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Nick Jonas’ tour with the Administration is coming to an end and he will soon join his brothers at the Grammy Awards where the superstar trio will be on hand to present an award. And Nick, who was nominated with Joe and Kevin for a Grammy award last year, admitted that he can’t wait to hit up the show on Sunday.

“We’re gonna be presenting an award. I’m very excited about that and it’s just an honor to be there. It’s such a prestigious event and so many amazing musicians who are far more talented than I am [will be there], so just to be in their presence is fun,” he told MTV News. “I’m not sure yet actually [which award we'll be presenting].”

All everyone seems to be talking about is the awards race between Lady Gaga, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, and Nick thinks that Taylor has a particular edge over Gaga and B. “I think Beyoncé and Taylor are both having big years and Lady Gaga, of course, so it’s a toss-up. I’m not completely sure. I think that it all depends on if the vote is split by kind of the rhythmic sound of Beyoncé and Gaga,” he explained. “Then that will leave a lot of room for Taylor. There’s a lot of good nominees. It’s hard to tell who’s gonna take home what.”

But Nick does know who he’d most like to collaborate with if given the opportunity. “Probably Beyoncé. Maybe some type of soulful ballad would be cool,” he said. “She’s fantastic — definitely a living legend at this point.”

With the ladies ruling the night, Nick just really hopes there are some awards left over for his current favorite band to take home. “Kings of Leon would be nice,” he said. “They’re great and their record’s fantastic. So hopefully they can win something.”

What award would you most like to see the Jonas Brothers hand out on at the Grammy Awards? Let us know in the comments below, or upload a video to Your.MTV.com!

Stick with MTV News all week for our coverage of the 2010 Grammy Awards. We’ll have reports on your favorite nominees, party photos, behind-the-scenes video and much more leading up to and during the big show Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.

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Kevin Jonas holds on to his new bride Danielle as they stroll through the Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, New Jersey on Friday afternoon (January 29).

The newlyweds browsed several stores including Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, and Guess before stopping off at Wetzel’s Pretzels for a something to munch on.

Kevin will be joining his brothers Nick and Joe at the 2010 Grammys on Sunday and presenting an award to one of the many nominees.

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Taylor Swift can’t seem to escape Kanye West. After being publicly humiliated by the outspoken rapper at last year’s MTV Video Music Awards, she now has to collaborate with him on the upcoming remake of We Are The World, produced by Quincy Jones.

It’s the first time the two are coming face to face since the infamous incident in September when Kanye stormed the stage and interrupted Taylor’s acceptance speech to tell the audience that Beyonce actually deserved the award for best female performance. Following the outburst, which drew even more negative press to his already tarnish public image, Kanye went on to apologize publicly and privately to the young country singer.

And now he has a chance to do it face to face. The two have been called on by music mogul Quincey to be a part of the 25th anniversary remake of the song which has been organized to aid the relief efforts in Haiti. Wyclef Jean, Miley Cyrus and other star singers are also set to lend their voices for the good cause

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Are you ready to wear a clothing line from Selena Gomez? Well get ready because the line is on its way! Her clothing line is called “Dream Out Loud” and it will focus on pretty, feminine and bohemian clothing.

Selena commented on the line last year saying, “With my line, I really want to give the customer options on how they can put their own looks together. I want the pieces that can be easy to dress up or down, and the fabrics being eco-friendly and organic are superimportant. Also, the tags will all have some of my inspirational quotes on them. I’m just looking to send a good message.”

On Selena’s Facebook page today, she said “Had a great night last night.. went through my first sketches of my clothing line! I can’t wait for you guys to see it! Hope yall are doing well!”
Exciting!!

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It doesn't mean little brother has a side project, the older brothers doesn't care. Well, in fact, they do.

Jonas Brothers' saynow has been flooding Nick Jonas and the Administration track samples.

If the brothers supports Nick, would you?

For the benefit of millions of screaming young fans, not to mention their ecstatic moms, let’s cut to the chase: What’s Justin Bieber really like?

