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Kenchi Ebina amazed the judges on "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday with a performance seemingly inspired by The Matrix. The contestant, who described his act as "dance-ish," performed an incredible routine that involved robotic moves, martial arts, and miming.

The American Military Spouses Choir gave an incredibly moving performance on Tuesday's "America's Got Talent." But the panel and the audience weren't simply being courteous with their standing ovation, as the singers showed off gorgeous voices on "Ain't No Mountain High Enough."

Christina Aguilera returned to "The Voice" for Tuesday's season finale. The coach, who will be returning for the fifth season this fall, performed "Feel This Moment" with Pitbull. Watch here!.

"The Voice" season 4 winner was finally revealed on Tuesday's finale! Find out who took home the grand prize -- and who placed second and third -- here!

Cher gave her first live television performance in more than a decade on Tuesday's "The Voice" season finale. The music legend performed "Woman's World," the brand-new single from her upcoming album. Check out the video here!

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Check out the new artwork for John Mayer‘s forthcoming album, Paradise Valley, out August 13. What is Paradise Valley, you might ask? It’s a major river valley of the Yellowstone River in southwestern Montana just north of Yellowstone National Park. John recently bought a 15-acre spread along the Yellowstone River in western Montana. “I don’t see how the happiness here doesn’t make it to records,” he’s said about Montana. Looks like John‘s new album was really inspired by the time he’s spent there! "paper doll" lyric video 1, 2

Don't expect Star Wars: Episode VII to have the George Lucas touch. According to an interview with Access Hollywood (coming to us via The Playlist) following the Daytime Emmys, the original Star Wars auteur isn't even talking to the young Hollywood Padawan about his re-branding of the empire. Which is kind of depressing, but maybe a good idea. "I have not spoken to J.J. He's been busy with 'Star Trek,' and I'm sure that he'll let me know when he's got some questions," Lucas said. "So, you know, that's all going well." It is? Lucas seems happy not to have to deal with the intricacies of a franchise he created and already re-booted (with Jar Jar Binks), but according to a Bloomberg Businessweek story back in March, about the rough transition from LucasFilm to Disney, that wasn't always the case. Indeed, Lucas, at first, didn't even want to turn over his "rough sketches" to Disney. Businessweek's Devin Leonard reported that Lucas eventually attended story meetings about the upcoming film, explaining what was and what was not okay in his universe. As Oliver Lyttleton writes at The Playlist, Lucas's backseat role could either be a curse or a blessing going forward. Star Wars is undoubtedly his world, and he should certainly have a say in what becomes of it, but then again, he did make The Phantom Menace. Angie Han at /FILM is all for the transition from backseat driver to the trunk. "There's not much point in hiring notable talents like Arndt and Abrams if they're just going to carrying out Lucas' wishes," she wrote. Abrams, of course, is well primed to take the helm of the project, and has arguably more respect for Star Wars than for Star Trek, often stating that he was a die-hard fan of Wars in a way that he wasn't of Trek. His Star Trek Into Darkness even made us more excited for his take on Star Wars. (That chase scene on the Klingon planet was pure Wars.) So while there's something inherently sad about the 69-year-old Lucas's gleeful nonchalance for the nostalgic part of us, maybe he knows that perhaps the galaxy far far away should grow without him. And it is growing. The rumors abound. Today: vague casting breakdowns! Source

Hugh Jackman couldn't be anything but charming in our eyes. But the Wolverine actor doesn't want just us to love him, he wants EVERYONE to love him!

According to Hugh, his greatest fear is for people to consider him "an a-hole."

That's why Hugh is sure to NEVER be rude to any of his fans. You want a picture? Sure! Autograph? No problem! Even if he has to stop and talk with 29 people in a row, he'll do it! He explained:

"Look, I was brought up in a way where you treat people with respect. So it's certainly easier for me to be polite and respectful to people than to be an a--hole."

How can you not love a guy who lives by that motto?

Preach, brother!

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Freaks and Geeks creator, Bridesmaids director, and helmer of many of your favorite episodes of Mad Men, Arrested Development, and Parks and Recreation Paul Feig returns on June 28 with The Heat, starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy as mismatched crime fighters in pursuit of a drug lord. In no particular order, these are the movies, books, cuisines, and teachers that inspired him. 1. Groucho Marx My mom took me to see Animal Crackers and I started imitating Groucho. At one point I was doing Groucho-Grams, where I’d go to somebody’s work and be Groucho. I bought the long coat, glasses, and greasepaint mustache. My boss was like, “Just get one of those nose and glasses.” I was like, “How dare you, sir!” 2. George Carlin I bought his albums on cassette, and I had this cassette player that I only found out years later ran a little faster than a normal player. So, for years, I loved Carlin’s delivery because he was really fast. But he was bred to be funny. He was comedy personified. 3. Make Me Laugh This was the TV show from the seventies. To me, stand-up was something other people—professionals—did. But Make Me Laugh made it all accessible. Mike Binder from Detroit was on there, so I was like, Someone from my hometown can do it! It’s because of that show that I started doing stand-up. At 15, I went to the Delta Lady and started doing stand-up. I wasn’t good, but I started doing it. 4. Steve Martin Steve Martin was the No. 1 comic I tried to emulate. To this day, I wear three-piece suits all the time because of him. I got the Let’s Get Small album right when it first came out and did the routines for my classmates, but not telling them that it was Steve Martin. They thought I was the funniest man in the world. And then Steve Martin broke big, and everybody knew that I had stolen all the material. 5. Raiders of the Lost Ark I went to the first show at Mann’s Chinese. When that boulder came rolling down, people were up on their feet, screaming! I was watching and going, Wow. This is the power of filmmaking. People were laughing and screaming; it was just like a rock concert. I walked out going, I want to make movies. 6. The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger That to me is like a sacred text. I can’t read it that often because it sends me to a different world. When we were doing Freaks and Geeks, I bought the cast copies of Catcher in the Rye. I remember giving it to James Franco and Franco rolling his eyes at me, because I was in my thirties, and he was like, “This is Teenager 101.” (Rest of cute list at the Source). Do the universe a favor and just make a Freaks and Geeks movie already...

