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Candice Glover – I Am Beautiful – The Tonight Show with Jay Leno – Video via Rickey.org American Idol winner Candice Glover performed her single “I Am Beautiful” on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. She also had an interview and talked about Simon Cowell dissing her in season 9! The Voice • American Idol • The X Factor

Chris Brown feat. Aaliyah – They Don’t Know – MP3 Preview via Rickey.org Photo: Valerie Macon/Getty Here’s a low quality snippet of Chris Brown‘s new song, “They Don’t Know,” which features vocals from none other than the late, acclaimed R&B singer Aaliyah I actually think this will be good! The snippet is very hard to hear because of all the people yelling in the background, but this might be a urban radio hit. Even though I can’t make out a lot of it I already think it is better than Drake’s Aaliyah song. “Fine China” is a great song as well and is doing good so far, so I don’t see why this can’t follow in its track. We’ll see in the end how it does! I’m anticipating the final version though. The Voice • American Idol • The X Factor

Kanye West – Black Skinhead / New Slaves – Saturday Night Live – Video via Rickey.org Photo: NBC Universal – SNL Kanye West performed his two new songs “Black Skinhead” and “New Slaves” on Saturday Night Live. Check out the performances and lyrics. Socially-influenced Kanye makes headlines but I still think College Dropout-style Kanye makes the best music. I guess you win some you lose some. Kanye West Twitter Kanye West Twitter The Voice • American Idol • The X Factor

YouTube sensation Ray William Johnson is making the leap to TV.In a competitive situation, FX has given script commitment to a comedy inspired by the life of the Internet star.Writing duo Mike Gagerman and Andrew Waller will pen the script, with Johnson receiving a co-creator credit. 3 Arts' Dave Becky and Troy Zien will exec produce alongside Gagerman and Waller. It's yet to be determined which network -- FX or the upcoming FXX -- would air the project, should it move forward. Source: THR

Not only did last night's episode of Saturday Night Live mark the end of the season for the long-running sketch comedy series, but it also marked the end of Bill Hader's eight-year-run as a regular on the show. So it wasn't entirely surprising that Hader appeared as his beloved, chatty character Stefon for one last visit to "Weekend Update." But he did turn the appearance into a big celebration, which included a wedding and a dramatic attempt to stop it.

Family Guy fans are getting a double dose of the show tonight with the one-hour season finale. Family Guy Finale Sneak Peeks: Peter Joins a Country Club and Brian and Stewie Head to Vegas

Joel and Ethan Coen didn't even have to show up at Cannes to make a big impression. The Coen brothers' new movie, "Inside Llewyn Davis," was the talk of the Croisette on Saturday, even though it doesn't have its public premiere until Sunday at the Grand Theatre Lumiere. On a day when Arnaud Desplechin's "Jimmy P." and Kore-Eda Hirokazu's "Like Father, Like Son" debuted in competition, all eyes were on the press preview of the Coen's film about the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960s. Related Articles: Cannes Review: Coen Brothers' 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Is a Breathtaking Ode to Failure The Scene at Cannes Film Festival: 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' 'Jimmy P' (Updated Photos) read more

Overnight returns have the Ben Affleck-hosted episode unchanged in the key demo from the previous week and 2012's ender.read more

This week's episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Ben Affleck and with musical guest Kanye West averaged a 2.7 adults 18-49 rating

"Star Trek Into Darkness" zoomed to $84 million in its North American debut this weekend and knocked "Iron Man 3" out of the top spot, but couldn't ascend to box-office hyper-space. J.J. Abrams space epic sequel's opening was the year's third-best, but its $70.5 million three-day total was less than the $75 million that "Star Trek" debuted to four years ago. And its four-day total was well short of the $100 million that Paramount, Skydance Pictures and Abrams' Bad Robot Productions had hoped to bring in. Related Articles: How the Battle Over 'Star Trek' Rights Killed J.J. Abrams' Grand Ambitions 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Heading Where None Has Gone Before: Foreign Profitability 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Review: Thrilling Sequel Balances Fun with a Post-9/11 Sensibility read more