The Stratford, Ont.-raised teen idol, with his meticulously forward-combed hair, is on the telephone from Atlanta. With the rasp of a typical 15-year-old, he is as polite as in his myriad TV appearances on everything from MuchMusic to The Ellen DeGeneres Show. There’s a constant rustle in the background; others in the room are distracting him. He apologizes and moves closer to the speakerphone.

Bieber is clearly still in the eager-to-please phase of his young career. If he has hit the wall of teen cynicism, it doesn’t show. There seems to be no brewing hubris, despite the fact that his debut album of tween-targeted pop, My World, recorded under the wing of his mentor and business partner, R&B singer Usher, has already gone platinum in the United States (a million copies sold) and Canada (100,000 copies) since its November release.

“Being famous was never in my mind,” he says. “Also, like, Stratford, Ontario … a little town of 30,000 in the middle of nowhere? It was something I didn’t think was possible. I owe everything to my fans and YouTube.”

He seems like merely an older version of the 12-year-old boy who belted out R&B tunes on homemade YouTube videos, which wound up attracting millions of viewers and ultimately got him his record deal. (To access those early videos, search YouTube under “Justin singing.” Searching with the words “Justin Bieber” will get you his more recent professional videos and TV spots.)

His single mom, Pattie Mallette, has said that she prayed for her son’s success. One YouTube clip shows Bieber and his mother in an early appearance on Full Circle, a weekly segment of the Christian TV program 100 Huntley Street.

Atlanta-based manager Scooter Braun had scouted Bieber after seeing his YouTube clips, and flew him down to meet Usher in 2008. Bieber auditioned for Usher, but also, as the teenager puts it, he simply hung out with the superstar to see how they gelled. “When I first met him, I had to sing for him, so that he knew what I was about,” Bieber says. “But we just talked. He got to know me a little bit. I got to know him. We watched a little bit of basketball. It was really low-key. It was fun.”

Justin Timberlake was also interested in Bieber and also met with him, but the young singer decided to sign with the man Billboard named last decade’s No. 1 Hot 100s Artist.

Bieber recalls this quickly, as if he has gone over it many times already. Our conversation falls in the middle of two hours of back-to-back phone interviews, which are in turn sandwiched between a doctor’s appointment and a rehearsal with Beiber’s full band and dancers. The next day he will fly off to Los Angeles to prepare for tomorrow’s Grammy Awards, where he’ll be a presenter.

That’s Bieber’s life now. When we talk, he has just returned from a publicity trip to Britain, where he was accompanied by his dad and a team of handlers. His parents are divorced, but Bieber is still close to his father, who lives in Winnipeg.

Since returning to Atlanta, the fledgling star has been sequestered in the studio, under orders (as one publicist put it) to work on My World Part II. That follow-up disc is due in late March, a mere five months after his debut album, following a time-honoured tactic from the dawn of pop music and teen acts: Get the merchandise out quickly.

But Bieber sees it in more contemporary terms. “A lot of people nowadays, with the Internet, they get really bored. … So putting two albums out, back to back, keeps them wanting more. …It’s really important to keep these kids satisfied, you know what I mean?”

It’s hard to put his success into perspective, he says. Imagine sudden fame at 15 – and, a month after cutting your first album, performing at a charity Christmas concert in Washington, with U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, looking on. “Things are definitely hard to describe,” he says. “But everything has just been fun. My family is really supportive. My mom and my dad are very supportive.”

His mother lives with him in a condominium community in Atlanta. She had been working as a website designer before her son’s career took off. She now calls herself “studio mom” on her Twitter page, but her son describes her differently. “She’s definitely not a studio mom. She definitely cares about my well-being, and me just being a good person more than a good artist,” he says.

“We have a lot of fun together on the road. We definitely get into arguments, ’cause I’m with my mom more than regular 15-year-old boys are. But we have a really close relationship.”

