Beyonce's "Video Phone" is set to have its video global premiere on November 16 across 60 channels on MTV networks. The single's new remix and music video will see the R&B songstress belting it out with Lady Gaga.

Lady Gaga is set to team up with photographer Nick Knight and filmmaker Ruth Hogben to create a unique video project for her 2009-2010 Monster Ball Tour. The project has also given open invitations to all Lady Gaga fans to be a part of video imagery.

The first "A Very Special Christmas" compilation was released over twenty years ago featuring songs from Whitney Houston, Madonna, and Sting. Now, the seventh holiday collection to benefit the Special Olympics is being released featuring music from stars like Miley Cyrus, Colbie Caillat, and Carrie Underwood.

Leona Lewis just released her new album, "Echo," all over the world and one of the album's tracks has been chosen as the theme song for the latest "Final Fantasy" game, "Final Fantasy XIII."

One legendary rock star has good reason to be a "Strutter."

Alejandro Sanz has earned his latest #1 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart with his duet with Alicia Keys. Their collaboration, "Looking for Paradise," reaches the top spot this week. It already hit #1 on the Billboard Latin Pop songs and Billboard Tropical songs charts, where Keys makes her first appearance on all three. "Looking for Paradise" is the first single from Sanz's eighth studio album, "Paraíso Express," which was released to stores this week.

Michael Jackson is set to be the subject of Academy Award-winning record producer A.R. Rahman's KM Music Conservatory. The "Slumdog Millionaire" composer himself will reportedly give the inaugural lecture on the pop legend.

Dolly Parton Records and shopping network, Jewelry Television, have announced they will team up to promote the release of the DVD and 2-disc set "Dolly: Live From London."

Grammy Award-winning producer/artist Timbaland has announced the release of his third solo album, "Timbaland Presents Shock Value II," on December 8.

Rapper superstar 50 Cent is suing a hip-hop website for using his image without permission. The "In Da Club" hitmaker has filed a lawsuit against WorldStarHipHop.com for allegedly using his pictures on its homepage.

After she kicked off the "MTV Video Music Awards" with a show-stopping, but also heart-wrenching, tribute to her late brother Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson is set to open another awards show this year, the "American Music Awards."