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While Rihanna and Chris Brown generated the most buzz at the Grammy Awards, Sunday night was also big for a man often linked to both: Drake.

The Canadian rapper was among the 2013 Grammy Award winners and released his latest video along with his new album's title, Nothing Was the Same.

Here's Drake's "Started From the Bottom" video ...

Drake - Started From the Bottom

"I just tore the sleeve off my Saint Laurent!!! Thank you all! I am so happy," Drizzy tweeted after getting the Grammy for Best Rap Album for Take Care.

As for his latest music video, it's pretty much what you'd expect based on the title of the song, and on Drake's musical stylings in general.

What do you think? Fan? Not a fan?

Forgive the obvious pun, but it was a very .fun night at the 2013 Grammy Awards.

The group picked up trophies for Song of the Year ("We Are Young) and Best New Artist, while also taking to the main stage for a rendition of their latest hit, "Carry On."

It's an inspirational track and it's one you should listen to now:

Fun. Grammys Performance

Among other enjoyable Grammy performance: Frank Ocean made like Forrest Gump, while viewers were Blown Away by Carrie Underwood.

The 2013 Grammy Awards (the 55th Annual) were handed out last night at the Staples Center in L.A. The winning artists were a diverse group, indeed.

Gotye, fun., Skillrex, Carrie Underwood, The Black Keys, Jay-Z and Kanye West all took home multiple awards, while Mumford & Sons won Album of the Year.

Frank Ocean, Kelly Clarkson, Usher and Beyonce also made their way to the podium.

Here's the complete list winners from the 2013 Grammys ...

Record of the Year: "Somebody That I Used to Know," Gotye featuring Kimbra

Album of the Year: Babel, Mumford & Sons

Song of the Year: "We Are Young," fun. featuring Janelle Monáe

Best New Artist: fun.

Best Pop Vocal Album: Stronger, Kelly Clarkson

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Courtney Stodden has come out with her latest music video - and it's everything you could ever expect from the 18-year old wannabe star.

She's wearing a gold bikini. She's surrounded by men in thongs. She's being hoisted on their shoulders. She's singing really terribly.

It's a tour de trainwreck force in every way possible. Visit E! News now to watch the video and then check out our gallery of Courtney Stodden pictures.

Will Lady Gaga's new album mark a resurgence for the songstress?

It's hard to believe, but it's been two years since Born This Way dropped. Since then, the 26-year-old has dropped out of the public consciousness a bit.

Her forthcoming record ARTPOP should chance that ... right?

Gaga, who made news last week by f-bombing former assistant Jennifer O'Neill in a deposition, called BTW "a form of therapy" and "a movement."

How does she view ARTPOP?

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He may have referred to Britney Spears as a bitch over the weekend.

But Justin Timberlake has definitely gives fans their first look at his upcoming album, "The 20/20 Experience."

JT dropped the CD cover last night, which features this artist dressed in a suit and tie and getting his eyes tested. Because, you know, 20/20 and all. Check it out now:

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Swimming champion Ryan Lochte covers ESPN the Magazine's forthcoming music issue, and in doing so recreates Nirvana's seminal 1991 album Nevermind.

Smells like ... Olympic team spirit?

Of course, unlike the baby boy grasping for the dollar bill in the grunge rock band's iconic photo, Ryan didn't actually go completely nude for ESPN.

Don't worry ladies, the hunk's not going anywhere, There's always hope on E! Ryan Lochte reality show, What Would Ryan Lochte Do? Seriously.

For comparison, or for those of you too young to even know what the heck he's doing an impression of here, check out the Nevermind cover below:

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What happens when you cross a country music superstar with a pop sensation and an American Idol judge?

The answer is one mouse click away.

Tim McGraw has released a new single, "Highway Don't Care," on which he's joined by fellow artists Taylor Swift and Keith Urban.

It is part of McGraw's latest album, "Two Lanes of Freedom," and you should give it a listen right here and now:

Tim McGraw (Ft. Taylor Swift and Keith Urban) - "Highway Don't Care"

What do you get when you cross Kelly Clarkson with Jewel?

This is not a trick question, readers, the answer is below.

These talented singers have collaborated on a new version of Jewel's "Foolish Games," as the American Idol winner drops in on the country star's Greatest Hits album. Listen now:

Jewel (Feat. Kelly Clarkson) - "Foolish Games"

The CD is available in stores and on iTunes right at this very moment and includes Jewel tracks that go back to her 1995 debut "Pieces of You," as well as a re-worked rendition of “You Were Meant For Me” with the Pistol Annies.

Fall Out Boy is back with a new single, album and tour.

"My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)" is the Chicago group's first new music since "Alpha Dog," from their 2009 Greatest Hits compilation.

The band has been on hiatus since then. Check it out:

Fall Out Boy - My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) Ft. 2 Chainz

The new tune from the Pete Wentz-led ensemble is packed with stadium-sized theatrics and, of course, lead singer Patrick Stump's scorching wail.

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