As for Usher, says Bieber, “he teaches me to stay humble through this whole process, because it can get shady, the business. You just gotta be humble. You’ve got to be grounded.” When pressed, he doesn’t go into detail about what kind of questionable characters he might have come across, insisting he has managed to stay away from them, whoever they are.

Bieber has a five-album contract. The third disc of songs likely won’t appear as quickly, he says, and may be an album of Christmas songs late in the year. And what of the inevitable lure of branching out beyond music – to, say, even something as low-key as Avril Lavigne’s ads for Canon cameras? “We’re working on different opportunities right now,” he says. “There’s going to be stuff like commercials and movie stuff coming out, but we’re just working out all the deals right now.”

That’s all Bieber will divulge. And given how quickly his career is moving, that could conceivably be all he and his handlers know with any certainty. “Have a blessed day,” he says as our conversation winds up. An atypical goodbye from a young performer marketed as just a regular, if highly gifted, kid.

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Rihanna is attending the 52nd annual Grammy Awards dateless this year, but there’s one guy we’re pretty sure wouldn’t mind walking her down the red carpet.

15-year-old crooner Justin Bieber planted a sweet kiss on 21-year-old Rihanna’s cheek backstage at Grammy rehearsals today (January 29) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

This wouldn’t be the first time Justin and Rihanna have “hooked up.” Justin, who admits to having a huge crush on his labelmate, got a big kiss from Rih on a taping on 106 & Park back in December.
When she wasn’t being wooed by J. Biebs, Rihanna was attending the Grammy gift lounge where she picked up some Marley Coffee.

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Nick Jonas is growing up fast. He’s proved he can hold his own with his solo tour selling out crowds nation-wide, and in the latest issue of VMAN, on newsstands today, we learn what it takes to truly hold the rockstar status this Jonas Brother has reached. He may be the youngest of the Jonas clan, but Nick is wise beyond his years — and that is evident in both his new record, and in his perspective.

If the uber-sexy photos aren’t enough for you to believe this boy wonder is all man, then a deeper dive into this candid interview will surely sell you on it. Perhaps it all goes back to the music. Nick has been inspired by some of the most classic artists of all time. “My real musical discovery started when I was 10 with Stevie Wonder and the Jackson 5, and acts that I connected with because they were young when they were doing it, like me,” Nick told the magazine. “Then I kind of came into my own a couple of years later, I found new artists that shaped my musical landscape. For instance, Kings of Leon played a big part in that.”

Music isn’t the only thing Nick is passionate about, however. He is admittedly very religious, and his faith is at the epicenter of who he is. “My faith plays a big part in who I am: a Christian guy playing pop-rock music. I’m in a pop-rock band, not a Christian band,” he says. In an industry saturated with over-sexed pop stars, Nick has held true to his beliefs and never tainted his “clean” image that has embodied him from day one.

Nick’s new record, Who I Am, reflects a more intense side of the pop star, with lyrics that are a far cry from what the Jonas brothers normally sing about. Nick says, “Yeah, there are songs that aren’t necessarily happy songs. They more make you think. That’s intriguing to me, just as a beautiful but sad movie might be.”

When asked about whether his religion, or Disney, or anything else constrained him to a clean image, Nick responds, “Constrained is the wrong word. The best way to describe it would be thoughtful, just thinking everything through. Okay, so, it’s not all uplifting on the record, but when I do a meet and greet with the fans, or any interaction with them, I’m smiling; I’m happy; I’m trying to make them happy. With the record, with the art, I do want to express myself fully; express the thoughts and stories and ideas that I have. And I think on this record I did the best job I could with that.”

It’s clear that Nick is evolving, and his music and attitude reflect that growth. The one thing that holds true is the dedication of his fans. His shows still sell out, and his albums climb the charts. No matter what he produces, it’s golden — and nobody can argue with that.

