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amfAR raised over $3 million at its inaugural amfAR Las Vegas gala last night. In addition, the foundation will receive a portion of nearly $11 million generated with event partner Rm Sotheby’s in a live auction of rare luxury automobiles.

Diana Ross at amfAR Las Vegas Gala

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The exclusive event took place at Wynn Las Vegas during race week.

Renowned comedian Jay Leno hosted the evening, legend Diana Ross brought the audience to their feet with her music and magic. Academy Award-nominated actor, writer, and director Sylvester Stallone and accomplished entrepreneur, philanthropist, and model Jennifer Stallone were honored with amfAR’s Award of Inspiration.

Actress and powerhouse vocalist, Amber Riley, opened the evening, which was presented in partnership with Paramount Global. Guests in attendance included Michael Fassbender, Jodie Turner-Smith, Jeffrey Wright, Tommy and Dee Hilfiger, Keegan-Michael Key, Juno Temple, Tyler Hoechlin, Evan Ross, Ian Bohen, Jonathan Cheban,...

Bridget Fonda is the daughter of Peter Fonda, the granddaughter of Henry Fonda, and the niece of Jane Fonda, so it only seemed natural that she would become an actor. She started appearing on stage as a girl and appeared in "Easy Rider" with her father when she was only five years old.

Fonda would go on to study method acting at the famed Lee Strassberg Theater. She started appearing in films only two years after graduating at NYU. Acting was in her blood and it seemed like she never considered doing anything else. From 1988 to 2002, Fonda appeared in dozens of high-profile Hollywood films, and was nominated for two Golden Globes and an Emmy. She retired unexpectedly in 2002 and hasn't been seen on screen since. Throughout the 1990s, however, Fonda was something of a cinematic "It" girl, appearing in raucous comedies, dramatic indies, intense crime films, and a few of Sam Raimi's productions.

Week three of “Dancing with the Stars” brought “Motown Night,” in which the celebrities performed new dance styles — mostly foxtrots — to songs like “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, “You Can’t Hurry Love” by The Supremes and “I Want You Back” by The Jackson 5. So who busted a move, and whose moves were busted? Follow along below with our live blog for all the minute-by-minute developments and commentary as the night progresses.

Last week “Zoey 101” actress Jamie Lynn Spears was the second celebrity eliminated from the competition, leaving 12 to compete for the Len Goodman Mirror Ball Trophy: model Tyson Beckford, actress Xochitl Gomez, actress Alyson Hannigan, “Too Hot to Handle” star Harry Jowsey, “The Bachelorette” alum Charity Lawson, “Vanderpump Rules” star Ariana Madix, singer-songwriter Jason Mraz, NFL player Adrian Peterson, social media personality Lele Pons, Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, “Real Housewives of Beverly...

It’s Motown Night on “Dancing with the Stars” this week and nothing says “Motown” more than… Michael Strahan. The “Good Morning America” co-anchor will guest-judge the remaining 12 couples’ routines to soul hits.

Prepare yourself for a whole lotta foxtrots. Half of the dances are foxtrots and the other six are two quicksteps, one cha-cha, one tango, one rumba and one jive. Jason Mraz and Daniella Karagach have the jive, marking the second consecutive week they are the only couple assigned a particular dance style (last week was rumba). Tptb are really testing out his extra vertebrae, huh?

After sitting out last week due to Covid-19, Artem Chigvintsev is back in the ballroom this week with Charity Lawson.

See the full list below.

Tyson Beckford and Jenna Johnson: foxtrot (“Master Blaster [Jammin’]” by Stevie Wonder)

Xochitl Gomez and Val Chmerkovskiy: foxtrot (“My Guy” by Mary Wells)

Alyson Hannigan and...

Lily Collins is wearing her father’s influence on her sleeve in her latest Instagram post for his 72nd birthday.

The 33-year-old actress uploaded several pictures of her and her legendary musician father sharing a striking resemblance in demeanour.

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“Like father, like daughter. Happy birthday, dad,” wrote the Collins alongside the photos, which featured images of the father and daughter dressed remarkably similarly throughout the years.

The first photo showed the “You Can’t Hurry Love” singer suited up as he sits in a bathtub. She then compared the image to one of her lying in the tub in a glamorous blue dress and blazer.

