It was a duet with Jordin Sparks from their upcoming film, 'Sparkle.'
Justin time for Mother's Day!
Michael makes his singing debut on 'Occupy This Album.'
Is the Material Girl's daughter preparing for a music career of her own?
Not exactly a get-up-and-dance-er.
Can you guess who she's singing about?
Perhaps she's letting her marital troubles fuel her success?
Featuring the Civil Wars.
The Treble Tones just may take out the New Directions with this diddy.
It's kinda similar to her infamous "Friday" song.
It is unsurprisingly groovy.
That's a whole lotta mashin'.
It's called 'The First Time.' Clever.
Is it better or worse than the original?
Bieber is bring Christmas cheer a little early.
Mars gets a New Moon.
'Glee' is back on track.
You know you can't resist.
Why wait?
This is the third single off her new album, "4."
We we so excited. You you so excited?
It's never enough, is it.
Yeah, but does it beat the 'Anchorman' and 'Arrested Development' versions?
It's a total deuce.
It may or may not sound just like 'High School Musical.'
Facepalm. Rinse and repeat.
Enjoy more not-so top secret peeks at the new episode.
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