The Wanted, Flo Rida, Carly Rae Jepsen and Cody Simpson made fans shriek at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade -- and now that videos have hit the Web, we can enjoy them again with our leftover stuffing. It's hard to tell what (or who) is more delicious!
While his legions of adoring fans refer to themselves as Beliebers, it seemed only fitting that Justin Bieber’s latest album, and the tour in support of it would simply be called ‘Believe.’
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is an American tradition. And this year, a lot of the acts performing at the festivities are foreigners. Canuck Carly Rae Jepsen, Brits the Wanted and Aussie Cody Simpson will all hitch rides on floats in New York City to celebrate the Mayflower hitting land all those years ago.
In 2012, social media stats are critical and crucial to a pop star's survival. It's a truly viral way to reach people and increase your fans in exponential fashion.
Aussie singer Cody Simpson was so hot on grabbing a million followers on Instagram that he promised fans that he would share a shirtless photo of himself once he reached the milestone. And boy did he deliver.
It feels like Cody Simpson has been around forever, but he was only discovered on YouTube in 2009 -- and his debut album, 'Paradise,' only just came out on Oct. 2. And no one is more excited about that than Cody himself, especially since it hit No. 1 on the iTunes pop charts!
Carly Rae Jepsen celebrated the release of her U.S. debut, 'Kiss,' in a big way -- but it turns out that Cody Simpson actually had the biggest announcement to make at her album release party. Way to steal her thunder, Cody!
Cody Simpson and tourmate Victoria Duffield go 'Gangnam Style' in a parody video of K-Pop star Psy's viral hit.