Read More: Lily Collins Doesn’t Believe Being Phil Collins’ Daughter Gave Her A ‘Free Pass’

“Thank you for being a constant inspiration, constant laugh, and constant legend,” she continued in the post’s caption.

Exclusive: Madeline Wise (Curb Your Enthusiasm) and newcomer Inga Schlingmann are set as series regulars opposite Geena Davis and Skylar Astin in CBS’ mother-and-son legal drama pilot from writer/executive producer Scott Prendergast and executive producer Phil McGraw. Additionally, Liz Kruger and Craig Shapiro (Charmed) have joined as showrunners and executive producers.

The untitled drama follows Todd (Astin), a talented but directionless P.I. who is the black sheep of his family. Despite their opposing personalities, he agrees to work as the in-house investigator for his overbearing mother, Joan (Davis), a successful attorney reeling from the recent dissolution of her marriage.

Wise will play Allison, smart and high achieving, she is an ER trauma surgeon and Todd’s (Astin) diplomatic sister, eager to keep the peace between Todd and their demanding mother, Joan (Davis). Allison shoulders many family obligations that her two brothers shirk. Often busy, and a bit scattered,...

The world woke up to the sad news this morning that Supremes singer Mary Wilson died of unknown causes at her home in Henderson, Nevada. She was 76.

“I was extremely shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of a major member of the Motown family, Mary Wilson of the Supremes,” Motown founder Berry Gordy said in a statement. “[She] was extremely special to me. She was a trailblazer, a diva and will be deeply missed.”

Wilson was a founding member of the Supremes going all the way back to their...

Motown founder Berry Gordy remembered Mary Wilson as “a trailblazer” and “a diva” in a tribute following the Supremes singer’s death Monday at the age of 76.

“I was extremely shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of a major member of the Motown family, Mary Wilson of the Supremes,” Gordy said in a statement. “The Supremes were always known as the ‘sweethearts of Motown.’ Mary, along with Diana Ross and Florence Ballard, came to Motown in the early Sixties. After an unprecedented string of number one hits, television and nightclub bookings,...

Mary Wilson, the celebrated singer, businesswoman and activist who co-founded the 1960s hit machine The Supremes as a 15-year-old Detroit teenager and was the group’s longest serving member, died Monday at her home in Henderson, Nevada. She was 76.

Her publicist confirmed the news to CBS on Monday night. The cause of death has not been disclosed.

Born in Mississippi in 1944, Wilson moved to Detroit as a child and in elementary school became close friends with future Supreme Florence Ballard. The two would form the pop vocal group The Primettes in 1959 along with Diana Ross. Originally a quartet, the group was solidified as a trio after signing to Motown Records in 1961 and changing their name to The Supremes.

The Supremes — Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson and Diana Ross — circa 1964 (Photo: Getty)

The Supremes were by far Motown’s biggest band of the 1960s, releasing 12 No. 1 singles, including “Where Did Our Love Go,...

Nearly 50 years after it aired its final episode in 1971, the legendary Ed Sullivan Show is officially headed to all streaming platforms.

From the Beatles’ debut to Elvis Presley to the Rolling Stones, iconic clips and low-resolution bootlegs of the variety show have been available for years, but this marks the first time the entire catalogue will be available digitally — thanks to a deal between UMe and Sofa Entertainment Inc.

Seven performances are available now on the show’s official YouTube channel, with new videos rolling out over the next three years.

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The world of Riverdale has expanded with spinoff Katy Keene airing its first season right now.

Riverdale is no longer confined just to Riverdale.

The CW has ordered a pilot for second spinoff of its uber-popular Archie comic adaptation Riverdale. (The first being Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina series). The new series is titled Katy Keene, follows the titular Archie-verse character of the same name, and is now airing.

You can read our review of the most recent episode here.

Up next? "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted," which will air on February 20. Check out the synopsis...

"With everything a little off between Katy and Ko, Katy tries to make everything perfect for Valentine's Day; Ko tries to do something nice for the roommates but only seems to make things worse; Pepper turns to an old friend to get some quick cash."

And here...

