Rebecca Black is back!

Rebecca Black, known for her accidental smash hit 'Friday', is back with a new single! The 14-year old, who got Friday as a birthday present, is now going more professional with her latest song My Moment. Her song Friday is a video gone viral, that started out as a present: recording the song and taping the video was all part of her birthday celebration - a $4,000 USD birthday celebration that is. However, with My Moment Rebecca is aiming for a career in the music industry. She disses critics of Friday, when singing "weren't you the one who said I would be nothing. But I'm about to prove you wrong," and, "said I'm doing big things, things you've never dreamed of. I hope you're happy because I'm about to blow up."

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My Moment is about Rebecca's new found glory and fame. You can see her getting her make-up done, hosting the MTV Online Music Awards, going to movie premieres, and reading newspaper articles - about herself.

Rebecca Black has her photo taken by paparazzi, My Moment video still

The song came with a press release that said that Friday "celebrated the coming of the weekend and good times", whereas the new song is "a fairytale story, but it happened in real life." Unfortunately for Rebecca - and the writer of the press release - the Rolling Stone isn't that enthusiastic about her new song, they write, "Rebecca Black has finally unveiled 'My Moment', her follow up to her smash viral pop hit 'Friday', and it's... well, a song about having a smash viral pop hit." Rolling Stone concludes with, "there's still a charming guileless about Black and her cohorts - and they defnitely didn't get any better at dancing - but it's hard to imagine this song or video capturing anyone's imagination in the way 'Friday' did."

Rebecca Black getting her make-up done, My Moment video still.

Rebecca is currently working on a five track EP, that will be released this August. Let's hope that the lyrics will be just as intelligent as Friday's. Can you sing, "tomorrow is Saturday. And Sunday comes afterwards."?

Does Jennifer Lopez sing about her relationship trouble with soon-to-be ex-husband Marc Anthony on her new album?

Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez' new album is called Love? Now that she is getting divorced from husband of 7 years, Marc Anthony, the meaning behind that questionmark increases. Is the album about their soon-to-be divorce?

In her latest single Starting Over J.Lo sings, "all his secrets, all his lies, I just keep pushing 'em out my mind." She also refers to "my man" as a "dog" and a "player" and sings that she's watching "these dreams falling apart at the seams." Jennifer, 41, didn't write this song, but Wynter Gordon, Nathaniel Mills and Marcella Araica did. Perhaps one of them has major relationship issues as well?

In One Love, that Jennifer did co-write, she ticks of three previous loves (I'm guessing: Ojani Noa, Cris Judd and Ben Affleck. Although I've also heard rumours that Diddy could be one of these three), when she gets to "number four" she sings that he "sang to me, but I'm not sure. So worn out, but... made me wanna try once more."

Marc Anthony, the "dog" that J.Lo sings about on Love?

Now that news of the divorce is out a lot of information from 'sources' finds their way to the tabloids. One such 'family friend' tells People Magazine that Jennifer and Marc, 42, broke up "after months of nonstop arguing" and that "Marc and Jennifer decided it's best to go their separate ways for the sake of their two kids."

Both Marc and Jennifer are trying to put their life back together. Marc spent the weekend performing in Columbia and Jennifer was spotted in L.A, where she shot an ad campaign for Kohl's. The source says, "Jennifer is doing okay. In the past two weeks, she has spent a lot of quality time with her kids and her family in L.A. She is, of course, sad that she and Marc didn't work out, but they both feel they have tried everything."