Music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs  is adding a new label to his multi-hyphenated name — cable TV founder. According to Broadcasting & Cable, Combs is gearing up to launch Revolt, a music-themed network that is set to debut on Dec. 12. According to the site, Revolt will contain music and music news that will have an audience geared towards African-Americans. READ MORE

Shame on it all... Aerosmith frontman and American Idol judge Steven Tyler  has joined the list of celebs who've butchered "The Star- Spangled Banner." Tyler was invited to performed the national anthem yesterday, before the NFL's Ravens vs. Patriots game. Tyler started off strong, but everything went down hill when he switched "the bombs bursting in air” to “as bombs bursting in air. Watch the trainwreck after the jump! READ MORE

We've been following him since her covered soaps for TV Guide. Now one of the magazine's senior writers, Damian Holbrook, is back to talk all things boob tube with the Pop Confidential gang!

During the zany hour, Holbrook dishes the latest dirt from the Winter TCA press tour, proving PC's Jamey Giddens, Luke Kerr, Jillian Bowe, Regan Cellura and Melodie Aikels with more tea than Queen Elizabeth could drink, about such shows as Once Upon a Time, GCB, Grimm and of course the gang's guiltiest pleasure — Revenge!

Who does Holbrook think died that night on the beach in the Hamptons? You'll have to download the eppy to find out!

Holbrook also breaks down what went wrong with Are You There, Chelsea? How could a series based on such a hilarious book by funny lady Chelsea Handler have turned out so badly?

Speaking of things that turned out badly, Holbrook gives insider deets on how the amount of rape jokes that made their way into the scripts of the CBS sitcom Two Broke Girls landed the sitcom in hot water!

What did Holbrook think of little Lily's cursing fit on Modern Family? How is he coping with the approaching end of his beloved One Tree Hill? Does he believe Smash can save NBC? Considering he's seen the first four episodes of the musical soap, you'll wanna hear what he has to say about it and so much more!

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After a weekend of rumors and speculation, singer Seal and supermodel/TV mogul Heidi Klum have indeed called in quits. The couple released a statement to People saying:

While we have enjoyed seven very loving, loyal and happy years of marriage, after much soul-searching we have decided to separate.

We have had the deepest respect for one another throughout our relationship and continue to love each other very much, but we have grown apart. This is an amicable process and protecting the well-being of our children remains our top priority, especially during this time of transition.

We thank our family, friends, and fans for their kind words of support. And for our children's sake, we appreciate you respecting our privacy.

The couple got hitched in 2005 and are parents of four.

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R&B phenom Beyoncé Knowles has released a statement on her website regarding the death of blues singer Etta James. Knowles, who portrayed the legendary vocalist in 2008's Cadillac Records stated:

This is a huge loss. Etta James was one of the greatest vocalists of our time. I am so fortunate to have met such a queen. Her musical contributions will last a lifetime. Playing Etta James taught me so much about myself, and singing her music inspired me to be a stronger artist. When she effortlessly opened her mouth, you could hear her pain and triumph. Her deeply emotional way of delivering a song told her story with no filter. She was fearless, and had guts. She will be missed. READ MORE

NCIS: Los Angeles and Grammy winner LL Cool J has been nabbed by the Grammy Awards to host their 54th annual celebration, according to Zap2it. The rapper-turned TV star is the first person to host the Grammys since 2005, when Queen Latifah hosted. Music’s biggest award show airs on CBS on February 12. 

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