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The brothers, who didn't win any awards themselves, told UsMagazine.com before the awards show that they wanted to meet the one and only comeback kid.

"We really hope we get to meet her," Kevin Jonas told the site following their rehearsal of their new single, "Lovebug," on a New York City set at Paramount Studios for the VMAs, which aired live from Hollywood on Sunday. "That would be an honor," Kevin added. His brothers agreed.

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The video features a lot of dancing — something that is old news for Brown but a skill that T-Pain is willing to admit isn't his best performance quality. "Everybody in here is kicking my ass!" he said. "I'm probably the fattest person on camera. There's so many crumpers, and you got pop-and-lockers. I can't do a damn thing."

When probed further about dancing with Chris in the video, Pain wanted to let everyone know that although he isn't the best dancer in the world, he's still got skills that Brown doesn't. "Chris don't bring nothing out in me. He's just trying to beat my ass, and I'm not gonna let that happen.

"Well, he beats me only when he gets a chance to dance," he hedged. "If we was battling, I wouldn't give him a chance to dance!"

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Gordon told reporters that the best part of fatherhood is "waking up every morning and seeing her look in your face. The love, there's nothing like it."

In the midst of racing season, Gordon will compete in Sunday's Pepsi 500 race in California, after a successful contest recently at Bristol.
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In addition to opening up about his late mother, Donda West, the rapper also talked a bit about his unlikely turn as an author and the philosophy behind his book, "Thank You and You're Welcome."

"I wanted to come up with a theory that applies to my life in 2008, not someone else's thousands of years ago. I wanted to make a book for non-readers, like myself," he said. "I only read when necessary, so me and my friend designed this book."

The "Love Lockdown" video, which DeGeneres deemed "brilliant," can be seen on her official Web site.


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Peder Seglund Radio: Pain — who recorded all of his material in just four days — got beats from a few of his friends (he only produced one track) and said he's just as passionate about being an MC as he is about being a singer.

"I been doing it ever since," Pain said of his raps. "It's just that a lot of people haven't been accepting it. I do everything. I always rapped, I always sang. People are more attracted to the singing part than the rapping part. I'm forcing the issue. Free songs — here it is."

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Demi Lovato: Metalhead? Plus Dillinger Escape Plan, DragonForce & More News That Rules, In Metal File

About a month ago, a colleague of mine stopped at my desk, handed me the latest issue of Rolling Stone and told me I had to read the feature Jason Gay had written on the Jonas Brothers. I thought he was kidding. See, I'm the resident metalhead around these parts, which means I have little (if any) interest in the Jonases. Halfway through reading the article, though, it became apparent why it was suggested I read it: Gay's piece claimed that Demi Lovato, the opener on the Jonas Brothers' summer tour, is into metal.

I immediately called bullsh--. No way Demi Lovato, the squeaky-clean 16-year-old star of the Disney Channel's "As the Bell Rings," who got her start in the business at age 7 as one of the tykes on "Barney & Friends," is into metal. It just couldn't possibly be; I simply couldn't get my head around it.