TMZ Provoked Justin Bieber?

Though it's unfortunate that Bieber fell for it, Knight said it's not surprising he would act out. "For him to react that way is really only human," he explained. "What is he 18, 19?" He has more to say.

Michael Buble Loses Jaime Pressly To GoDaddy Nerd

(Radio.com) In the Canadian crooner Michael Buble's new video for "It's A Beautiful Day," he finds his lady love (Jaime Pressly) making out with actor Jesse Heiman from that GoDaddy Super Bowl commercial, who sure seems to have good luck with the ladies.

At first, Bublè isn't too thrilled to find his girl with her "yoga instructor," but he soon realizes this is the best thing that could have ever happened to him.

Enjoying the beautiful sunshine-filled day (that includes a unicorn shaped cloud or two), he does a little soft shoe with a few Rockette-style dancers and opens a kissing booth. Bublè also lets Pressly know, "I'm glad you're the one who got away," before walking off in a blaze of glory. Watch the video here.

Jay-Z Enters The Sports Arena

(Radio.com) Jay-Z has started a sports management agency and nabbed New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano, according to an announcement by his new company, Roc Nation Sports.

The rap mogul, who runs a concert touring business Roc Nation, has expanded his empire to include Roc Nation Sports, a collaboration with CAA Sports, a division of Creative Artists Agency (CAA).

"Jay Z and his team at Roc Nation have successfully orchestrated powerful brand and business-building opportunities for their clients," said Michael Levine, Co-Head, CAA Sports. in a statement. "We look forward to combining our wide-reaching resources on behalf of top athlete clients like Robinson Cano to help them accomplish their goals on and off the field."

The man who rapped, "I make a Yankees hat more famous than a Yankee can," has the full support of Cano, who said the new deal will help him better serve the Yankees franchise.

"At this point in my career, I am ready to take a more active role in my endeavors on and off the field," Cano said in a statement. more on this story

Eve Takes Beyonce's Side in Bow Down Controversy

(Radio.com) Beyonce has released the remix to the controversial "Bow Down/I Been On," in which she features a cast of rappers from Houston. While she has received flack over her bold message that instructs "b******" to bow down, Eve said Beyoncé is well within the parameters of her throne.

"Beyoncé is on such a level that she doesn't need to prove anything to anyone at all," Eve told Radio.com. "That's why some people don't like that record. If you listen to the lyrics and some of the things she's saying, she definitely is coming at some specific person, which is 'Why do you even care.' But at the same time, she's a bossy b****. Do it."

When Beyoncé dropped the original song in March, singer Keyshia Cole was among the loudest critics.

"First 'Women need to Stick together' now b****** better Bow," Cole tweeted. "Smh. But it's all G! Chicks stay shooting the sh*t. But when I speak my mind its a prob. #Well #StayMad"

Refusing to be silenced, Beyoncé returned with a remix that featured a cast of Houston, Texas-based artist, a nod to her own Houston roots. Z-Ro, Bun B, the Willie D, Slim Thug, Scarface and Lil KeKe trade verses over the Hit Boy and Timbaland-produced track. more on this story

Diddy To Perform at Wrestlemania 29

(Radio.com) Diddy is a pro at wrestling his way to the top and now he will be lending his talents to the Wrestlemania 29 stage on April 7.

The rapper, who Forbes just named the wealthiest hip-hop artist, will be performing his Dirty Money single "Coming Home," featuring Skylar Grey, at the annual televised wrestling show. The single off of 2010′s Last Train To Paris was also selected to serve as this year's theme song.

The event, presented by the WWE, brings together wrestling pros and celebrities in a special that has previously featured guests like Snoop Dogg and Aretha Franklin.

During Wrestlemania week, Diddy is also set to co-host the WWE's Superstars for Sandy Relief charity event, which auctions off one-of-a-kind experiences with celebrities like Tyra Banks, Carrie Underwood, Stings, Coldplay's Chris Martin and a chance to attend a NASCAR race with WWE star John Cena. more on this story

Hot Chelle Rae Battle Over Blonde In Hung Up Video

(Radio.com) Hot Chelle Rae are back with "Hung Up," the first single off their upcoming album. While the song details being hooked on a girl they can't resist, the music video tells a slightly different story.

The "Hung Up" video follows each band member helplessly swooning over the same blonde. Nervous and tongue-tied in front of her, each of the guys are seen tripping over their own two feet, falling off their skateboards and running to catch up with their leading lady. Watch it all unfold below.

The band is currently in the studio working on the followup to 2011′s Whatever. Frontman Ryan Follesé recently talked with Billboard about the upcoming release.

"On this next album, we have some material that's a little bit more of a throwback, but this one felt like it was the right song at the right time," Follesé said. "What's to come will be a little bit more surprising. There's going to be a lot more organic [material]. I feel like 'throwback' here is the best way to describe it." more on this story

The Band Perry Kick Off New Album Release on Letterman

(Radio.com) "Get your hands high, New York," Kimberly Perry said at the start of The Band Perry's Live On Letterman set Monday night at the Ed Sullivan Theater.

On the eve of the release of their sophomore album Pioneer, the three members of The Band Perry were in good spirits.

"This week is a big one for us," Kimberly said. "My brothers and I have been working on a new record for the last 18 months, and it comes out at midnight tonight."

The band of siblings — Reid, Neil and Kimberly Perry — kicked off the evening with energetic kiss-off and current single "DONE." The guitar-heavy track showcased Kimberly's powerhouse vocals as she sang with distinct sass, telling a former flame they're over.

