The father of 19-year-old Charice Pempengco -- who has a recurring role on Glee as Sunshine Corazon -- was stabbed to death in her Philippines hometown according to the AP.

Although she's been estranged from her father since childhood, Charice cancelled several upcoming shows in Singapore, explaining via Twitter, "I have to go back to the Philippines as soon as possible to be with my family."

Not too long ago, having bonus tracks on an album actually meant something. They were an incentive used by iTunes or Target and the like to convince consumers to purchase an album at their establishment. Before that, those extra songs were included to lure overseas fans; Kurt Cobain once jokingly referred to the In Utero extra "Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flow Through the Strip" as "Deflated American Dollar Purchase Incentive Track." Nowadays, bonus tracks are just songs rappers give out to avoid leaking music from the actual album.

Drake's Take Care is one of the most anticipated albums of 2011, and now we know what songs will appear on the album, all thanks to an MP3 player no one uses anymore. According to Hip-Hop DX, the Microsoft Zune marketplace initially leaked the 17-song track list. That's probably the first and last time an album has had its secrets disseminated by the soon-to-be-extinct Zune. (iTunes, meanwhile, leaks stuff all the time.) Drake's official site All Things Fresh, perhaps upset that they were scooped by Microsoft, later confirmed the track list, albeit with a few changes: "Hell Yeah F------ Right" is now the less explicit "HYFR" and the two prologues -- "Buried Alive" and "Good Ones Go" -- have been folded into "Marvin's Room" and "Cameras," respectively.

The official track list also revealed the guests that will appear on Take Care: Nicki Minaj, Rihanna on the title song, Rick Ross on "Lord Knows," Lil Wayne on three tracks, and the Weeknd on "Crew Love." Beyonce might have uninvited Andre 3000 from her "Party," but Drake recruited the OutKast rapper (as promised) for a guest spot on the previously released "The Real Her," which also features Lil Wayne (That version didn't include 3K.) That makes it three collaborations for Weezy and the reclusive Andre this year after Lloyd's "Dedication to My Ex" and Tha Carter IV's "Interlude." All Things Fresh also revealed Take Care's deluxe bonus cuts.

The hip-hop collective Odd Future have quickly ascended in the rap world because of their controversial lyrics, wild stage antics, and immature demeanor, but the group is now facing some serious backlash following their behavior at this weekend's Voodoo Festival in New Orleans. At one point during the concert, frontman Tyler, the Creator told the crowd how much he disliked photographers because they frequently had the best seat in the house, a barricaded section between the artist and the crowd. (For what it's worth, it is an awesome spot to watch a concert, but the sound gets muddled that close.) The other members of Odd Future shared Tyler's scorn for photographers, to the point where the group started emptying water bottles on the cameramen. Then, it escalated even more.