Photo: Trae PattonUsher's latest hit "Looking 4 Myself," discusses a personal journey in which a man asks "Who am I?" The singer explores this mystery that we all face at one point or another in our lives in a particularly innovative way, via a new short film he just finished in collaboration with tech giant Samsung

In the 90-second drama, the Voice coach faces off against none other than himself, waging a battle between the "good" Usher and the "celeb" persona version of himself which wreaks havoc in a romantic relationship. The result is a stunning example of creative choreography which shows off the star's strengths in virtually all his artistic areas. All the stunts and moves were done by Usher himself — no shortcuts allowed. The video additionally spotlights cutting-edge motion control technology available in the 2013 Samsung Smart TV...pretty cool stuff.

Rihanna may have a history of being "unapologetic" when it comes to showing off her sexy bod, but some fans seem to think she's gone too far. In fact, they've taken it upon themselves to forcibly put some clothes on the singer…after a fashion.

Billboards promoting Ri-Ri's June 21 Dublin tour stop on her current Diamonds World Tour--featuring the singer topless--mysteriously were found "dressed," with tube-top style tunics attached over the naughty bits.

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(Photo: Bruce Gilkas, FilmMagic)While protest songs are often associated with the 1960s and musicians such as Bob Dylan and John Lennon who wrote poignant lyrics protesting war, Bono is embarking on a project to bring protest songs into the mainstream again and use them as a weapon of change with his Agit8 campaign.

The U2 frontman recruited an impressive array of top-notch artists including Mumford & Sons, Elvis Costello, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis and Tom Morello to participate in the campaign by covering legendary protest songs in an effort to raise awareness of poverty issues and encourage world leaders to agree to end extreme poverty by 2013 when they meet at the G8 Summit in Northern Ireland next week.

The campaign also features artists' original versions of protest songs, including the Beatles' "Revolution" and Bob Marley's "Get Up, Stand Up," accompanied by the song lyrics and background about their history.

Rita Ora and Madonna (Photo courtesy of Matrial Girl)Madonna has announced she has a new face. No, she hasn't issued a statement about plastic surgery, rather she and her daughter, Lola, have announced that 22-year-old Rita Ora has been chosen to the new face of Material Girl, their junior lifestyle brand.

If you're not familiar with lovely Rita, she's a protégé of Jay-Z and a singer in her own right with a trio of number-one singles in the U.K. — "Hot Right Now," "How We Do (Party)" and "R.I.P." — as well as "Ora," a chart-topping album.

Madonna and Lola, apparently speaking in unison, said, "Rita is a talented beauty but what really drew us to her is the confidence she oozes through her music and her unique sense of style. On stage or off, in photos or on the street — she's a magnet! This is what the Material Girl brand is all about!"