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For Nick Jonas, things are going well. He’s sold a bajillion Jo Bros records, spent his teen years fending off fans, and dated Miley Cyrus. Now all he wants is the world to take him seriously
Photography: Mario Testino – Styling: Clare Richardson – Text: Jacob Brown

He looks the part—the coif, the confident attitude, the aloof eyes, and most of all, these pictures prove it—but is Nick Jonas a rock star? The 17-year-old has, up till now, been known as the curly-haired, youngest sibling in the Jonas Brothers. He wasn’t the lead singer; that duty fell to the more flamboyant middle brother, Joe. But he was the driving force, the songwriter, the image-maker, the brains.

Conventional wisdom has long held that Disney pulls the Jonas strings, but more often than not, it’s Nick behind the scenes calling the shots. His adult entourage laughs about calling him “the president,” but the deference they show him as he strides into the Soho Grand lobby for this interview makes clear that the nickname is no joke. Now Nick is ready to push things further. With his new band, Nick Jonas and the Administration, and its first album, Who I Am, he plans to show the world that he’s grown up.

Nick Jonas’s family hails from New Jersey, by way of Texas. His father, Kevin Jonas, Sr., a former evangelical preacher and lifelong musician, raised Nick and his brothers on a diet of Jesus and church music—much of which he wrote and sang himself. To this day the Jonas family is devout; Nick and his brothers famously wear purity rings signifying celibacy before marriage (eldest and recently married brother Kevin has presumably removed his). But Jonas, Sr. was always fascinated by the world of secular pop, and early on he exposed the family to the Billboard Top 40. Car rides were spent analyzing melodies, choruses, and hooks. “My real musical discovery started when I was 10 with Stevie Wonder and the Jackson 5, and acts that I connected with because they were young when they were doing it, like me,” says Nick. “Then I kind of came into my own a couple of years later, I found new artists that shaped my musical landscape. For instance, Kings of Leon played a big part in that.”

It’s significant that, without prompting, Kings of Leon is the contemporary band that Nick references. In certain ways, it is a band that couldn’t be farther from his peculiar plane of existence. In other ways, it couldn’t be closer.

The whiskey-soaked members of the alt-country and blues inspired Kings of Leon are rock stars in the
subversive mold of the Rolling Stones. Unlike Nick, they notoriously drink, smoke, and screw. Like Nick, they
possess the rare—particularly in light of today’s abysmal recording industry—ability to sell albums. The band’s last release went platinum in the U.S., sextuple-platinum in the U.K., and octuple-platinum in Australia. As a Jonas Brother, Nick can claim similar sales stats (he’s actually sold double or triple that).

But a deeper similarity explains Nick’s affinity. Kings of Leon is three brothers and a cousin: Caleb, Nathan, Jared, and Matthew Fallowill. The brothers Fallowill were raised in an evangelical Christian home. Their father had been a preacher in their youth. Of course, no one has ever accused Kings of Leon of being a Christian band, but lead singer Caleb Fallowill has no problem connecting his music career with his religious upbringing. “Every kid at one point or another looks up to his dad. I knew for a long time that I wanted to do something big, and for a long time I thought it was gonna be to take over preaching from my dad,” he says. “You wanna feel like what you are doing is important. For that reason, when we go onstage, we pour our hearts out.”

And that’s exactly how Nick sees it. “My faith plays a big part in who I am: a Christian guy playing pop-rock music. I’m in a pop-rock band, not a Christian band,” he says. “I admire Kings of Leon. I think their records are amazing. Just from hanging out with them I can say they’re good guys. It’s cool to see that they get to do what they love. But I think they clearly have an appreciation for where they came from, and it has shaped who they are.”

Nick Jonas wants, and perhaps deserves, to be seen as a rocker cut from the same cloth as the Fallowills, but he struggles to explain why he is a Disney band and they are not, why he has never rebelled like they and so many of his heroes have. “Maybe it’s about preference,” he says. “I just prefer to make people happy with my music. I prefer to see a smile on someone’s face after I sing a song.”

