Tamar Braxton Performs 'All The Way Home'

Tamar Braxton brought down the house with her performance on Wednesday’s “Arsenio.” The blonde songstress belted out her Sevyn Streeter-penned ballad “All the Way Home” off her album Love and War.

On Oct. 20, Tamar will hit the road with John Legend on his “Made to Love” tour and release her Christmas album Winter Loverland on Nov. 11.

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WALE PERFORMS ‘LOVEHATE THING’ ON ‘LETTERMAN’ (VIDEO)

Wale traded in his sneakers for a tailored suit during his performance on “The Late Show with David Letterman” on Wednesday. Following the release of his third album The Gifted, the MMG rapper brought some new black soul to the stage with his latest single “LoveHate Thing” featuring Sam Dew and DJ Drama.

CIARA VISITS ‘JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE’ AND ‘CHELSEA LATELY’ (VIDEO's)

Ciara got super turnt up during her late-night appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” During the performance, which was taped last month, she hit the outdoor stage in Hollywood to perform her hit single “Body Party.” After slowing it down, she busted out some fierce moves for the Nicki Minaj-assisted “I’m Out.”


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Miley Cyrus Performs - We Can't Stop (VIDEO)

Miley Cyrus shut down Hollywood for her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Tuesday night. After overcoming laryngitis earlier in the week, the pop star turned the stage into her living room while performing her Mike WiLL Made It-produced single “We Can’t Stop.” She also brought out will.i.am for their collaboration “Fall Down” off his album #willpower.

Before hitting the stage, she sat down for an interview to discuss her edgy video for “We Can’t Stop.” “It’s inspired by true events,” said Miley while explaining various scenes.




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KELLY ROWLAND AND WIZ KHALIFA PERFORM ‘GONE’ ON ‘FALLON’ (VIDEO)

After debuting the song earlier in the day, Kelly Rowland teamed up with Wiz Khalifa to perform their collaboration “Gone” for the first time on Monday’s “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” With some help from The Roots, the two had the audience rocking along to the Joni Mitchell-sampled song.

Evolution Of Mom Dancing (w/ Jimmy Fallon & Michelle Obama) (VIDEO)

Kevin Hart Talks To Conan O'Brien (VIDEO)

Kevin Hart sat down with Conan O'Brien yesterday to promote his upcoming movie About Last Night and his new (un)reality show Real Husbands of Hollywood. Of course the conversation shifts in all kinds of hilarious directions.

Kevin talks about shooting his first sex scene in About Last Night. He says his co-star Regina Hall could barely make through the scene because for her it was real. LOL


The comedian also discusses how he stole Jay-Z and Kanye West's pyrotechnics idea from their show and now uses it for his stand-up gigs, how he tried to cut in line in traffic court and more.

2 Chainz Performs "I'm Different" (VIDEO)

Miguel - Adorn Live on Letterman (VIDEO)

Miguel went onto Dave Letterman to sing his lead single from his new Album. Which will debut at #3

These Are The Highest Paid Personalities On Television

Looks like TV money ain’t so bad. TV Guide has just released the list of the top earners in categories such as Drama, Comedy, Late Night and Daytime television. The biggest standouts were Judge Judy who rakes in about $45M a year and David Letterman who brings in a cool $28M a year.

Check out each category and see how much your favorite TV personality makes to entertain you on a daily basis after the jump!

Drama (per episode)
Mark Harmon (NCIS): $500,000
Ellen Pompeo (Grey’s Anatomy): $350,000
Kevin Bacon (The Following): $175,000
Lucy Liu (Elementary): $125,000
Stephen Amell (Arrow): $30,000

Comedy (per episode)
Ashton Kutcher (Two and a Half Men): $700,000
Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory): $300,000
Modern Family Adult Cast: $175,000 each
Lea Michele (Glee): $75,000
Crystal the Monkey (Animal Practice): $12,000

Late Night (per year)
David Letterman: $28 million
Jay Leno: $25 million
Jon Stewart: $16 million
Craig Ferguson: $8 million
Chelsea Handler: $8 million

Daytime/Syndication (per year)
Judy Sheindlin (Judge Judy): $45 million
Joe Brown (Judge Joe Brown): $20 million
Kelly Ripa (Live! With Kelly): $20 million
Sherri Shepherd (The View): $1.5 million
Mario Batali (The Chew): $6,000 per episode

Reality
Mariah Carey (American Idol): $17 million per season
Howard Stern (America’s Got Talent): $15 million per season
Pauly DelVecchio (Jersey Shore): $175,000 per episode
Betty White (Off Their Rockers): $50,000 per episode
Landry Family (Swamp People): $25,000 per episode

News (per year)
Matt Lauer (Today): $21.5 million
Bill O’Reilly (The O’Reilly Factor): $15 million
Diane Sawyer (ABC World News): $12 million
Anderson Cooper (Anderson Cooper 360 and Anderson Live): $11 million
Robin Meade (HLN anchor): $750,000

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KENDRICK LAMAR CATCHES UP WITH CARSON DALY

Kendrick Lamar met up with Carson Daly at a bar during his visit to SXSW in Austin, Texas, earlier this month. During Monday night’s “Last Call,” the West Coast lyricist discussed the pressure surrounding his debut, growing up in Compton, and his conversations with Dr. Dre.

“All these years of preparation and dedication to my craft, it’s time now,” said Kendrick. “I know I’m gonna execute and give the people what they need and what they expect from me.”

Despite growing up in the rough streets of Compton, he still managed to hold on to his childhood. “Amongst all the house parties and the shootings, I was still able to be a kid and see that there was something else out there.”

He recalled the time his father took him to see Dr. Dre and Tupac shooting a music video in his neighborhood when he was eight.

Rihanna On The Jonathan Ross Show (Video)

Rihanna stopped by the Jonathan Ross Show for a chat and performance while in the UK recently.

During the interview segment Riri discussed the competition that exists between female artists like herself, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Adele and Beyonce.

"It'll always be a competition," Riri said. "And that's why I feel like women are becoming so dominant in music right now because we're very competitive beings. And we cannot stand to see another woman do better than us. That bothers us a lot. As much as you [men] have egos, our egos are a little bigger. We're just a lot better at hiding them."

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