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Adding to the fabulous lineup, Nicki Minaj took the stage at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the iHeartRadio Music Festival this evening (September 24).
The ?Super Bass? rapper looked to be in good spirits as she performed a hit-filled set list including "Fly," "Did It On Em," "Super Bass," "Roman's Revenge" and "Where Them Girls At".
Prior to the iHeartRadio festivities, Minaj told press, ?I?m just gonna be a ball of fun. Obviously I?m gonna bring my Harajuku-ness over there. It?s just about having fun. That?s all I?m gonna do, is just enjoy the moment and enjoy the people.?
As for the upcoming Halloween holiday, Nicki has been thinking about her costume. ?Maybe I should dress up as a girl dressing up as Nicki Minaj. Maybe I just don?t get it quite right that day. I don?t know... No! You know who I?m gonna dress up as? I?m gonna dress up as Lil Wayne.?
The What's Your Number? premiere is tonight in Los Angeles! I have my dress and I'm super excited!
I'm gong to be tweeting live from the red carpet at 6:30 PM PST for US Weekly magazine, so make sure to follow them and me on Twitter:

Kris Humphries may be the beloved newlywed of Kim Kardashian, but once upon a time he wasn't easy to like. The NBA player, 26, didn't make the cut at one prominent college hoops program, because the team thought he was an "absolute jerk."
"He really wanted to come here. But no one on the team liked Kris Humphries," Keith Langford wrote in Beyond the Phog: Untold Stories from Kansas Basketball's Most Dominant Decade, which is excerpted in Yahoo! Sports. "He was arrogant. He told everyone he was going to come in and be the leading scorer as a freshman and that we'd all have to take a backseat to him."
A former guard for the University of Kansas' storied Jayhawks, Langford recounts how Humphries -- then a star player from Minnesota -- visited the program on a recruitment trip and proceeded to talk trash to all the varsity players. Then-coach Roy Williams, however, really wanted Humphries, who'd led his team to a state championship, to enroll.
"But we told him, 'Coach, you can't bring this guy in,'" Langford recalled. "You'd figure Roy would say something like, 'Let's work on him,' or 'Let's give him another chance.' Instead he told Humphries, 'Sorry, you can't come.'"
According to Us, Humphries (who now plays for the New Jersey Nets) still has a less-than-charming streak -- even around his new bride's family. "He's like this weird, big clumsy oaf," a source told Us. "Kris is getting famous for marrying a Kardashian."
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'I have not been approached to fill in for Robert Plant on the Zeppelin tour, but that isn't to say I won't be,' singer says.
By Chris Harris
Former Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell has spoken out for the first time about rumors that he's been asked to fill in for Robert Plant on a proposed Led Zeppelin reunion tour. The trek would feature original guitarist Jimmy Page, original bassist John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham taking over on drums for his late father, John Bonham.
Cornell has been mentioned — along with Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, former Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar, White Stripes mastermind Jack White and Alter Bridge's Myles Kennedy — as a potential Plant fill-in. Plant has already said that he wouldn't take part in the tour.
"I have not been approached so far to fill in for Robert Plant on the upcoming Zeppelin tour, but that isn't to say I won't be," Cornell told MTV News. "I've heard that from about 200 people now, and it might be one of those situations where it's just an online rumor or it might be true. But if you see anyone from Led Zeppelin around, let me know. I think I should actually fill in for Jimmy Page on the Robert Plant/ Alison Krauss tour."
Cornell's denial comes just a day after Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford confirmed reports that frontman Steven Tyler recently met with Zeppelin for an impromptu jam session. "They did it for fun," Whitford said during an appearance on the syndicated show "Todd N Tyler Radio Empire." "I actually think Jimmy wanted Steven to come over and play a little bit because I think he was trying to light a fire under Robert."
Rumors of a Zeppelin reunion tour have abounded since the iconic band played a single reunion set last year at London's O2 Arena. Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider added fuel to the fire last month when he revealed that the group was thinking of touring, with or without Plant.
