Styled To Rock is a Project Runway-esque show produced by Rihanna, where a group of contestants create original looks. The U.K. series featured a chance for the winner to outfit Rihanna in concert, but no clear prize has been attached to the U.S. show yet.

The reality competition also offers its contestant mentors. Pharrell has signed on for the U.S. version, along with Victoria’s Secret model/designer Erin Wasson.

BIG NEWS! @pharrell Williams will be joining #StyledToRock as one of the contestant mentors! READ –> bit.ly/12briCE

— Styled To Rock (@StyledToRock) May 15, 2013

Model/Designer @erinwasson has just joined the panel of mentors on #StyledtoRock! Get the scoop here: bit.ly/14JQUsk

— Styled To Rock (@StyledToRock) May 20, 2013

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Bareilles will perform her latest single, “Brave,” at the fundraiser, which is hosed by the LGBT Leadership Council, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Bareilles has said that the song off her upcoming album, The Blessed Unrest (out June 23), was written for a friend who was struggling to come out. The track has become an anthem for LGBT teens, along with anyone else who needs a little encouragement speaking up.

The singer–who finishes up her first solo tour in New York on May 23–will be joined by NBA star Jason Collins, who made news last month after becoming the first basketball star to reveal he was gay while still playing the game.

Tickets for the event range from $1,250 to $32,400 apiece.

Check out Sara’s video for “Brave” below.

Pickler shared her win with her professional dance partner Derek Hough. During Tuesday night’s finale, they were competing against Disney Channel star Zendaya Coleman and Val Chmerkovskiy.

When season 16 began, Kellie was one of two country artists on the program. Fellow dancer Wynonna Judd, though, was voted off in April.

Other stars competing this season included actor Andy Dick, figure skating champ Dorothy Hamill, football star Jacoby Jones, and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman.

I’ll never ever forget this night!! Love y’all so much!!! Thanks so much for voting!!!! #DWTS twitter.com/kelliepickler/…

— kellie pickler (@kelliepickler) May 22, 2013

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The Canadian crooner told Vanity Fair that after breaking off his engagement with actress Emily Blunt in 2008, he was heartbroken and insecure.

“I was not a happy man for many years,” he said. “I never thought I could hold a relationship. No way. Because how could anyone love me if I didn’t? That sounds like a shrink would say it, but it’s the truth.”

After the break-up Bublè began to really look at himself and realize that he wasn’t getting any younger. He told the mag that fame can stunt your growth and he knew he needed to become an adult. Bublè even started reading the self-help book The Power of Now, which is all about spiritual thinking. He says the Oprah-recommended book was something he needed at the time.

“I started reading it, and I believed in it,” Bublè explained. “I started practicing it, and it was as simple as just being in the moment and being thankful for what I had and every day trying to be grateful and to try to work on myself. It was such a slow process, but it changed my life.”

He added, “Literally. If you talk to my mom and dad, they’ll tell you that I’m a different son. I’m present.”

Adam Levine manages to make messy sexy and is seen rubbing his hands, full of paint naturally, over the body of a female model.

The song, co-written by Levine, Nathaniel Motte of 3OH!3, Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic and producer Noel Zancanella (Demi Lovato, B.o.B.) is the fourth single off the band’s 2012 Overexposed LP.

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The unrated version of “Blurred Lines,” which Thicke premiered April, features several women sans clothing. YouTube quickly banned the naked clip, but not before it racked up more than one million hits.

“We just had a great feeling about the song,” Thicke told Carson Daly. “I made it last summer. I mean, I had it for about eight or nine months and Jimmy Iovine liked it, but nobody was really jumping all around the place for it.”

“And then we shot the video and Jimmy called me seven seconds into the video and he said, ‘This is a smash! This video is amazing!’”

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According to Billboard, the university announced on Monday that Streisand would receive the degree for her “concern for human rights and dedication to Israel and the Jewish people.”

The Brooklyn-born singer and actress is expected to perform during a June conference celebrating the 90th birthday of Israeli President Shimon Peres.

Streisand will also hold two concerts in Israel on June 20 and 22 at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Those performances will be Streisand’s first in Israel.

Numerous other artists have also made the trip to Israel, including Bob Dylan in June 2011 (his first appearance in Israel in 20 years) and Paul McCartney in September 2008. Billy Joel made Israel a destination for three concerts during his Glass Houses tour in 1980, playing one show in Jerusalem and two in Tel Aviv. Madonna performed in Tel Aviv in May of 2012 with a message of promoting peace.

Possibly the most outspoken artist to boycott performances in Israel comes from Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, whose 2006 visit to the West Bank turned him into a huge supporter of the cultural boycott of Israel. Waters even took credit for Stevie Wonder‘s cancellation of an appearance in Israel. 

In the last month though, Waters has talked of reconsidering his position on Israel after fellow members of the music industry spoke out about his views.

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Rocky’s ID number is A550115!

Meet Rocky at the Humane Society of Missouri’s Chesterfield Valley Center at Boone’s Crossing. Hours and directions at www.hsmo.org.

Last week’s featured pet, a dog named Lulu, is still available for adoption at the Humane Society of Missouri’s Westport Area Center in Maryland Heights.

“Right now, after giving birth, I really understand the power of my body,” she explained to the mag. “I just feel my body means something completely different. I feel a lot more confident about it. Even being heavier, thinner, whatever. I feel a lot more like a woman. More feminine, more sensual. And no shame.”

With help from a heavy tribal beat, Beyoncé’s latest song, “Grown Woman,” which leaked last night (May 20), touches on the power of femininity. Whether single, married or somewhere in between, this Timbaland-produced ladies anthem is seemingly meant to get every woman up on her feet singing, “I’m a grown woman/I can do whatever I want.” Let’s consider it the sequel to “Run The World (Girls).”

Mrs. Carter has always been a powerful figure in music, but on her latest song there is a new (and different) sense of confidence here. She starts off the track by letting people know she’s been working at this since she was a little kid and she’s no one-trick pony: “Told the world I’m gonna paint this town/ Now b****** I run this.”

On the track, a snippet of which debuted in Bey’s recent Pepsi ad, she continuously touts her power. She sings, “They love the way I walk/Cause I walk with a vengeance/And they listen to me when I talk/Cause I ain’t pretending.” She ends it all by explaining that it took some time for her to get this ego boost and she’s not giving up on it anytime soon. It’s almost as if she’s letting all the ladies know, “If I can do it, so can you.”

When she delivers lines like, “I can be bad if I want/I can say what I want/I can live fast if I want/I can go slow all night long,” it’s clear she’s not apologizing for anything anymore.

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The tornado destroyed her house but she was not hurt, but she couldn’t find her dog. She feared her beloved pet may have been killed and lay dead in the rubble that was once her house.

Ann Werner from CBS News was interviewing Barbara about the storm and in the middle of the interview Barbara realized that God answered both of her prayers.