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This week, Billboard highlights ladies of music who made the cut on FHM's 100 Sexiest Women list, plus discussions of 50 Cent's next project and the future of Tower Records -- or at least its Web site. Episode 24.

Trent Reznor gets lost on QOTSA's new album, Sherl Crow goes green on tour and Bon Jovi gets hot on country (again). Epsiode 22.

Discover the thinking behind why the Fallout Boy tour has been delayed, learn what J.Lo thinks of her size and get the lowdown on the Razorlight frontman’s love life. Episode 21

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The NBA Superstar trades his basketball for Billboard charts. Check out www.terrycummings.com for more music and info!

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Billboard spent a few hours with one of the most popular finalists from American Idol (Season 5.) Ace Young offered a special glimpse into his life and delivered answers to many of the questions his fans have been eager to hear. He also performs his hit single "Scattered" in the Billboard studios.

New details on record releases for Dre and 50 are coupled with a dance extravaganza (well almost!) on the latest edition of Billboard in Sixty. Tune in for your 60 second dose of fun with host Danielle Flora.

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The excitement and the sizzle of our legendary awards show comes together with highlights from some of the biggest stars in music.

Prince hits the Superbowl, Gwen has a thing for 'The Sound of Music' and Fallout Boy is promising big things for its new album.

"It’s like a step back in time in this episode of Billboard In Sixty. Bob Dylan makes Billboard’s A-list, Axl Rose promises an album at last and former Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, is going country. "

American Idol executive producer, Simon Fuller gives an exclusive interview with Billboard, The Game threatens David Beckham and Corrine Bailey Rae is up for the Grammys. All this week on Billboard In Sixty.

Jenny from the block is out with an all-Spanish album, the men of Modest Mouse also have some new tunes and Pearl Jam's new destination.

Legendary rockers Van Halen are back on the road...will Sammy Hagar join the fun? Linkin Park is back in the studio and Macy Gray has a new album on the way.

In just one minute, we offer a glimpse into the album release plans for a string of artists. We also dish up concert info as the touring season looms large.

Fake Britney hair, Akon’s flirtations and the latest with the Nine Inch Nails. Episode 14.

Big plans for hip-hop producer see some unexpected collaborations, a roundup of the music industry’s cash machines and the latest in the saga of Axl Rose’s GNR album. Episode 15.

A curry in a hurry for Kanye, Jacko gets even more creative and George Michael is coming back in a big way. Episode 16.

Chicago band Wilco has suffered the hell of an album leak yet again. Hotter than hot MIMS visits Billboard. Ciara is looking for a man. Episode 17.

Britney stands up Ne-Yo. Aussie act Sick Puppies are stretched to the limit. Also, check out our SXSW footage and a sneak peak at an exclusive DJ Drama interview. Check it out in this episode of Billboard In Sixty. Episode 18.

A glimpse into the next album for the Arctic Monkeys, iTunes is more than a download service and an exclusive interview with a master of mix tapes. Episode 19,

Watch a sneak peak into Miranda’s world, a hair showdown on American Idol and the perfect name for your band. All this and more in just 60 seconds. Episode 20.

Originally from Finland, Janita now calls New York home. Her sultry sound and powerful lyrics deliver a groovy club-like experience.

With a focus on acoustic-edged melodic pop tied to classic and modern-rock sensibilities, Fooling April has appeared with artists like John Mayer, Dave Matthews, Dido, the Strokes, Franz Ferdinand, the Flaming Lips and many more.

This rockin' four piece act from the Washington D.C. area has created a name for themselves regionally and is now poised for the next steps in what promises to be a strong upward career trajectory.

Carla has made a living touring as a backing vocalist for such artists as Deborah Cox, Tamia, Amel Larieux, Pink, Kelis and Talib Kweli. Now she has her own album. And be sure to watch for a suprise reunion.

Despite the name, Johnny Hi-Fi is more than just one person...it’s a band that has been variously labeled as the "Radiohead of the boy-band generation," "Asian-Britpop" and "American Coldplay." You decide.

This New York-based artist has been featured on ABCNEWS and is a popular performer with fans of the Billboard Underground series.

Playing the guitar at 12 and writing songs by the age of 13 means Laura Warshauer already has a wealth of experience. The New Jersey native fills her songs with conviction and delivers a performance oozing with charisma.

A pop-punk band from New York's Long Island, Bandcamp delivers a raw sound infused with fun lyrics and high energy. And yes, the four members all met at camp. Really.

Born in the Himalayan Kingdom of Mustang as his family was escaping from Tibet in the early 1970s, Tenzin has called Australia home since 1997. His first and foremost instrument is his massive voice, but he is also a master of several traditional Tibetan instruments.

As comfortable on the guitar as he is on the drums, this singer/songwriter delivers a powerful sound whether he's performing solo or with his band Something To Live For.

Elizabeth Ziman, Peter Lalish, and Dan Molad complete this New York-based 3-piece act. Elizabeth's songwriting skills, tied to a tight jazz/funk sound bring a unique mix to this session of the Billboard Underground.

Australian brothers, Isaac and Thorry Koren, are The Kin. The two co-write all their own material, have performed in some of the best live venues in the United States and never fail to deliver harmonies that bring the house down.

Self-taught guitarist and songstress Toby Lightman has nailed a record deal with her sultry grooves. Her addictive sound combines with heartfelt lyrics to deliver a powerful message.

A billboard rubs the GG the wrong way.

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i believe .. this is my destiny .. i believe... this is my time --> Ciara

Paul Wall arrives at The Blueprint Lounge in Toledo, Ohio to host a club night, all this the week his album is number one on the Billboard music charts.

Rumor has it they still exist... the independent rock bands that don't live for the fame, the money or the entourage. And if they do exist, can they survive in an industry driven by corporate culture and greed wthout selling out? The documentary "Last Dispatch" follows the final days of just such a rock band. Brad Corrigan, Pete Francis and Chad Urmston made their college band, Dispatch, into a dream come true- three regular guys, whose music touched hundreds of thousands of fans without the help of a record label or PR machine, sold out major venues, toured non-stop and hit the Billboard charts with three different albums.

Here is a standard issue crazy man. His gig is to stand on street corners with his ventriloquism dummy he does not use, his advice on a billboard, and an umbrella for sunny days.