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Ke$ha Strips Down for Glamour; But Not Like You Think! (photos)

Keith Girard
Pop singer Ke$ha scrapes off the makeup (from the night before) and cleans up for Glamour magazine to show there is more to her than face paint, body glitter, partying... and, oh yes, music. The 24-year-old broke onto the music scene with her hit song Tik Tok and has become the doyenne of trash pop, with her campy fashions, and drunk-in-the-club vibe. Her photo shoot proves that, yes, she has a very feminine side....
POP
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Madonna Drops Tour Dates, Album Art on Heels of Super Bowl

Keith Girard
Madonna got a huge boost for her upcoming tour with her Super Bowl performance. In fact, some critics say the Material Girl turned it into one huge promotion for her upcoming tour and new album MDNA. True to form, while the Super Bowl performance is still fresh in viewers' minds, Madonna announced her tour dates and released the cover art for the album today (Feb. 6) Talk about marketing prowess....
POP
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Taylor Momsen Looks Pretty Wrecked in FHM Mag (photos)

Keith Girard
Taylor Momsen turned 18 last July, but she seems a little too cool for Playboy. So she pulls up her shirt for the UK edition of FHM magazine in a new photo shoot and opens up her heart about stripper shoes. Honest! Momsen, the former "Gossip Girl" actress, has been touring with her band The Pretty Reckless She definitely fills a void in rock 'n roll since Kourtney Love gave in to booze, pills and self-absorption....
ROCK
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Demi Lovato Gets Sassy With Lollipop in New Photos

Keith Girard
Demi Lovato has something else in common with Lindsay Lohan, beside a stint in rehab. The former Disney star has posed for a Tyler Shields photo spread. The sassy star gets a little fresh with a lollipop. Shields has helped stars like Lohan and Mischa Barton grab headlines for something other than misbehavior. But he's also shot the Glee girls like Jenna Ushkowitz and Heather Morris, although Morris later apologized for her photos....
POP
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Miley Cyrus Defends Demi Moore; Shows Immaturity

Keith Girard
Miley Cyrus, in such a rush to be an adult, showed real signs of teen immaturity in her well meaning, but misplaced defense of Demi Moore. It does the Moore no good to be in denial about her drug problems. Cyrus, 19, and Moore, 49, starred together in the upcoming movie “LOL: Laughing Out Loud.” Miley plays a rebellious teen to Demi’s 40-something divorced mother trying to keep things together....
CELEBRITIES
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Adam Lambert's Mercury Falling, Not Joining Iconic Rock Band

Keith Girard
American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert sent temperatures soaring when he intimated that he was joining iconic rock band Qeeen as frontman, only the second since the death of Freddie Mercury. But guess again. "The intention is to pay tribute to Freddie and the band by singing some f*****g great songs," Lambert told the UK's Daily Star. It's to keep the music alive for the fans and give it an energy that Freddie would have been proud of."...
Music
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Coldplay Takes on the Night in Charlie Brown Video (watch)

Keith Girard
Chris Martin and Coldplay seem like an odd band to channel teen angst on a rainy night. But the new video for “Charlie Brown” is all about restless, devil-may-care world where nothing matters but the music. If the rave scene is a little clichéd, so be it. The point is about getting lost in the moment, forgetting the real world and its dismal reality and letting loose like there is no tomorrow....
ROCK
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Bruce Springsteen Lives Up to the Hype of Early Years

Winchester
Bruce Springsteen’s new single “We Take Care of Our Own” is his best record … ever. Anthemic, moving, emotional, and just plain sensational. It could well be the first great record of this nascent year. I have a funny dynamic with Springsteen. When he first hit, and hit big, I had a real hard time getting beyond all the hype. Remember, he was on the front covers of both Time and Newsweek, on Oct. 27, 1975....
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