PRINT E-MAIL More Last month, Lady Gaga got the Internet buzzing when she released pictures from the set of her video for 'Telephone,' which co-stars Beyonce. Fans wondered just what she could be up with this time, and now the wait is finally over.

For their second pairing -- Gaga and Beyonce collaborated on the latter's 'Video Phone' remix last year -- the diva duo certainly go above and beyond the already-high expectations. The nine-and-a-half-minute video picks up where the clip for 'Paparazzi' ended -- in prison.

The Semi Precious Weapons described the chemistry between Lady Gaga and Beyoncé on the "Telephone" set as "magical." And after Thursday night's premiere of the clip, it's pretty clear to see that the two pop divas share a strong connection. TV personality Jai Rodriguez, who plays the video's reporter, said that working with the girls was a great experience.

"Just being on that set and being able to watch all their takes was pretty massive," he told MTV News on Friday (March 12). "Just watching them do all the scenes at the hotel room and the diner, it was really epic. And seeing Gaga and how motivated she is and interjecting her creative vision [was great]."

Lady Gaga's highly-anticipated new video for 'Telephone,' featuring Beyonce, will make its worldwide debut this Thursday, March 11. The video will makes its online debut on VEVO.com and LadyGaga.com @ 12 AM Thursday evening. Gaga has said the "Telephone" video will be a continuation of her award-winning 'Paparazzi' video. The hit is the second single from Lady Gaga's platinum album The Fame Monster.

Washington (CNN) - Megastars Beyonce and Jay-Z, accompanied by a small group of friends, visited the White House on Wednesday for a special tour that included the White House Situation Room, White House aides confirmed.

A photo, apparently taken of the group in the Situation Room, was released on the Web site Rap Radar. The photo shows Jay-Z sitting at the head of the table, the seat normally occupied by the president. He is surrounded by his wife, Beyonce, and others in his entourage.

Jay-Z and Beyonce visited their good friend President Barack Obama at the White House on Thursday ... and from the looks of it, Hova felt right at home underneath the presidential seal.

While they didn't announce their candidacy, Bey & Jay -- along with Tina Knowles, Trey Songz and the rest of their entourage -- did snap a couple of pics inside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Jigga is in a head of state of mind.

Now that Beyonce's world tour is over and she's ready to kick back and enjoy life, she says that she has left behind her on-stage persona "Sasha Fierce".

"Sasha Fierce is done," she told "Extra" host AJ Calloway. "I killed her."

Beyonce shared how she plans to spend her time off:

"learning to paint and cook, and to do Broadway shows and museums. And learn just to be at home and just watch television."

RIO DE JANEIRO - Grammy Award-winning singers Beyonce and Alicia Keys are filming a music video in a Rio de Janeiro slum. Brazilian news media report that the singers are at the Morro da Conceicao shantytown to shoot a video for Keys' "Put It In a Love Song," from the album "The Element of Freedom."

The Jornal do Brasil newspaper and other local media say Beyonce will have a special role in the clip. Beyonce is on tour in Brazil.

R&B superstar BEYONCE has been hit with a breach of contract lawsuit from the bosses of a Hong Kong clothing manufacturer.

The Irreplaceable hitmaker, who launched clothing collection House of Dereon with her stylist mother Tina Knowles in 2005, is accused of costing apparel maker Vier International $500,000 (£312,500) in an alleged conspiracy to undercut the Asian company.

In legal papers filed in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, New York on Monday (01Feb10) Vier International owners claim executives at clothing.

But the Cinderella moment belonged to 2009's bestseller, Taylor Swift, who captured the album-of-the-year trophy for "Fearless."

"My dad and my little brother are losing their minds in our living room right now," said Swift, 20, who won three other awards. She dedicated the win to her parents. "This is a story we'll be telling when we're 80 years old, and we're telling the same story to our grandkids, and they're so annoyed with us. "

more than 70 artists have lent their voices to a new version of the charity song "we are the world" to raise money for earthquake victims in haiti. the stars came together late monday at the same studio in the city of los angeles, california where the original song was recorded 25 years ago. among those taking part in the new version were singers barbra streisand, celine dion and natalie cole and hip-hop artists kanye west and wyclef jean, who was born in haiti. the effort took place under the direction of quincy jones, who produced the original, and singer lionel richie, who co-wrote the single with the late michael jackson.

Poor Sarah Jessica Parker. She probably doesn't have a prayer of beating such formidable foes as Beyonce, Miley Cyrus AND Megan Fox to claim the highly coveted, gold paint-sprayed Razzie Award as worst actress of 2009.

All of the latter three divas are good examples of women who've "won" in the past. Fox has serious hope of prevailing because Razzie voters adore brassy sexpots like past champs Paris Hilton ("The Hottie and the Nottie") and Sharon Stone ("Basic Instinct 2," "Intersection," "The Specialist").

she may not have beat beyonce or taylor swift in terms of trophies, but with her irreverent fashion and fearless performance lady gaga dominated sunday's grammy awards. the pop sensation of the moment opened the music industry's 52nd annual grammy

her arms. and, in some ways she deserved them. but she had to split the headlines with taylor swift, kings of leon, and lady gaga, all of whom got heavy face-time at the podium as well. though grammy voters don't act as a single minded cabal

los angeles -- a night in the charmed life of taylor swift: give an incredibly wretched vocal performance, go on to win the biggest grammy of 2010, anyway. the country-pop pixie enjoyed the biggest night of her career at the 52nd annual grammy

Female artists dominated the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, with Beyoncé and Taylor Swift leading the charge. Beyoncé tallied the most awards, scooping up six trophies - the most ever for a female artist on a single Grammy night - most notably Song of the Year and Best R&B Song for 'Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)' and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for 'Halo.' It was Swift who took home the night's biggest award, however, nabbing Album of the Year for 2009's best-selling LP, Fearless, making her the youngest artist ever to receive the award.

A pair of one-named singers dominated the Grammy Awards last night.

Beyonce took home a female solo artist record six trophies, while Fergie and her fellow Black Eyed Peas were honored with the Best Pop Vocal Album.

As always, though, the evening's fashion choices will make the most lasting impact, as Joan Rivers and other haughty critics judge the ceremony's hits and misses.

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LOS ANGELES-It's a tribute to the Grammys' success at becoming more a musical spectacle than an awards show that on the night she made history, Beyonce was just another face in the crowd.

Pop's reigning diva earned six Grammys on Sunday, more than any woman on a single night of the 52-year-old awards show. Her anthem "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" was song of the year. But she didn't come onstage to accept that -- her collaborators said she was prepping for a performance -- and four of her other awards came during the non-televised pre-show.

beyonce and the black eyed peas were already big winners at the grammy awards before the official show had started. beyonce, who was nominated for 10 top prizes, learned she had already won four as she took her seat at the staples center in los

Taylor Swift, who has won every major music award in the last six months, took home Grammy's top honor Sunday night in Los Angeles, winning album of the year for "Fearless."

But it was Beyonce's big night. She was the leading winner of the 52nd annual Grammy Awards, becoming the most decorated female ever on a Grammy night as she collected six trophies, including song of the year for her anthem "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)."

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- The most memorable moment of the 52nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday may be the onstage appearance of Michael Jackson's two eldest children to accept their father's lifetime achievement award.

"To all his songs, his message was simple, love," 12-year-old Prince Michael said. "We will continue to spread his message and help the world."

With a voice that sounded more mature than his age, he then thanked "God for watching over us these last seven months and our grandma and grandpa for their love and support."