That may be true, but the lyrics on Who I Am suggest something more is going on. In the song “Rose Garden,” he sings the words: “She was young but not naïve/always wise beyond her years/hoping that no one would see/ every time she dried her tears.” In “Vesper’s Goodbye,” he sings: “Like a bullet through the chest/lay me down to rest/It’s a lover’s final breaths/Now I die, kiss your tender lips goodbye.” None of these lines are making anyone smile; they hint at something that, if not subversive, is at least brooding.

When that’s pointed out to Nick, it’s almost as if he hadn’t before realized that his music was no longer as innocuous as it had been with the Jonas Brothers. He admits, “Yeah, there are songs that aren’t necessarily happy songs. They more make you think. That’s intriguing to me, just as a beautiful but sad movie might be.”

So then, is it really preference like he claims, or does his religion, or Disney, or anything else constrain him to a clean image? “Constrained is the wrong word,” he says carefully. “The best way to describe it would be thoughtful, just thinking everything through. Okay, so, it’s not all uplifting on the record, but when I do a meet and greet with the fans, or any interaction with them, I’m smiling; I’m happy; I’m trying to make them happy. With the record, with the art, I do want to express myself fully; express the thoughts and stories and ideas that I have. And I think on this record I did the best job I could with that.”

At the end of the day, the ones who really matter—Nick Jonas’s fans—don’t care about any of this. They will line up for tickets, scream their heads off at shows, and go buy an album afterward. It’s a near certainty. The critics will whine and moan about his success. But they will likely look back and see this album as Nick’s Justin Timberlake moment, the moment he transitioned out of his former boy-band plasticity into a newly independent identity. It may be tough medicine to swallow, but they’ll be forced to admit that, yes, Nick Jonas is a rock star.

Hair Oribe at Oribe Salon Miami Beach using Oribe Hair Care
Grooming Linda Cantello (Joe Management)
Photo assistants Alex Franco,
Hans Neumann, Ivan S., Roman Harper
Stylist assistant Micaela Erlanger and angelo desanto
Hair assistant Judy Erickson
Grooming assistant William Murphy
Prop Styling Michael Bednark (Magnet)
Prop stylist assistant Luca Giovanopoulos
Tailor Joel Gomez
Lighting Chris Bisagni
Production Lucy Lee and Christina Hardy (Art Partner)
Videographer Rafael D’alo
Catering Ilili
Location Pier 59 Studios, NYC
Retouching R&D

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Disney starlet Selena Gomez may only be seventeen, but the young actress and singer reveals that everyone needs a way to deal with a bit of heartbreak. Her personal remedy? Writing music and the support of country-pop sensation Taylor Swift help to ease the pain.

“One of my favorite stories with Taylor Swift was when I was going through a very hard breakup. She came to my house at 10:30 at night and knocked on my door. I opened it, and she had two big bags of junk food, cookies, Snickers and soda,” Selena gushes about one of her best friends.

“She put it on the table, put her laptop on, we made a video, and she told me that now we could look forward to breakups, since we know the other one will get us junk food!” Selena reveals, while chatting On Air with Ryan Seacrest.

“She’s very sweet. I feel very lucky to have her in my life,” Selena recants of the chart-topping star.

In addition to the great girlfriend by her side, Selena admits that her newfound love of music was also helpful in getting through tough times.

“Naturally,” a single from her first hit CD Kiss and Tell, is “about people who have feelings that they can’t ignore naturally and it’s just really fun and it’s got a dance beat to it.” The song reveals some of Selena’s strongest emotions.

The Wizards of Waverly Place star told Ryan Seacrest Thursday morning on 102.7 KIIS FM that when you have undeniable feelings for someone, “You embrace it… You can’t fight the feelings.”

And although the singer, set to go on tour this year, wouldn’t admit if she was having those “feelings” — and dating Nick Jonas again or not — Selena did explain to Ryan that she thinks that Twilight’s Taylor (Taylor Lautner) is “amazing. He is so awesome… I love Lautner!”

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Miley may know how to throw a good "Party" but it looks like fame comes more "Naturally" to Selena. Selena's new music video "Naturally" beat Miley's "Party in the U.S.A." on iTunes. Sel couldn't wait to tweet the news to all her fans. "I am speechless!" she tweeted.