According to Snider, the rest of the band told Plant, " 'We're all rehearsed, we're ready to go. Here's a gazillion dollars on the table. If you don't do it, we're going out with this kid [Myles Kennedy].' "
"And he can sing the sh-- out of Zeppelin," Snider added. "They're going to hope that Robert, at the last minute, will go, 'OK,' and step in."
In a recent interview, Jones told BBC Radio Devon that a new singer was being sought to take over for Plant. "We are trying out a couple of singers," he said. "We want to do it. It's sounding great, and we want to get on and get out there."
But Jones insists that he, Page and Bonham aren't interested in finding a Plant clone. "It's got to be right," he said. "There's no point in just finding another Robert. You could get that out of a tribute band, but we don't want to be our own tribute band. There would be a record and a tour, but everyone has to be onboard."
Of course, even if Zeppelin were to approach him, Cornell might be too busy to take over vocals for the band. His upcoming Timbaland-produced solo LP, Scream, will be released within the next few months. Cornell told MTV News last month that some of his fans might consider Scream something of a departure, but he doesn't see it that way.
"It makes me happy that there's this perception that I have a group of fans that I'm now sort of throwing a curve at and what their reaction will be," he said. "But I've been in this situation so many times already. When I put out [1999's] Euphoria Morning, my main goal was to create an album that sounded like nothing I'd done in Soundgarden, and I did that. I also had that with Temple of the Dog, where I showed up with songs that weren't necessarily riff-based. And then, of course, the pairing of me and members of Rage Against the Machine had everyone sort of speculating about what that would sound like.
"It feels like I've done this so many times that when it's presented to me as being a departure, I feel that's a misconception," he added. "I feel like that's my theme at this point."
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Move over, Sue Sylvester -- Mr. Schuester has a new nemesis, and it's Jonah Hill! On Wednesday's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the Moneyball star called out Glee actor Matthew Morrison for being a big jerk to him at two different industry events. Watch the hilarious clip below -- but first, some background.
In the first part of the interview (available here), Hill talks about his awkward experience at the FOX upfronts (the annual event at which networks present their fall season to potential advertisers). Hill was there to promote his new animated series Allen Gregory -- but in a room full of established TV stars, he found himself standing around like "the new kid at FOX High School." He tried to approach American Idol judge Randy Jackson, only to get dissed for Bones actor Michael Clarke Duncan. Then he saw his high school pal Zooey Deschanel, star of New Girl, across the room. While they were chatting, a woman started giving instructions to the gathered stars. Hill stopped to listen, but says Deschanel was still talking."Zooey starts talking to me, and the woman (giving instructions) goes, 'Jonah, please be quiet while I'm talking,'" recalls Hill.
"And do you guys know this guy Matthew Morrison? He's on Glee?" Hill asks the audience. "This guy piggybacks on this woman calling me out -- I've never met this guy in my entire life -- he goes, 'Yeah Jonah, can't you stop talking for one second?' And everyone laughs. Everyone laughed at me! I wasn't even talking to anybody!"
"So I'm all shaken up about this," he continues. "And so I've already got it in my head that I don't like this guy; I'm sure he's a good human being, but you don't throw a dude under the bus that you've never even met before. He's a bully."
But it gets worse! Watch the clip below to see the end of the story.
So here's the conclusion: a couple weeks later, Hill was at "some douchey Hollywood party," when he spied Morrison talking to Gossip Girl actor Chace Crawford. He approached to try and eavesdrop on the conversation and ended up hearing the tail end of an anecdote -- "something something Jonah Hill!" -- and Morrison and Crawford burst out laughing.
"He doesn't even know I'm at this party and I'm the punchline of his joke?" Hill says incredulously. "Yo, Matthew Morrison, you better bring your s*** next time I see you! I'm calling you out on Jimmy Fallon!"
After challenging Morrison WWE-style, Hill jokes to Jimmy Fallon, "I'd love to see him sing his way out of this one!"
We must say, as celebrity feuds go, this one is pretty entertaining. The only question is: How will they settle it? Hill would be sure to lose a sing-off or a dance-off, so we'd suggest he challenge Morrison to a freestyle competition -- he's got to be able to rap better than Will Schuester, right?