Set to be released in April 2010, here is the first look at the sequel to the HILARIOUS “Why Did I Get Married?” movie from Tyler Perry.

 HipHollywood.com) So, here it is, part 1 of Rihanna’s conversation with Dianne Sawyer on Good Morning America. Talk about intense. We at HipHollywood were speechless, especially when Rihanna talked about understanding her role to her fans and why speaking out against domestic abuse is so important. We’re pretty sure as more and more of this interview is aired, and more details about what happened in February emerge, things are gonna get very REAL for Chris Brown. The rest of the interview will air Friday on 20/20.

First Madonna, now Lady Gaga? Is BET’s 106 and Park diversifying their program? Lady Gaga visited 106 and Park yesterday and spoke to Rocsi and Terrence about her new album “The Fame Monster” as well as working with Beyonce on “Video Phone”. She says that she ran into Bey at the Billboard Awards who asked her to write a verse on the song. Without giving up too much information, Lady Gaga said that she wanted to pay tribute to Beyonce so expect to see her as “Beyonce” in the video which will premiere tomorrow.

Check out the interview below:

Mary J. Blige is set to sing the National Anthem at the World Series’ Game 6 at Yankee Stadium tonight. This is something she has done before, so its no new task for Mary… BUT she will bring the SOUL & EMOTION of the song as she always so effortlessly does.

His album Graffiti is now set to be released on December 8th. His label says the debut single “I Can Transform Ya” is Top 10 on Billboard’s R&B/Hip Hop urban mainstream and rhythm radio airplay charts, and the video is # 1 on the iTunes music videos chart this week. 

A year ago, after a historic election, Barack Obama stood before an electrified crowd in Chicago and proclaimed: “This is our moment.” A year later, his workaday world in the White House is plusher, more secluded and infinitely more sobering, with back-to-back meetings that begin with a daily briefing from the CIA. Monday was the 287th day of his young presidency, a day that saw the leader of the free world surrounded by a swirl of people — economic gurus, Cabinet members, a prime minister and giddy fellow alums of Harvard Law School — or a seemingly solitary figure.