As The Supremes sang in 1966, "You Can't Hurry Love"—and Ariana Grande and Mac Miller are proof that the song's message still rings true. The 23-year-old "Everyday" singer graces the cover of Cosmopolitan's April issue, in which she discusses her six-month relationship with the rapper. "I met him when I was 19," says Grande, who first collaborated with Miller on "The Way" in 2013 before teaming up for the duet "My Favorite Part" in 2016. "We have loved and adored and respected each other since the beginning, since before we even met, just because we were fans of each other's talent." Four years ago, Grande was dating YouTube comedian Jai Brooks....

Week 5 has come on Strictly Come Dancing and we were treated to an even dozen of dances as the celebrities took to the dancefloor.

But who wowed the panel and who could be in danger? Digital Spy has the judges' comments and scores from all 12 dances here:

1. Georgia May Foote & Giovanni Pernice dancing the salsa to 'You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)' by Sylvester = 7+8+8+8=31

Len: "It was a great show starter and a bit of a show stopper. Terrific routine, a disco salsa. You were really working your assets. Well done – great start!"

Bruno: "You're a gorgeous little strumpet! Those hips were like a bag of steps. More of that please. It's good to see you so alive. Be careful of the lifts' dismount – that has to be absolutely flawless."

2. Carol Kirkwood & Pasha Kovalev dancing the Viennese Waltz to 'I've Been Loving You Too Long' by Seal: 4+6+6+5=21

Darcey:...

Kellie Bright and Kevin Clifton tied for first place on Saturday's (24.10.15) 'Strictly Come Dancing'. The 'EastEnders' actress and her professional partner were awarded 35 points from the judges for their jive to 'One Way or Another', the same score Helen George and Aljaz Skorjanec received for their quickstep to 'You Can't Hurry Love'. The contestants will find out if they have done enough to stay in the competition on Sunday's (25.10.15) results show. Meanwhile, Anton du Beke and Katie Derham found themselves in second last place on 'Strictly', just one week after topping the leaderboard. The professional dancer and...

Kellie Bright and Kevin Clifton tied for first place on Saturday's (24.10.15) 'Strictly Come Dancing'. The 'EastEnders' actress and her professional partner were awarded 35 points from the judges for their jive to 'One Way or Another', the same score Helen George and Aljaz Skorjanec received for their quickstep to 'You Can't Hurry Love'. The contestants will find out if they have done enough to stay in the competition on Sunday's (25.10.15) results show. Meanwhile, Anton du Beke and Katie Derham found themselves in second last place on 'Strictly', just one week after topping the leaderboard. The professional dancer and...

Strictly Come Dancing is already at week 5 and things are getting serious. Jay McGuiness jived his way to a 10 in week 3, but will we see another this time? Check out the coming weekend's song and dance list and get speculating:

1. Ainsley Harriott & Natalie Lowe

Dance: Jive

Song: 'Shake, Rattle and Roll' - Bill Haley and the Comets

2. Anita Rani & Gleb Savchenko

Dance: Tango

Song: 'Sweet Disposition' - Temper Trap

3. Carol Kirkwood & Pasha Kovalev

Dance: Viennese Waltz

Song: 'I've Been Loving You Too Long' - Seal

4. Georgia May Foote & Giovanni Pernice

Dance: Salsa

Song: 'You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)' - Sylvester

5. Helen George & Aljaz Skorjanec

Dance: Quickstep

Song: 'You Can't Hurry Love' - Diana Ross and the Supremes

6. Jamelia & Tristan MacManus

Dance: Foxtrot

Song: 'Because You Loved Me' - Celine Dion

7. Jay McGuiness & Aliona Vilani

Dance: Paso Doble

Song: 'It's My Life' - Bon Jovi

8. Jeremy Vine...

Genesis have never been one of the coolest bands to admit to being a fan of, despite huge popularity and enduring albums.

From their super progressive rock era of Peter Gabriel, to their stadium rock chartbuster period of Phil Collins, Genesis are definitely one of the UK's biggest rock bands with a rather unique story.

The classic early 1970s lineup of Gabriel, Collins, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford and Steve Hackett have now reunited for a special documentary, discussing their path from the late 1960s to now. The film also contains remastered concert footage from throughout their career.

Before it is screened on BBC Two in the autumn, here are just eight things we learnt from watching the upcoming film.

1. Move over Lady Gaga, Peter Gabriel has done it already

Footage from Genesis's gigs in the early to mid-1970s reminds casual fans just how outlandish some of Gabriel's attire was at times.

