Star Scoop: Justin Timberlake takes the night, Lady Gaga announced artpop, Robin Thicke will buy your underwear

    While there are many potential singles on 20/20 Experience are left, Justin Timberlake kept his promise, deliver the second part of this fall. Today he teases' Take Back the Night ", a Timbaland produced track. Return the last chapter of his double CD Helms

Also prepared a comeback is none other than Lady Gaga. After frolicking around New York in a black bra (yes, really), Gaga honored his fans with this trifecta: a new single on the 19th August, a artpop album pre-order on 1 September and the implementation and publication artpop 11 November.

Attention Ladies: Robin Thicke wants underwear for your shop. Today he has his fourth single blurred lines, "Take it Easy on Me". Timbaland offered his production skills to the track where optimistic Thicke pleads with some lady likes to hide their feminine wiles.

Remove the high heels, tack your wigs tight, and get ready to break with Beyoncé. Pepsi is hosting a "Dance for a Chance" competition, where members Beyhive video of yourself dancing can give "adult woman" for the price of ultimate fan. "Not only do we give fans the opportunity to meet with the head choreographer Beyonce [Chris Grant] to make a unique video dance do the work, but we will treat these fans that our clients and guide them on his tour to Stop Beyoncé New York, "said Senior Director Pepsi Rishi Daing. "We provide opportunities for our iconic consumer to capture the excitement of the moment."

Lindsay Lohan is not just its past problems the best of his return. The star is Liz and Dick for an interview with Oprah Winfrey in August and docuseries into eight parts, is to follow his path of redemption (broadcast on OWN in 2014).

Miu Miu Martin Luther King Jr.: Ava Duvernay replaced as director Lee Daniels Selma, a biopic, zooms in on Civil Rights 1965 campaign leader. Duvernay, who won the first black woman Best Director at Sundance in 2012, was highlighted in the valley are Miu Miu women, earlier this year.

The voice of Idris Elba plays a key role in the first teaser Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. "No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin," says Elba, in a significant tone for historical leader of South Africa. "People learn to hate., You can learn to love because love comes more naturally to the human heart." Mandela will arrive in theaters in November.