywood Week. Tonight's (Feb. 7) episode focused on the solo performances by the boys. Next week, on Thursday night, eight more of the male contestants will be sent home. So no one is safe.
Here are the key singers who made it through and who face being chopped in a week. Hey, we never said 'Idol' wasn't an emotional roller coaster.
Ellen DeGeneres is always looking for ways to make people laugh, and one of her best numbers is when she sends members of her staff to public places to strike up conversations with random people only using song lyrics. For this particular sojourn into the real world, she tasks show writer Amy with talking to strangers using only lines from Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.' Needless to say, customers at Lowe's were caught off guard.
Britney Spears embarking on a residency in Las Vegas is a hot topic. It's like a "NEW COUPLE ALERT" that's the source of a whole bunch of speculation and no proof. However, Brit Brit's puppy Hannah seems to have hinted at her mom's move to Sin City with an innocent -- actually a totally deliberate -- tweet.
Performing the national anthem at the Super Bowl or any sporting event is always a nerve-wracking task, since pop stars tend to flub the lines with regularity. Maybe it's nerves. Maybe it's the pressure and being on such a national stage. Who knows. But it happens... a lot. Alicia Keys performed 'The Star-Spangled Banner' at Super Bowl XLVII tonight (Feb. 3), seated at a white piano in the middle of the field. We're proud to report that it was flawless, both lyrically and melodically.