One week to go! It was American Icons night on Monday's "Dancing with the Stars," and the remaining five couples were fighting hard for the finish. The semi-finals came down to a pair of couples who easily could have vied for the mirror ball against each other, but a fan-favorite was sent packing. (Spoilers ahead!)Although the competition was extremely close, Charlie White and Sharna Burgess were sent home, despite a solid score of 76 out of 80 for the night. Here is a rundown of the night's performances and scores:Candace Cameron Bure and Mark Ballas: 34 points for their Vinnese Waltz to "If I Knew" by Bruno Mars. And later, 38 points for their Jazz to "Nasty" by Janet Jackson.Charlie White and Sharna Burgess: 40 points for their foxtrot to "New York, New York" by Frank Sinatra. And later, 36 points for their Samba to "Mo Money Mo Problems" by Notorious B.I.G.

Everything is changing in "Haven," and most of the changes are not for the better. A second handprint incident brings about implosions in "Crush" -- and not even Audrey's normal assistance can help much.

Is the town doomed? If not the town, then what about Audrey and Nathan? Find out in this recap.

Duke fails to convince anyone he's not a hero

Duke likes to think he's a selfish criminal, doesn't he?

He really isn't so bad though. When your worst crime is kicking out Jennifer and yelling at Nathan and Audrey, you might be a good guy. Sure, Duke killed Wade as well, but that was for the greater good. And he's sorry about it, so it's Ok. (That's how things work on TV. Don't question it.)

Anyway, Duke has decided that since he's rid of his Trouble, he might as well get out of Haven altogether. But the...

Well, stop in the name of love: Diana Ross is spending this very special day turning 69 years old, which I take as a thrilling compliment to the fight for gay marriage.

What's the divine lady's greatest moment eveeeer?

In terms of singles, I'm most devoted to Diana's "Upside Down," "It's My House," "Love Hangover," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," and, in the realm of the Supremes, "Come See About Me" and "You Can't Hurry Love," which she was singing on The Ed Sullivan Show when her glistening, Faberge Egg-sized earring crashed to the floor.

If we're talking about Diana's best film, you have to ease on down the road past The Wiz and choose Lady Sings the Blues.

But if we're talking about Diana's Greatest moment, I say it exists at the confluence of film, music, fashion, utter camp, and sheer Diana fabness. While others rally on the steps of the Supreme Court,...

Who made what grade on The Sing-Off this week? Let's get right to it...

Round One: Today's Hits

Deltones - "Edge of Glory" - The team had trouble with arrangements and choreography. The stress even kicked in with one girl causing drama by getting sick. The group had a strong opening, but the song's elements were really made for multiple part harmonies. There were some moments in the chorus where some parts in the background weren't the best and the lead vocals had moments of trouble when notes couldn't be sustained. My Grade: B-

Pentatonix (pictured) - "Your Love is My Drug" - The group really wanted to remix the song and I was afraid when I heard elements of dubstep in the package. When they performed I had to laugh at the faux-Ke$ha. I'm not sure the arrangement was the best because the falsetto sounded funny. The bridge and afterwards was the best.

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These Battle Rounds on 'The Voice' (Tue., 10Pm Et on NBC) have certainly created some memorable duets. But sometimes the union of voices creates a performance that's so bizarre it's virtually indescribable.

It was definitely the case with Serabee and Dia Frampton this week. They were paired up by Blake Shelton, and while it could have possibly worked, Serabee seemed to do all she could to make 'You Can't Hurry Love' unrecognizable. If Frampton hadn't been singing the actual melody, it would have been completely ridiculous.

It was as if Serabee thought that by singing runs and by treating Dia as a back-up singer so she could perform vocal acrobatics, she was going to impress the judges. Instead, she left them scratching their heads.

 

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We offer up song suggestions for the top nine.

By Eric Ditzian

"American Idol" top 9

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Last week on "American Idol," it was all Elton John, all the time. On Wednesday (April 6), the contestants get to open up more than one songbook, because this week's theme is based on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Songs that Shaped Rock & Roll exhibit. They'll be able to cover everyone from Jefferson Airplane to Jane's Addiction, the Moody Blues to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the 5 Satins to the 4 Seasons, plus Kings B.B., Carole and Ben E.

