Although Beyonce knows how to shake it on the dance floor like no other, there is always a thing or two Latin singer Shakira can teach her about putting your hips to motion.

Beyonce Knowles was taught how to belly dance by Shakira.

Jennifer Lopez knows a thing or two about making it in showbiz and can definitely teach some aspiring artists the steps they need to succeed.

Reports say the Latina star is set to perform on an upcoming episode of "American Idol."

Michael Jackson was booed off stage on Wednesday night. The music icon was booed following his long-awaited comeback at the World Music Awards.

The King of Pop, who seemed to be suffering from stage fright, struggled to hit the high notes and looked uncomfortable throughout his performance of "We Are The World."

Justin Timberlake will be bringing sexy back in Europe later this year when he is set to host the MTV Europe Music Awards. The pop singer will also perform live at the prestigious ceremony, along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nelly Furtado and British band Muse.

Justin said, "I'm really excited to be hosting. I'm working on several ideas with MTV at the moment and there are some great new interactive parts to the show. We're going to take over the city! It's going to be an amazing night. Anything can happen and no one is safe!"

In the world of showbiz, money and stardom is all that matters. If Robbie William's former songwriting partner gets his way, the British singer could be set to record a duet with Shakira - and cash in on a lot of money while he's at it.

Guy Chambers masterminded several of Robbie's biggest hits, including "Angels" and "Rock DJ," but the pair parted ways after a clash over the singer's multi-million dollar recording deal with EMI.

The MTV Video Music Awards is always shocking and full of surprises - and this year it proved to be no less. At the televised live event Thursday night, a gatecrasher stole the show with his bizarre antics on stage.

The awards ceremony- which took place at New York's Radio City Music Hall - took an unexpected turn when Panic at the Disco! walked on stage to collect their trophy for Video of the Year. A member of the audience jumped on stage, grabbed the microphone from one of the band members and tried to grab the award out of the hands of its presenter, Jennifer Lopez. The intruder - who called himself 'Six' - griped to the crowd, "MTV never gave me my own show."