It may look like glamorous Lina Nilson is providing community service aboard an exotic retirement boat. But the brunette beauty - who is in her 20s - is actually helping her boyfriend Roberto Cavalli shower off on a particularity hot day in Sardinia. The lovers have been sailing around on 72-year-old Roberto's luxurious super-yacht, with the fashion designer being intimately hosed down for all to see and without a care in the world. Source

Can you guess who was spotted sporting this skin-tight speedo in Woodland Hills, California? JERRY O'CONNELL No wonder he was cast in We Are Men! Jerry O'Connell was photographed working on the set of his new CBS comedy series on Friday, June 14, wearing nothing but a bright orange speedo. The 39-year-old actor showed off his skinny, toned bod in the skimpy swimsuit on location in Woodland Hills, Calif. O'Connell gave photographers a view of his lean muscles while chugging a bottle of water in the sun. We Are Men is about a man named Carter (Chris Smith) who gets left at the altar. He decides to move into a short-term rental complex, where he meets three older, divorced men (O'Connell, Tony Shalhoub and Kal Penn) who give him advice. At a pop-up stand to promote the nonprofit Play Makers on June 7, O'Connell -- who first made a splash as an overweight teen in 1986's Stand By Me -- told Us Weekly that his new show is forcing him to stay in shape. "They've got me taking my shirt off all the time, so I had to re-up my gym membership and sort of watch what I eat. Also, having kids sort of keeps you running around all the time," explained the star, who shares 4-year-old twins, Dolly and Charlie, with wife Rebecca Romijn. "I have one very lazy daughter, so I'm always carrying her around—and she's close to 50 pounds. It's called the lazy child workout. I'm going to make a DVD. It's going to be the next P90X." "I don't use a trainer," he added. "We're saving for college, so there will be no extra expenditures. Even paying for a gym membership is annoying. I'd rather do a prison workout at home." O'Connell also shared with Us the celebrity whom he admires (and fears!) for his fit bod. "I mean, look at Hugh Jackman," he said. "I don't know how that guy does it. He's good friends with my wife because they do all of these X-Men movies together and I'm afraid to be around him," he joked. "He's so large. I just keep my head down and only speak when spoken to." Source

A popular porn star who appeared in the movie "Buttman's Stretch Class #4" is suing the male lead (Buttman) ... claiming he failed to disclose that he was HIV positive before they shot sex scenes. The woman behind the lawsuit is Katie Summers -- real name Katherine Howard -- who claims she was paid to appear in the film back in 2009 ... and the role involved sexual interaction with John Stagliano (aka Buttman). In Katie's lawsuit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court and obtained by TMZ, the porn star claims Stagliano had known he was HIV positive since 1997 ... but failed to disclose that information before they shot their sex scenes for the movie. FYI -- Stagliano has been open about his condition for years. Still, Katie claims she didn't find out about Stagliano's condition until 2012 ... 3 years after they shot the movie. In her suit, Summers does not say if she is HIV positive. Summers is suing for negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and sexual battery. She's also suing John's production company -- Evil Angel Productions -- which produced the flick. Summers is suing for unspecified damages -- and wants a judge to hit Evil Angel with an injunction forbidding the company from continuing to produce movies with Stagliano unless it discloses his condition to others. Source

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Today, Madonna attended the world premiere of the “Madonna: The MDNA Tour” that was screened at the Paris Theater in New York City. What do you think of Madonna’s look? Source ❤__❤

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We’ll have to wait until the fall to see Christina Aguilera back in her big red swivel chair, but she returned to The Voice tonight to perform on the season four finale. Looking incredibly sexy in a tight black skirt and showing some midriff, Xtina joined a sharply-dressed Pitbull for a high-energy performance of their hit, “Feel This Moment.” Watch Xtina and Pitbull open the star-studded season finale of The Voice below: Source

Despite the debut of new consoles and a next-generation of games, one of the biggest talking points going into and coming out of E3 2013 concerned Microsoft and Sony's digital rights management, and how each company would be restricting or influencing used game sales, borrowing, lending and more. With Nintendo featuring no restrictions along those lines for Wii U or 3DS, I asked the publisher's global president, Satoru Iwata, for his thoughts on the topic. His solution is remarkably simple. "The best possible countermeasure against people buying used product is making the kind of product that people never want to sell," Iwata told me, indicating that he'd never considered implementing mechanisms, or "tying down" his company's systems, with the kind of features that would restrict or control what Nintendo customers do with their used games. "Taking as an example Mario Kart or Smash Bros., even though you might think, 'I’ve done enough with this,' you’ll still have second thoughts. 'Wait a minute. If one of my friends comes over, I might need this again.' You’re never going to want to sell these games. That’s something that always occupies our minds. We need to make software that players don’t want to sell." Iwata seemed disappointed that E3 2013 had become so focused on everything but what ultimately matters most to him and his company - the games. "We’re competing with each other in terms of who’s creating the most fun games," Iwata said. "Unfortunately, however, as I saw the reports dispatched from E3 this year, they’re pretty much occupied by talk about which machine is more friendly to used games, or which machine is $100 cheaper than the other. I’m sorry that we’re missing the most important discussion – about video games." Stay tuned for plenty more from my chats with Satoru Iwata, Reggie Fils-Aime and other Nintendo producers and executives. Drag the lessors Source

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