But with great variety comes great responsibility. Here's what we'd like to hear from the remaining nine hopefuls:

Casey Abrams

With a cleaned-up beard on his face and a fire lit under his butt following a near-exit, Abrams stormed back into the mix with last week's most emotionally resonant take on Elton. We...

Naima Adedapo and Haley Reinhart hope to avoid a return trip to the bottom three this week.

By Eric Ditzian

Casey Abrams performs on 'American Idol'

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There was a time when a Motown-themed evening was an "American Idol" institution. Kelly Clarkson delivered such a dizzying take on Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "You're All I Need to Get By" in season one that a bewildered Simon Cowell tried on a Southern accent and told her, "As they say in Texas, y'all did a great job!" Ruben Studdard soared with the Four Tops the next year, and then Fantasia, also trying on a Gaye tune, wowed the judges on her way to the title.

Future seasons would ditch Motown as a whole for specific artists like Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross, but there remains a vast trove of "Idol" history for singers to mine as both cautionary tales and I-hope-i-can-sound-so-damn-good aspirations.

Phil Collins is hanging up his drumsticks for good. The 60-year old former Genesis drummer and Patrick Bateman favorite has had hearing troubles as well as nerve damage, according to THR. Collins was blunt in an interview, "I don't think anyone's going to miss me," he said, adding, "I look at the MTV Music Awards and I think, 'I can't be in the same business as this.'"

The 80's hit maker's blatant disdain for the music industry got me thinking about his own work over the decades, much of which makes us all cringe. But Collins, who stands among the most successful recording artists of all time, has such an enormous body of work and influence that it's easy to pick out a few things to love him for (even if we're laughing at some of it too).

5. "You Can't Hurry Love"

An early number one hit in Collins' solo career,...

The Black Eyed Peas brought sexy back for the first time since Janet and Justin's infamous, well, you know… during this year's Super Bowl Half-Time Show, becoming the first time since 2004 that a half-time performer wasn't also a member of the Aarp.

But over the years, we've seen some memorable and some not-so-memorable performances from past and present Top 40 favorites. When the stage is constantly the biggest viewing audience in television history, who's made the best of their airtime?

10. Phil Collins, Christina Aguilera, Enrique Iglesias, Toni Braxton (2000): Disney used to put on plenty of the Super Bowl Half-Time Show spectacles, and mainly used the event to advertise new attractions at its parks. The last Disney-produced show in 2000 featured music from its nightly Epcot nighttime show, as well as performances from Aguilera (when she wasn't messing up the National Anthem), Enrique Iglesias, and Phil Collins performing a track from the prior year's animated hit "Tarzan.

The Black Eyed Peas brought sexy back for the first time since Janet and Justin's infamous, well, you know… during this year's Super Bowl Half-Time Show, becoming the first time since 2004 that a half-time performer wasn't also a member of the Aarp.

But over the years, we've seen some memorable and some not-so-memorable performances from past and present Top 40 favorites. When the stage is constantly the biggest viewing audience in television history, who's made the best of their airtime?

10. Phil Collins, Christina Aguilera, Enrique Iglesias, Toni Braxton (2000): Disney used to put on plenty of the Super Bowl Half-Time Show spectacles, and mainly used the event to advertise new attractions at its parks. The last Disney-produced show in 2000 featured music from its nightly Epcot nighttime show, as well as performances from Aguilera (when she wasn't messing up the National Anthem), Enrique Iglesias, and Phil Collins performing a track from the prior year's animated hit "Tarzan.

A Conversation with Phil Collins Mike Ragogna: It seems like your new soul album, Going Back, has been years in the waiting, especially after your having such a big solo hit with The Supremes' "You Can't Hurry Love" in the eighties. What inspired you to do an album like this now? Phil Collins: Well, it's something that I've always wanted to do, of course. Sometimes those things get kind of put on the back burner and you never get around to doing them. I listened to this stuff when I was a teenager, basically. I used to go up to London from the suburbs to clubs to listen to bands. One particular band was The Action, and they were a big mod group that played all this stuff as well as Atlantic groups like Don Covay, Sam & Dave and things like...

While everybody else showed improvement on their second performance on "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday night, September 27, Michael Bolton has been panned for his bizarre routine. In fact, the "When a Man Loves a Woman" hitmaker has been said to have presented the worst Jive in the 11 seasons of the show.

