Perez Hilton — It's nice to hear some good news amidst all these recent break-ups! A media outlet has recently confirmed that Usher secretly married his longtime girlfriend, Grace Miguel, over Labor Day weekend. Related: See The Ring Usher Gave Grace HERE! So sneak... more info

Perez Hilton — Joe Manganiello. Ryan Reynolds. Usher. They're some of the hottest guys in the world, and they're stripping down just for you. See all the sexiest shots of your favorite stars as they bare their naked torsos for the newsstand. CLICK HERE to view "Mal... more info

Stereogum — On Saturday night, Young Jeezy celebrated the 10th anniversary of his landmark debut album Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101 with a big show at Atlanta’s Fox Theater. He’d billed it as a celebration of the album, and as Rap-Up points out, the s... more info

Time — The singer is performing at this year's Essence Music Festival more info

The Independent — Justin Bieber and his mentor Usher are facing a $10 million copyright trial after being accused of stealing their song "Somebody To Love" from another of the same name. more info

Perez Hilton — History repeats itself… and by "history," we mean formulaic pop music! It looks like Justin Bieber and Usher could need to give Robin Thicke's lawyers a call — because the duo might be in a Blurred Lines style legal battle! On Thursday, Bieber an... more info

MTV.co.uk News — The duo are in a bit of a sticky situation... more info

Time — Not good news for Justin Bieber and Usher. A court ruled Thursday that the pair will have to face a $10 million lawsuit alleging copyright violation for “Somebody to Love,” a single off Bieber’s My World 2.0, according to Reuters. The 4th U.S. ... more info

TMZ — Justin Bieber and Usher are on the hot seat again for their song, "Somebody to Love," because some pretty powerful judges just ruled ... the duo may have ripped off another artist. The Bieber/Usher collaboration is "Somebody to Love," recorded in… ... more info

Reuters — (Reuters) - Singers Justin Bieber and Usher were ordered by a U.S. appeals court on Thursday to face a $10 million lawsuit claiming they illegally copied parts of a song composed by two Virginia songwriters. more info