[NEWS] 'MOVES LIKE JAGGER' BREAKS NEW RECORD BETWEEN TWO 'BEST NEW ARTIST' WINNERS & REACHES PLATINUM CERTIFICATION IN THE U.S.A.

Though Mick Jagger hasn't topped the Hot 100 in 33 years, he remains an icon. "Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera this week becomes the second #1 hit in less than two years that name-checks the rock legend. The first was Ke$ha's "TiK ToK," which spent the first nine weeks of 2010 at #1.

Both references are highly flattering: Jagger was depicted as a hottie in Ke$ha's song and as a classic mover in the Maroon 5 smash. Even so, I suspect he'd trade the flattery for a hit of his own. Jagger hasn't topped the Hot 100 since August 1978, when the Rolling Stones scored with their dance/rock blend, "Miss You." That was the band's eighth #1 hit. They scored their first, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," in July 1965.

"Moves Like Jagger" is Maroon 5's second #1 hit, following 2007's "Makes Me Wonder." It's Aguilera's fifth; her first since 2002, when she scored with another collabo, "Lady Marmalade," which she sang with Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink. "Lady Marmalade" was boosted by a movie, Moulin Rouge. "Jagger" owes its popularity to a TV show, NBC's The Voice, on which both singers are judges.

The song is #1 on Hot Digital Songs for the second time in three weeks. It sold 217,000 copies this week, according to Nielsen SoundScan, bringing its 10-week total to 1,326,000. It jumps from #15 to #11 on Top Radio Songs, with 72 million audience impressions, according to Nielsen BDS.

Both Maroon 5 and Aguilera won Grammys for Best New Artist (for 2004 and 1999, respectively). This marks the first time that two former Best New Artist winners have collaborated on a Hot 100 hit, much less a #1. If that doesn't get them booked on the Grammy telecast in February, nothing will.

Source: Yahoo

[VOTE] CHOOSE CHRISTINA FOR VMA 'MOST OUTRAGEOUS' 'MOMENT' & 'OUTFIT' & 'BEST VIDEO'

Outrageous moments are nothing new to the MTV Video Music Awards, the two go together like bread and butter.



We suppose things are bound to get a little wild when you throw the biggest stars in the world into a room for the express purpose of having a good time. The VMA's are unlike any other awards show around because the point isn’t to have a quiet, dignified gathering to honor the best album by a 100-piece orchestra; it’s to rock out and give props to the hottest things in music in a particular year.



Instead of sleepy applause and thanking the academy, you get the Queen of Pop locking lips with her heir apparent or living legend Diana Ross getting a little grabby with an overexposed Lil Kim. That’s just how we roll here at MTV.



While just about every VMA moment is pretty outrageous, a few definitely stand out and have withstood the test of time to burn themselves into the collective consciousness of we connoisseurs of pop culture. Help us decide which of these eight incidents is the most outrageous moment in VMA history.

[MOST OUTRAGEOUS VMA MOMENT]

• Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic tosses bass/smacks self in face during “Lithium” performance (1992)
• Howard Stern’s Fartman appearance (1992)
• Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley kiss (1994)
• Courtney Love crashes Madonna interview (1995)
• Diana Ross grabs Lil Kim’s pasty-covered boob (1999)
• Rage Against the Machine bassist climbs the set (2000)
• Madonna kisses Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera (2003)
• Kid Rock vs. Tommy Lee fight (2007)

Award shows are all about fashion. We drool over the glamorous gowns actresses sport for the Oscars and the Golden Globes and scour the Internet to see who dressed like a fool at the Grammys. But what happens when the traditional rules of award show attire go out the window?



The MTV Video Music Awards, that’s what!



At the VMA's, sexy is key and anything goes. It's all about who can get the most ink for wearing the wildest outfit. Seriously, what other awards show can say someone wore a meat dress to their festivities?



From pacifiers and pasties to dresses that also serve as advertisements and men in pink pleather and roller skates, wild outfits are the norm at the VMA's. But who takes the cake for the most outrageous outfit ever?

[MOST OUTRAGEOUS VMA OUTFIT]

• Lil Kim’s pasty (1999)
• Prince’s blue jumpsuit (1999)
• Macy Gray’s “Buy My Album” dress (2001)
• Andy Dick’s Christina Aguilera outfit (2001)
• Mudvayne’s bloody faces (2001)
• Britney Spears’ leather biker ensemble (2002)
• Christina Aguilera’s denim skirt (2002)
• Jack Black’s Michael Jackson gear (2003)
• Lil Mama’s pacifier (2009)
• Lady Gaga’s meat dress (2010)

The ‘90s shattered the conventions of the music video. Suddenly every musician wanted their video to be the biggest and splashiest of all. Budgets roared to insane levels – Michael and Janet Jackson’s 1995 video for "Scream" is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most expensive ever, costing around $7 million – and video directors became stars themselves (hello, Hype Williams, David Fincher and Mark Romanek).



So by the 00s, a video had to be on point to get much attention at the MTV Video Music Awards. The concept had to be solid, the costumes needed to be out of this world and the special effects had to be through the roof. You want a brothel featuring some of the biggest pop starlets in the world? You got it – Christina, Pink, Mya and Lil Kim are waiting. Care to see Rihanna control water with her bare hands? Just don’t forget your “Umbrella.”



It’s a lot to live up to. But so far eleven videos can call themselves the best videos of their respective years. Which one is the best of the decade? We’ll leave that one up to you guys.

[BEST MUSIC VIDEO OF THE 2000s]

• Eminem, "The Real Slim Shady"
• Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya, & Pink f/ Missy, "Lady Marmalade"
• Eminem, "Without Me"
• Missy Elliott, "Work It"
• Outkast, "Hey Ya!"
• Green Day, "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"
• Panic! At the Disco, "I Write Sins Not Tragedies"
• Rihanna f/ Jay-Z, "Umbrella"
• Britney Spears, "Piece of Me"
• Beyonce, "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)"
• Lady Gaga, "Bad Romance"

Source: MTV

[VIDEO] RON FAIR TALKS CHRISTINA AGUILERA AND 'LADY MARMALADE'

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[VIDEO] PATTI LABELLE: 'THAT LITTLE GIRL CAN SING HER FACE OFF, I MEAN SHE'S PHENOMENAL'

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