Lady Gaga featuring Beyonce in 'Telephone' music video. Music superstars Lady Gaga and Beyonce have just released their music video for "Telephone" and it's quite awesome! Of course, this doesn't surprise any of us considering the two are two of the biggest icons in the music business as of now.

The actual video is 9 minutes in length, but the version we have for you is a few minutes shorter.

The best part of the video? In the beginning, Lady Gaga puts the hermaphrodite rumors to rest once and for all (hopefully). Read on to check it out and be sure to share your thoughts! Is it possible we'll be witnessing a group known as 'Gaga's Child' in the near future?

Founder of vocal group Ron Banks dies. According to recent reports, Ron Banks was discovered dead in his Detroit home after suffering from a heart attack. At this time, there's no word when the funeral will take place. Banks, founder of the vocal group the Dramatics, was 58 years old.

Ron was born May 10, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan. The Northern High School graduate was the founder of a Detroit vocal group which made a name in the mid-60s and went on to play for avid audiences across the country. Aside from a short break in the mid-80s, the group has worked continously since their early days playing Chene Street nightclubs and has been a staple of the annual 70s soul jam revue tours.

May Ron Banks rest in peace.

Muse dropped from 'Twilight: Eclipse' soundtrack. This comes as somewhat of a surprise, but apparently, Muse has been dropped from the soundtrack to the third entry in Summit Entertainment's vampire series titled "Twilight Saga: Eclipse".

The band revealed that they wrote a love song to be used in the latest installment of the vampire saga, but it looks like it's no longer going to be used.

"It's the people in the movie business, completely outside of the writers and the creative types, the non-creative types I suppose are the people who are quite hard to deal with in Hollywood, so it didn't work out," Dominic Howard told Dose.

The drummer states, however, that the band will use the song on a future album. "Yeah, yeah, we sure will," he said. "I mean, it was great. We worked on it in Australia, we were ready to record, we were going to do some recording with Butch Vig, so we might still do it." He added: "I'm sure the song will definitely come to life for real at some point, but I think for this film it's not going to happen."

Adam Lambert attacks Susan Boyle. I knew it was only a matter of time before the "American Idol" runner-up, Adam Lambert, started getting a big head. He recently launched an attack against Susan Boyle who rose to stardom the same way he did -- through a reality show competition.

Lambert thinks she did a horrendous remake of the track "Wild Horses" and says it actually made him laugh. Of course, he's still sour over the fact that Boyle's "I Dreamed a Dream" beat out his debut album last year, "For Your Entertainment".

"If only it weren't for Susan Boyle! I'm happy for her success, but that album is terrible," Lambert told the Britain's Gay Times.

Sorry, Adam, but putting down other musicians isn't going to help your next album sell more copies. Maybe you'd be wise not to release your next album when Susan Boyle releases hers because we all know how that ended last time.

The Who rocked Superbowl half-time show. Even if the 2010 Superbowl didn't exactly go the way I had hoped between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints, at least I can safely say that the Who had a terrific performance.

I must admit, I was a bit skeptical to see the veteran rockers take the stage. After the awful performances 100 million viewers witnessed with the Rolling Stones and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, the old rockers blaring throughout the arena just didn't seem like such a good idea anymore. Actually, it wasn't the performances that were bad, but it was everything else. Long story short, they were sketchy and didn't belong performing at such an important event. You know what they say, when your time is up...it's up! There's a reason people retire between the ages of 55 - 65. Truth be told, it's merely a miracle that viewers didn't witness a single heart attack amongst these musicians.

While I was hoping to make some cheap gags as The Who took the stage, it was merely impossible. The band pulled off a remarkable show and if one were to close their eyes, it would seem as if these rockers hadn't aged a pit. Now, if you kept your eyes opened, there's a good chance guitarist Pete Townshend's stomach would be imprinted in your head for eternity. Other than that, The Who did incredible. What do you guys think?

Taylor Swift criticized for Grammy performance. Country music artist, Taylor Swift, had a great night at the 2010 Grammy Awards. Not only did she receive eight nominations total including 'Best Country Album of the Year', 'Best Country Album of the Year', 'Female Country Vocal Performance' and 'Country Solo Vocal Peformance'. She won four nominations including all those listed above.

Unfortuantely, though she had a great night, the next day didn't treat her all that well. Several critics gave the young artist negative feedback for her live peformance at the ceremony saying that she was a bad singer and that she was off-key throughout the entire performance.

I was one of the millions of viewers watching her performance and I didn't have a single complaint. In fact, I thought she did a pretty damn good job. What do you guys think? You can check out her performance inside.

2010 Grammy Awards winners. Well, the 2010 Grammy Awards have come and gone, but for some of the artists who were nominated, the ceremony is something they will remember forever.

Take country artist Taylor Swift for example. She was nominated for a total of eight Grammys and even won perhaps the biggest award which was 'Album of the Year' for her wildly popular album titled "Fearless". Meanwhile, Beyonce dominated during the pretelecast ceremony winning four of the ten Grammys in which she was nominated for.

In any case, all the winners at the 2010 Grammy Awards have been announced and you can take a look at the winners inside. So who won 'Song of the Year', 'Record of the Year', 'Best Country Album', and 'Best Hard Rock Performance'? Well you're just going to have to read on to find out. What do you guys think? Do you agree with the list?

Taylor Swift wins Album of the Year at Grammys. Even before the 2010 Grammy Awards even started, Taylor Swift was already a winner along with Beyonce and Lady Gaga. The three all one Grammys during the pre-cast ceremony. Swift, who was nominated for a total of 8 Grammys, already won for best country song ("White Horse") and best female country vocal.

In addition, the country artist managed to snag arguably the biggest award of the entire ceremony which was 'Album of the Year'. Yep, Taylor Swift won the award for her wildly popular album titled "Fearless". Of course, this doesn't come as a surprise to anyone. It was announced nearly a month ago that Swift was the front-runner for the award. Considering she was robbed of her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Awards, I think it's safe to say that Taylor deserved to win. Take that Kanye West!

Jamie Foxx peforms 'Blame It' at 2010 Grammys. Last night's Grammy Awards ceremony was surprisingly entertaining. I've never gotten into awards shows based around music because it always seems the musicians do more talking than singing, but that's just my opinion.

Actor-turned-musician Jamie Foxx was just one of the many talents to hit the stage at the award show. At first, I didn't know what to expect. Of course, having "Iron Man" star Robert Downey Jr. introduce him was a bit ironic considering Rob's past, but that's beside the point. It started out as some sort of opera performance and then the familiar music blares from Foxx's smash-hit track "Blame It (On The Alcohol)". Soon, T-Pain appears at Foxx's side and the whole crowd just goes insanely wild. You can check out the performance inside!

Robert Pattinson offered music deal. According to Zap2it, "Twilight" mega-star Robert Pattinson is reportedly hesitating on taking a music deal from "American Idol's" Simon Cowell, claiming he doesn't want to do pop music. They report that Robert Pattinson who is known to play both the guitar and piano, has apparently been receiving quite a few offers from several record companies. However, he's received a eye-popping offer from "American Idol" host Simon Cowell's company.

The offers states that Pattinson can name his price, but their sources say he's reluctant to take the offer right now.

Well, Pattinson may be able to sing a note or two, but I'm guessing the primary reason all these companies are so interested in signing him is due to his popularity status across the world.