Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle is reportedly set to impress with her pipes on "DWTS."

The 48-year-old " Britain's Got Talent" finalist will head to L.A. for a "Dancing" appearance early next week, her rep tells People.com.

Boyle's new album, I Dreamed a Dream, is expected out Nov. 24.

Michael Jackson's father is trying to obtain an allowance from the late singer's estate.

ET has obtained court documents filed by an attorney for Joe Jackson in Los Angeles on Friday, in which the 81-year-old is seeking an allowance from his son's estate.

The papers state that Jackson "has been without support since the death of his son…," and "is in urgent need [of] funds to maintain his household."

Singer Usher is now officially a single man.

The Associated Press reports that Usher's divorce from former wife Tameka Raymond was made official on Wednesday.

Divorce papers that were filed by Usher back in June stated that the marriage was "irretrievably broken" and "there [was] no reasonable hope of reconciliation." Usher also revealed that the two actually separated in July 2008 and had been living apart since then.

In a revealing interview with Diane Sawyer, an emotional Rihanna, 21, recalls the abuse she endured while dating singer Chris Brown and why, following that terrifying night before the Grammy Awards, she went back to him.

In her first sit-down interview since her highly publicized domestic dispute with Brown, Rihanna says she was embarrassed that she "fell in love with that person...so unconditional that I went back."

"You start lying to yourself the minute the physical wounds go away," she tells Sawyer. 

Dancers from the current No. 1 film in America, 'Michael Jackson's This Is It,' descended upon ET and opened up about working with the late King of Pop.

The young men universally had nothing but praise for Michael, explaining that for them, working with the music icon was their "highest aspiration" and that it was a "beautiful moment."

Dancer Daniel Celebre told ET, "Every single person that saw Michael just gave the same energy back, so the love was flying all over the place. And to see the myth, the legend, right in front of you was just ... a blessing-and-a-half."

Janet Jackson has granted her first TV interview since the unexpected death of her brother, Michael Jackson.

ET has learned that Jackson will sit down with ABC News' Robin Roberts for an interview to air on an ABC News special.

"In the Spotlight with Robin Roberts: Janet Jackson" is set to air Wednesday, November 18 at 10:01 p.m. on ABC.

In a new interview with MTV News, Chris Brown recalls the domestic dispute with Rihanna the night before the Grammy Awards and asks himself, "What was I thinking?"

"Why did it happen? ... What was wrong with you?" the R&B singer responds to MTV correspondent Sway when asked to reflect back on the night of the highly publicized incident.

Following the domestic dispute, Brown was sentenced to five years of probation, community labor and one year of domestic violence counseling.

Country music star Taylor Swift is set to host "Saturday Night Live" this weekend -- and she pokes fun at the Kanye West MTV VMA incident!

In an "SNL" video promo shoot posted on MTV.com, the 19-year-old star and "SNL" cast member Bill Hader quip about the headline-making shocker when Kanye interrupted Taylor's acceptance speech and declared that he thought Beyoncé should've won.

"Hey, I'm Taylor Swift, and I'll be the host and musical guest this week on 'SNL,'" the promo begins. Bill then says: "Whoops, Kanye West just called. He thinks Beyoncé should host instead.”

The two-disc companion album to the 'Michael Jackson's This Is It' concert film has hit No. 1 in the U.S. and in 16 countries abroad.

The album, which features the new Jackson song "This Is It," also includes original album masters of such songs as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," "Smooth Criminal," and a spoken word poem by Jackson called "Planet Earth." Included with album materials is a 36-page booklet featuring photos from Jackson's last rehearsals.

According to press materials, this marks the first time since 1971 that an artist's concert film and album have been No. 1 at the same time.

Rihanna, sporting her spunky new blond and black hairstyle, lands at LAX.

Watch this new HTV video to see the pop star only one day before her exclusive interview with Diane Sawyer kicks off on tomorrow's "Good Morning America." Parts of the interview will air on ABC on Thursday and Friday's "GMA" as well as on Friday night's "20/20."

Carrie Underwood has kept a low profile with her year-long romance with hockey player Mike Fisher -- but not when it came to acknowledging him on her new album.

