The 23-year-old actress, who was on the show to promote Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, met up with the night’s other guests, Daniel Radcliffe and Evanescence’s Amy Lee, backstage.

After Jay showed a picture of Vanessa at the beach in a bikini, he asked if getting the “All You Need Is Love” tattoo on her foot was painful.

“It’s fake,” Vanessa revealed. “I have this mad obsession with drawing on myself. I can’t help it … it’s fun. It’s hard to commit to a tattoo, like, I have a few, so when you write on yourself it’s not as much of a commitment.”

FYI: Vanessa is wearing Pamella Roland’s cream floral coupe chiffon strapless with a beaded bodice. She accessorized with a Le Vian bangle and an Adeler ring.

The 48-year-old First Lady was challenged by Ellen to a push up contest – Michelle edged out the host by doing 25!

Ellen also asked the First Lady if President Obama picks up his socks – a question sent in from a viewer via Facebook.

“No, no. He doesn’t pick up his socks. He thinks he’s neat but he has people who help him. I’m like, ‘It’s not you that’s neat. It’s the people who pick up your socks. Those are the neat people,’” she shared.

“When we’re in Chicago, his idea of putting his suit away was hanging it on the edge of the door,” Michelle added. “So we would have jackets on the edges of the door. It’s like there’s a hanger. But no, he doesn’t get neat points.”

Also pictured: Ellen giving the First Lady and President Obama his and her “Ellen” tracksuits for their workouts!

But it looks like her latest video for BET went a little too far.

The network is refusing to show “Stupid Hoe,” according to TMZ. The network, which had long been criticized for airing sexually suggestive music videos, wouldn’t say why they chose to keep the clip off the air, but TMZ cites sources that said the video — in which Nicki repeat the refrain “You a stupid hoe” over and over and shows what appears to be her bare buttocks — to be too raunchy. The video hasn’t been getting much love on YouTube either:as of this morning, nearly two-thirds of all the people who voted on the video have “disliked it.”

According to the Times, law enforcement sources arrived at the home of Cornelius, shortly after 4 a.m. Sources told the Times that Cornelius died of a gunshot wound to the head, which appeared to be self-inflicted. There were no signs of foul play.

TMZ reports that Cornelius’ body was taken to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

“Soul Train,” which debuted in 1971, was the longest-running first-run nationally syndicated show in television history, the Times reports. Before its end in 2006, it brought the music and dance styles of African –American artists to the national audience.
Cornelius retired from the hosting gig in 1993.

When Cornelius divorced his wife Viktoria in 2009, he told a Los Angeles judge that he was suffering from “significant health issues” and wanted to “finalize this divorce before I die.”

The couple’s seven and a half year marriage ended bitterly after his former wife filed two restraining orders against Cornelius, and he was later convicted of spousal battery.

Known as a private man, he gave a rare interview to Time Out Chicago last year in which he spoke about being moved to create “Soul Train” to give “black talent … an opportunity to get national television exposure.”

The 29-year-old rapper reflects on his life and splashes paint around a studio to reveal a self portrait at the end.

“I see the pain hidden in your pride. I see you’re not satisfied. And I don’t see nobody else, I see myself,” Lil Wayne says on the track off his Tha Carter IV album before Bruno sings, “Mirror on the wall. Here we are again. Through my rise and my fall. You’ve been my only friend.”

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The brief clip does little to give away the show’s plotline, though it was accompanied with a tagline reading: “In Bon Temps, nothing stays buried forever.”

While an exact date has yet to be confirmed, season five is due to get underway this summer with a run of twelve episodes in the works.

The show stars a powerful cast including real-life couple Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer, as well as Alexander Skarsgard, Sam Trammell, Ryan Kwanten and Deborah Ann Woll.

Dressed in all black, the pop star belted out James’ classic “At Last,” sharing some heartfelt words with the congregation.

“I have to first of all say what an amazing honor it is for me to have been welcomed here today, invited here, to pay tribute to the great Ms. Etta James,” said an emotional Christina. “I went around the world throughout all my career saying that Ms. Etta James was my favorite singer in the whole wide world.”

Watch her stirring rendition below.

In the first clip, a mystery woman (presumably Nicki) drags an axe through a dungeon, while revealing herself in the second video. Bald-headed models march with torches and the pink-haired leading lady rides off on a horse, as the French DJ brings his latest creation to life. Find out how the story unfolds when the full video premieres January 31.

The visuals for the dance smash, which jumps 7-1 on the Billboard Hot Digital Songs chart this week, will premiere worldwide on Tuesday, January 31. The clip was filmed last year with director Sanji (Nelly, Mary J. Blige).

Meanwhile, Nicki’s video for “Stupid Hoe” has set a record, becoming the most-watched VEVO video in 24 hours with 4.8 million views.

“MY ALBUM COVER!!!” the 29-year-old singer wrote on his WhoSay page, along with the album art, which depicts Adam staring intensely off into the distance.

Adam‘s album is set to be released on March 20. We can hardly wait!

Have you heard his latest single yet? “Better Than I Know Myself” is a hit! Buy it on iTunes today.

ARE YOU EXCITED to listen to Adam’s upcoming album, Trespassing?