Janet Jackson showed off her new hairdo Friday night at the red carpet premiere of “Why Did I Get Married Too?” in London. Tyler Perry was also there to promote the film.
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Janet Jackson, her brothers Randy and Jermaine and their parents were at a Los Angeles courthouse Monday for the hearing of Dr. Conrad Murray. Murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter for the death of Michael Jackson. At the hearing, the judge postponed a decision on Dr. Murray’s medical license in the state of California.
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Here is Janet Jackson’s video, “Nothing,” which is from the Why Did I Get Married Too? movie soundtrack.
Check out Janet Jackson’ s single, “Nothing,” from the soundtrack of the movie Why Did I Get Married Too?, which she also stars. The track was co-produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox.
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Janet Jackson has been in the studio with rapper Pitbull. Producer Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins released their collaboration, “Heartbeat Love.”
It’s official! The sequel to 2007’s “Why Did I Get Married?” will be in theaters April 2. The Tyler Perry film, “Why Did I Get Married Too?” will feature the same actors including Janet Jackson, Jill Scott and Tyler Perry.
See the movie trailer after the jump.
After a opening tribute to her late brother Michael Jackson at the MTV Video Awards, Janet Jackson is now set to kick off the American Music Awards Nov. 22. at 7 p.m. central time.
“We’re thrilled about having Janet Jackson open this year’s show,” said American Music Awards producer Larry Klein in a news release. “She is an incredibly dynamic performer, and I think the audience will be excited to see what she has in store.”
She is also set to release a greatest hits two-CD set, “Number Ones,” before the awards show. She will also release a new single, “Make Me.”
Last night at the MTV Music Video Awards, Janet Jackson performed a posthumous dance with her brother Michael to their hit single “Scream.”
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Kanye West later apologized for interrupting Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech for best female video and Pink took to the air to perform her hit “Sober.” Other highlights included a disturbing performance by Lady Gaga of her single “Papparazi” and Lil Mama deciding to join Jay-Z and Alicia Keys uninvited for their performance of the rapper’s song, “Empire State of Mind.”
Beyonce gave a rousing performance of “Single Ladies.”
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Check out a quick wrap up of the night:
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