Taking the dance floor with partner Chelsie Hightower, the 57-year-old singer kicked off his routine by crawling out of a dog house and ended it with a dog bone in his mouth. After his performance, judge Bruno Tonioli scolded him, "You should take the bone and go back into the dog house. This is the worst jive in 11 seasons."

Judge Len Goodman didn't dig his number as well. He said, "I don't think the world is ready for your interpretation of the jive .... it probably needed a pooper scooper at the end." Carrie Ann Inaba chimed in, "Unfortunately,...

The stakes were higher this week as the contenders took on either the quickstep or the jive on "Dancing with the Stars," requiring both stamina and sharp footwork. Sarah Palin was in the audience cheering on daughter Bristol, and we have the evening's breakdown! NBA star Rick Fox and pro partner Cheryl Burke were the first out of the gate, dancing an energetic jive to Zz Top's "Tush." Judge Len Goodman praised, "It was compact, it was fun, it was full of energy -- you have become a contender here. That was really good." Carrie Ann Inaba agreed that Rick is a contender, but said, "For a big guy to do the jive is not easy, but I thought last week you were better." And Bruno Tonioli said, "The jive is one of the hardest dances. … You actually did it. … For week two, well done." All three judges awarded the couple a 7 each,...

The "Dancing With the Stars" performance episode is just hours away, so that means we can finally get a hint of song choices -- and the big reveal includes an interesting coincidence for Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.

TMZ reports the Situation and partner Karina Smirnoff will Quickstep to Yolanda Be Cool's "We No Speak Americano." Now, this could just be the natural synergy of the show's resident party animal and a club anthem -- or could the folks at "Dwts" have possibly seen his "Jersey Shore" co-stars' recent YouTube video?

Pauly D, DJ and lover of homemade video, recently gathered Ronnie, Vinny and Sammi for a informally choreographed -- though none-the-less amazing -- dance to the same song. It's mostly just the obligatory fist pumps, claps and kicks, but it's fairly hypnotizing. Have a look for yourself:

Is it too much to hope some of their moves make their way into tonight's Quckstep?...

Our " Dancing With the Stars " spies are better than ever this week, because we know which special guests are singing, which dances the dancers are dancing, and what songs they've chosen. So, warning -- *** Spoiler Alert Below *** You've got to love yet another ironic song choice by Bristol Palin  ... "You Can't Hurry Love" -- she clearly didn't "just have to wait." Definitely not ironic ... Audrina dancing to "Love Machine." A hugging, kissing fiend indeed! Here's...

Our "Dancing With the Stars" spies are better than ever this week, because we know which special guests are singing, which dances the dancers are dancing, and what songs they've chosen. So, warning -- ***Spoiler Alert Below*** You've got to love yet another ironic song choice by Bristol Palin ... "You Can't Hurry Love" -- she clearly didn't "just have to wait." Definitely not ironic ... Audrina dancing to "Love Machine." A hugging, kissing fiend indeed! Here's the rundown: -- Rick Fox and Cheryl Burke -- "Tush" (jive) -- Florence Henderson and Corky Ballas -- "Suddenly I See" (quickstep) -- Brandy and Maks Chmerkovskiy -- "Magic" (jive) -- Michael Bolton and Chelsie Hightower -- "Hound Dog" (quickstep) -- Audrina Patridge and Tony Dovalani -- "Love Machine" (quickstep) -- Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough -- "Shake It" (jive) -- Margaret Cho and Louis Van Amstel -- "Dreaming" (jive) -- Kyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer...

What should the "American Idol" Top 10 sing for the R&B/Soul week? Make your picks here.

Even though Usher kinda spilled the "Idol" mentoring beans over the weekend, it was officially announced during the Wednesday, March 24 results show that he would be mentoring the Top 10 for R&B/Soul week.

We love that R&B/Soul reaches way back into Motown because some of the non-Michael Lynche singers need some oldies thrown in there.

The song list is available here, but here is the whole list:

  

    * A Song For Momma - Boyz II Men

    * Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross

    * Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing - Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell

    * Ain't Too Proud to Beg - The Temptations

    * Angel of Mine - Monica

    * At Your Best You Are Love - Aaliya

    * Baby I Need Your Loving - The Four Tops

    * Back At One - Brian McKnight...