The country-music beauty thanked the Ottawa Senator player on the liner notes of her new album, Play On.

Carrie wrote: "Thank you #12. You are the most amazing addition to my life! You are such a wonderful person and have had such an amazing hand in the building of this album and in the growth of me as a person. I love you so much! You make my life better in every way! I thank God for you every day."

In one of her first interviews since her highly publicized domestic dispute with Chris Brown, Rihanna tells Glamour magazine she is now stronger, wiser and most of all, fearless.

Rihanna tells the publication her friends and family rallied around her as she was coping with the turn of events, but says she still sometimes felt alone. "It’s a lonely place to be -- no one can understand. That’s when you get close to God."

During the investigation into the dispute between Brown and Rihanna, a shocking photo of the pop star bruised and beaten was released -- the singer calls the leak of the pic "humiliating."

For the first time since the headline-grabbing domestic violence incident involving her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown -- Rihanna is set to talk about what happened between them last February.

ABC News has announced that Rihanna will sit down with Diane Sawyer in an interview that is scheduled to air on "Good Morning America" on Thursday, Nov. 5 and Friday, Nov. 6 at 7 a.m. ET -- and then on Nov. 6 at 10 p.m. ET on "20/20."

"This happened to me...it can happen to anyone," Rihanna says, adding of Chris, "He was definitely my first big love."

Joe Nichols goes on the record about his struggles with alcohol addiction.

The country music star is profiling his battle with addiction, which includes a rehab stint, in his new album, Old Things New.

Nichols says of the album, his first in over two years, "This album means a lot to me, not just because of the music that's on there, just because, like I said, it's a new beginning. You know, it seems like there's a theme behind each song, a theme that can be bigger than just the song."

Sir Elton John has postponed numerous recent concerts due to an illness. Read on for more…

The 62-year-old British star announced on his Web site Saturday that his concerts scheduled for November 4 and November 7 in Seattle -- and November 10 in Portland -- would be postponed because the singer had been "advised by his doctor to postpone these performances due to a serious case of e-coli bacterial infection and influenza."

People with tickets to the Seattle and Portland shows are being asked to hold on to their tickets as organizers try to reschedule the three shows.

Then, check out famous faces from the concert's first night.

The director and producer of the iconic "Thriller" music video are less than thrilled. George Folsey, Jr., the video's producer, filed a claim on Thursday stating that he is due more than $1 million for his contribution.

An attorney for director John Landis also made a claim on Thursday against Michael Jackson's estate. He believes to be owed more than $1.3 million.

Landis also filed a suit to prevent Jackson from pursuing additional "Thriller" projects, such as a musical theater production. The cases continue to be pending. Take a look at court papers related to the suits here.

Lawyers for Dr. Arnold Klein are explaining a claim for $48,522.89 that was submitted to Michael Jackson's estate earlier this week.

The lawyers explain that any mention of a "weekend charge" listed in Klein's request was related to an "unscheduled medical treatment." The lawyers write, "In order to provide this teatement, Dr. Klein needed to rent a helicopter in order to be flown in from out of town to provide the services within the required time frame, had his professional staff transported via car service, and had to pay them a premium for working over the weekend. If anything, these charges demonstrate Dr. Klein's dedication to his patients. It should also be noted that Dr. Klein lost money for the weekend treatment."

The statement goes on to say, "Dr. Klein spent a substantial amount of effort to assist Michael Jackson in achieving his fabulous appearance. As anyone can see from viewing 'This Is It,' Michael Jackson looked great, and this was due, in part, to Dr. Klein's skill, hard work and dedication."

ET's Kevin Frazier sat down with Paul Porter, the co-founder of a think tank dedicated to promoting justice and accountability in the media, to discuss what some are calling controversial song lyrics from Rihanna's upcoming album. Read on for more…

"Russian Roulette," the first single off Rihanna's next album Rated R due out on November 23, is coming under fire by some who say the song's lyrics could promote suicide.

The lyrics read in part: "Take a gun, and count to three…know that I must pass this test, so just pull the trigger."