Besides her chart-toppin music video, Sel has a fashion line in the works, not to mention her upcoming movie What Boys Want about a girl who hear hear boys' thoughts!! Easy to see how Miley could get jealous.

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2009 really put Demi Lovato in the spotlight: her second album sold more than 100,000 copies in America (!) and she worked with big names like the Jonas Brothers and John Mayer. But comfort with success hasn't always come easily for Demi.

Demi revealed she used to do whatever other people told her, without really considering what she wanted. She explained, "In the first movie, [my character] didn't really know who she was. Which is funny because that's how I felt when I shot the first movie too." Demi felt nervous about showing her true personality by dying her hair dark black or wearing red lipstick. "In the second movie my hair was darker, my character was more confident, and so was I."

Now Demi takes that confidence and channels it into her music. She talked about her opportunity to work with John Mayer: "I wasn't really intimidated meeting him, I was intimidated working with him," she admitted. As they worked together longer, "I got less intimidated, and was giving more of my input and not really being afraid to say what I felt and if I didn't like the lyrics I'd be like, 'Listen John...Sorry these aren't working out for me,' " she said jokingly.

In 2010 Demi will enjoy the spotlight with the confidence she gained in 2009: "It doesn't matter the size of the audience whether it's thousands of people or hundreds as long as I'm playing music I'm having the best time ever."

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R&B superstar Beyonce will battle country star Taylor Swift at the 52nd Grammy Awards Sunday as the music world descends on Los Angeles for the industry's equivalent of the Oscars.

Beyonce heads a star-studded field of contenders with 10 nominations going into Sunday's extravaganza at the Staples Center, just ahead of the precocious 20-year-old Swift who has eight.

Beyonce has nominations in the coveted record of the year and album of the year categories, for her single "Halo" and her chart-topping double-album "I Am ... Sasha Fierce." The former "Destiny's Child" singer is also nominated in the song of the year category.

But Beyonce is likely to face fierce competition in the major categories from Swift, as well as wacky songstress Lady Gaga and the Black Eyed Peas, who all have nominations in the best album, record and song categories.

Trailing Beyonce and Swift in overall nominations are the Black Eyed Peas, Maxwell and Kanye West with six nods each.

Swift, 20, who enjoyed success last year at the American Music Awards and Country Music Awards, has rocketed to fame over the past two years.

Nielsen SoundScan reported earlier this month that Swift was the top-selling digital artist in music history with over 24.3 digital tracks to date.

Grammy chief Neil Portnow has praised Swift as a "phenomenon in entertainment." "She crosses so many genres and generations. She's really struck a chord with people because her music is so honest," Portnow said.

Sunday's show - which gets underway at 5pm (0100 GMT) - is the first Grammy Awards since Michael Jackson's death last year and is expected to feature an extended tribute to the late "King of Pop."

The tribute will include a 3-D film clip made before his death as well as performances from Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Hudson, Celine Dion, Smokey Robinson and Usher. Jackson will also be honored with a lifetime achievement award during the show.

However, Grammy show producer Ken Ehrlich has distanced himself from reports that Michael Jackson's children - Paris, Blanket and Prince Michael - would perform on Sunday at the Staples Center, the same venue where they bade a poignant farewell to their father at last July's memorial service.

"Don't know where that came from and I really don't have anything to say about it," Ehrlich told the Access Hollywood entertainment news show.

Meanwhile, in the record of the year race, Beyonce's "Halo" will go up against Black Eyed Peas's pop track "I Gotta Feeling", the Kings of Leon's "Use Somebody," Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" and Swift's "You Belong with Me."

The nominees for song of the year, awarded to the songwriters, are Lady Gaga's "Poker Face," Maxwell's "Pretty Wings," Beyonce's No.1 single "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)," Kings of Leon's "Use Somebody" and Swift's "You Belong with Me.