The energy didn't waver as The Band Perry segued into "You Lie." When Kimberly raised her hands to conduct the audience as if the fans were her choir, it was evident she held them in the palm of her hands–and that they would do whatever she asked.

"This is a brand new song we wrote with Mr. Brad Paisley," she told the theater crowd. More including setlist

Kacey Musgraves To Perform New Song on Ellen

Kacey Musgraves will be celebrating her No. 1 debut on the country music album charts with a performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show next week.

Musgraves will be performing her brand new single "Blowin' Smoke" on the April 10th episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. It will be the first time the song will be played on television.

The song, which was co-written by Kacey and Shane McAnally and Luke Laird, was released to country radio this week.

The songs comes from Kacey's debut album, " Same Trailer Different Park,' which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.

Kacey became the first solo female artist in five years to debut on the chart with a debut release, and just the seventh in the 22-year Nielsen SoundScan era.

This Sunday KAcey will also be on hand for the 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards where she is nominated for Female Vocalist Of The Year and Video Of The Year ("Merry Go 'Round) for both artist and producer.

Elton John and Bernie Taupin To Receive Songwriters Hall of Fame Honor

Elton John and Bernie Taupin are set to be honored with the Johnny Mercer Award this year by the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

The award will be handed out at the 44th Annual Induction and Awards Dinner slated for Thursday, June 13th at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.

Songwriters Hall of Fame's Jimmy Webb said of the duo, "Some catalogs are more 'deep' and significant than others not only because of their pertinence to the times in which they were written, but because their sheer mass is overpowering. It's just not that easy to write 40 Top 10 records. It's kind of like swimming the English Channel with your hands tied behind your back. Elton's readily identifiable melodic piano style has proven to be a perfect accompaniment to Bernie's razor sharp lyrics about relationships and living on the edge of life both in good and bad times."

This year they will be inducting Tony Hatch, Mick Jones & Lou Gramm, Holly Knight, JD Souther, Steven Tyler & Joe Perry. They will also be giving their Pioneer Award to Motown Records founder Berry Gordy.

Avicii Branches Out Musically With New album

(Radio.com) In the wake of March's Ultra Music Festival, one clear point of controversy emerged: Avicii's new album. In the course of his 75-minute set at the festival Avicii decided, in advance, to unveil his not-yet-released album using a mix of DJing and live performances that included the guests who will appear on the album.

"It's just been, for me, very interesting [as a] learning experience," Avicii said in an interview with Radio.com. "I've been working with — instead of DJs, I've been working with musicians that come from completely different upbringings. Like, they've learned music differently and different ways of looking at music. Like [Chic leader/legendary producer] Nile Rodgers or Aloe Blacc or — I've been working a lot with [Incubus guitarist] Mike Einziger."

Although he'd spoken to Rolling Stone in February and revealed most of the decidedly mixed guest list, which also includes vocalists Dan Tyminski and Audra Mae as well as legendary songwriter Mac Davis, hearing that new portion of his Ultra set open with nothing but banjos and Aloe Blacc's vocals with nary a beat to be found sparked mixed reactions in the media. more on this story

Elvis and Tarantino Inspired Gin Wigmore

(Radio.com) Inspiration often comes from unlikely places. For New Zealand singer Gin Wigmore, her new album Gravel & Wine took a new turn when she traveled down South to Elvis Presley's old stomping grounds.

"It's a whole new world really, the history of music. For me, I learned about Elvis for the first time which is pretty impressive," she confessed. "I never knew what the big fuss was with Elvis. I never got why there were these crazy fans who dedicated their lives to this man."

Wigmore explained that going to Memphis and visiting Sun Studio and Graceland helped her understand who Presley was and his impact on the music world.

"He was a total King. I really learned a lot about his showmanship and how it was a show. He put on cool suits and was a performer," she said. "I listened to so much of his music and I think that really rubbed off on me for this record."

Her latest Butch Walker produced album explores dark characters and weaves empowering messages throughout each song. While her music videos bring to mind Quentin Tarantino, the comparison isn't far off as Wigmore is a big fan.

"I'm obsessed with Quentin Tarantino and right before this record I was watching film noir and black and white movies. The Night of the Hunter and all these old slasher films, real character based films," Wigmore said. more on this story

Randy Houser Talks ACM Songwriter Of The Year Dallas Davidson

(Radio.com) Although he may not have the household name recognition of his collaborators, Dallas Davidson is certainly no stranger to country music. He moved to Nashville nearly 10 years ago and has written a slew of hits you've likely heard on the radio, ranging from Trace Adkin's "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" and Blake Shelton's "All About Tonight" to Lady Antebellum's "Just a Kiss" and Brad Paisley and Keith Urban's "Start a Band."

So it's only fitting that Davidson will be awarded this year's Academy of Country Music Award for Songwriter of the Year. Radio.com recently sat down with Randy Houser to ask the singer what it's like to write with Davidson, who helped co-write his current single, "Runnin' Outta Moonlight."

"Dallas has been one of my closest friends since we both moved to Nashville," Houser explained. "We all learned how to make our way in Nashville together and we've written a ton of songs over the years."

While Houser can't count just how many songs the two have written together, he said it's close to 100. "He's a pleasure to write with 'cause he's so good. We've all gotten to watch each other grow in what we do and get better at what we do," Houser said. more.

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