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Do you remember the 90s rap group Kris Kross?

One of the group's two members, Chris Kelly aka, "Mac Daddy" died yesterday at the age of 34. Police are saying Kelly died of an apparent drug overdose.

Kris Kross were discovered at a mall in Atlanta back in 1990 and were best known for wearing their clothes backwards and the songs "Jump", "Warm It Up" and "I Missed The Bus" off of their album 'Totally Krossed Out.'

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Listen up, Harmonizers! Fifth Harmony is in the studio, and their debut album is on the way.

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If you’re going to blow through your life savings, you should at least do so in a way that gains sympathy. Don’t do what Henry Gribbohm did.

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Jason Derulo wants to be more than friends in 'The Other Side,' and he achieves that in a big way. (It probably helps when your friends are smokin' hot brunettes.)

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Selena Gomez embraces the elements in her trailer for her 'Come + Get It' video. There's water, there's fire, there's flowers -- and it's all hot.

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Rushers rejoice!

Big Time Rush are gearing up for a brand new album this summer to coincide with their tour with fellow Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice.

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It's amazing how much work went into the one minute and 30 seconds of Beyonce's H&M commercial. Donald Schneider, the Creative Director of the commercial, explains the concept behind the clip, saying they were inspired by the four elements -- earth, wind, fire, water. And of course, Bey makes every single one of them look absolutely stunning.

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‘Iron Man 3’ opens May 3. That’s less than a week away, people! Are you excited? We’re excited.

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It seems like kids these days have forgotten the age-old video tradition of having a bevy of bikini-clad women dance around a pool in a warm climate. Lucky for us, Sean Kingston has brought this motif back with his 'Beat It' video, featuring Chris Brown and Wiz Khalifa.

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Ray J's claim to fame is that he hit "it" first, with the "it" being Kim Kardashian and her va-jay-jay. (Or is it va-Ray-J?)

The rapper is capitalizing on the fact that the two of them got famous on the back of their sex tape, her more so than him. We can understand that he feels entitled to some residual riches and that it's his turn to make the cash registers go ka-ching, but we're not sure this song or video is the way to make that happen.

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