The best rock album nominees, meanwhile, comprise AC/DC's "Black Ice," "Live From Madison Square Garden" by Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood, "21st Century Breakdown" by Green Day, "Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King" by the Dave Matthews Band and "No Line on the Horizon" by U2.

The best new artist category features the Zac Brown Band, Keri Hilson, MGMT, Silversun Pickups and The Ting Tings.

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Legendary producer Quincy Jones is planning an all-star sequel to "We Are the World" to benefit Haitian earthquake relief efforts. Contrary to several reports on the Web, however, it's not going to involve a reunion of Taylor Swift and Kanye West. Everyone recalls West storming the stage to disrupt her acceptance speech at last year's MTV Video Music Awards. As awkward as that unplanned moment was, it only strengthened her position among fans and within the entertainment industry. The original version of "We Are the World," released in 1985, featured co-writers Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie singing in a cast that also included Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and many others. According to Entertainment Weekly, "We Are the World 25," apparently the same song, will be recorded in Los Angeles on Monday (Feb. 1), the day after the Grammy Awards show. EW says the artist lineup for Monday's recording session is still being finalized, but Access Hollywood reported that "a source has exclusively confirmed" that Swift and West will there. Not so, Swift's publicist tells CMT.com, adding, "It will be a wonderful event, but Taylor is flying out to Australia the same night as the Grammys, right after the show, to start her tour." Her first show there is Feb. 4 in Brisbane.

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Taylor Swift has a new gig -- writing greeting cards!

The 20-year-old singer/songwriter has put her way with words to work in her signature line of card creations for American Greetings, set to hit aisles by mid-February.

Get a sneak peek of Taylor Swift's greeting cards!

"I've always been fascinated by how we express feelings to each other," Swift, who wrote the content and collaborated on the sparkly card designs, tells UsMagazine.com.

But why would the country crooner take on the nine-month project?

Take a look back at Taylor Swift's style through the years

"My idea of a great song is a song that says how I feel, better than I could," she tells Us. "I feel the same way about cards."

In addition to cards, which range from birthday greetings to love notes, she'll create gift packaging and stationery.

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Joe Jonas says he has been "reconnecting" with ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift. The 20-year old singers dated briefly before splitting in 2008. Trans World News reports Joe as saying about Taylor, "We've been kind of reconnecting, which is good."

Swift was recently linked with singer John Mayer through a dinner 'date', though her representative quickly denied any romance between Taylor and Jennifer Aniston's ex boy

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Demi Moore and Miley Cyrus are to play a mother and her daughter in the American remake of the French comedy hit 'LOL: Laughing Out Loud'.

Variety reports that the film tells the story of a 15-year-old who is dumped by her boyfriend and then becomes interested in his best friend.

Her mother is a divorcée who is finding it difficult to move on in life.

The film will be directed by Lisa Azuelos-Alessandrin, who also directed the original.

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Happy New Year!

2010 has kicked off in an exciting way. Currently, I am on tour with my band The Administration. While I am enjoying every bit of this new journey, it was a bit strange the first couple nights to be onstage with a completely new band and without my two brothers. The Administration is made up of incredible musicians; they are also members of the New Power Generation, Prince’s band, which speaks for itself. We have been playing some really great venues, for amazing crowds and I couldn’t ask for more support from you. With that said, I am thrilled to let you know my CD will be dropping February 2nd! I hope you enjoy what I have created.

Many times I have talked about how important it is to have a great support team around you. My family has been so supportive since the day I was diagnosed. When my family can’t be there, having others around who understand is so important. People who know and understand what you are going thru will help you manage your diabetes each and every day. For example when I started my adventure with the Administration, the transition was easier for me due to the fact that I still had many of my core team on the road with me. These are people who understand my highs and lows and how best to deal with them. Therefore, over the next few months, I thought I would introduce you to some of them and share their stories with you on how diabetes changed their daily routines.

Of course in the next few months Bayer and I will have some fun announcements to share as well so be sure to stay tuned.

-Nick

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