Did You Hear?

:: Demi Lovato said her new album delves into some issues she’s never spoken about publicly. She also teased fans by saying one of the collaborations will be “dope.” [MTV]

:: Lady Gaga‘s hip surgery went well and she’s in recovery, according to the real Mother Monster. Her mom Cynthia tweeted an updated to the Little Monsters. [Twitter]

:: Cover girl and occasional singer Rihanna is said to be releasing a MAC makeup line. The star signed her first ever cosmetics deal and will release the “Riri Woo” lipstick as the first product from the collection. [WENN]

:: Destiny’s Child member Michelle Williams is making the jump to TV. The singer/actress has landed her own reality show, which will follow her as she promotes her upcoming gospel album. [The Hollywood Reporter]

:: VH1′s TLC biopic, Crazy Sexy Cool: The TLC Story, starts filming in March and stars Lil Mama (Lisa “Lefteye” Lopes), Keke Palmer (Chilli) and Drew Sidora (T-Boz). [SPIN]

After the jump, find out which music acts you can catch on TV today.

Music On TV:

:: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) — Imagine Dragons
:: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Tristan Prettyman
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — The Mowgli’s
:: Last Call with Carson Daly (NBC) — White Arrows
:: Conan (TBS) — Family of the Year
:: Tavis Smiley (PBS) — Ben Harper with Charlie Musselwhite
:: Live with Kelly and Michael (syndicated) — Ne-Yo

If you’re still sobbing over One Direction‘s loss at the 2013 BRIT Awards (or shaking your fist angrily at Mumford & Sons), we have some news that might cheer you up. 1D’s music video for their charitable cover of Blondie‘s “One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)” has debuted! In the clip to benefit Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day, the boy band seem to be channeling The Monkees‘ silly antics as they hop across the globe from Africa, to Japan to the States spreading smiles and general goofiness everywhere they go. Watch as Liam, Harry, Zayn, Louis and Niall giggle with a gaggle flight attendants, hug a Statue Of Liberty impersonator and start a conga line in Ghana. 

What’s your favorite moment from 1D’s “One Way Or Another” video? Tell us below or on Facebook and Twitter.

Even though Beyonce didn’t end up joining the BRIT Awards lineup this year, the show still featured a great set of performances. After taking home two big awards, Emeli Sande closed out the ceremony with a pair of songs that was all class.

Earlier in the show, Justin Timberlake delivered the live debut of the epic “Mirrors.” Taylor Swift ditched the acid circus extravaganza for “I Knew You Were Trouble,” though she added a wubby dance breakdown because SHE’S A POP STAR NOW, GUYS, get it through your thick skulls. One Direction (drama!) may have lost out to Mumford & Sons, but they turned out a peppy take of their harmonic “One Way or Another” cover. Speaking of Mumford, they did their foot-stomping, fast-plucking thing to great effect. Check out the performances below.

One Direction — “One Way or Another”

Taylor Swift — “I Knew You Were Trouble”

Justin Timberlake — ”Mirrors”

Emeli Sande — “Clown/Next to Me”

Mumford & Sons — ”I Will Wait”

Who had the best performance of the night? Let us know below or by hitting us up on Facebook and Twitter.

We saw all the big-name arrivals across the pond at the BRIT Awards, but now for the actual hardware! Last year Adele and Ed Sheeran cleaned up, and this year it was another male-female duo dominating, with Emeli Sande and Ben Howard both winning two awards.

“This is a dream, really,” Sande said when accepting her Album of the Year prize. Otherwise, the Brits renewed their undying love for Lana Del Rey by giving her another trophy this year. Adele and Coldplay also came home with wins for the second straight year. Head below to see the full list of winners. 

British Male Solo Artist: Ben Howard

British Female Solo Artist: Emeli Sande

British Breakthrough Act: Ben Howard

British Group: Mumford & Sons

British Single: Adele (“Skyfall”)

British Album of the Year: Emeli Sande (Our Version of Events)

British Live Act: Coldplay

International Male Solo Artist: Frank Ocean

International Female Solo Artist: Lana Del Rey

International Group: The Black Keys

Critics’ Choice: Tom Odell

British Producer: Paul Epworth

Travis Garland has already carved out a major following as a recording artist — first as a breakout star in the boyband NLT and later as a solo singer in his own right, working with The Stereotypes on smooth pop-R&B with a little more grit than his contemporaries. (He also has performed on American Idol and has collaborated with our beloved JoJo, which is pretty dope.)

And while we’re on the subject of JoJo: Just as she transformed from a teen-pop queen into a serious artist making some of the most sneakily dynamic genre-free music in the game, Garland seems to have undergone a similar transformation, as evidenced by the video for his lead single “Where to Land,” taken from his upcoming EP Fashionably Late: Vol II, which drops March 4. 

The clip is simple and elegant — mostly close shots of Garland against a glittering cityscape — but it’s the song that really grabs your attention, a slinky minimalist R&B cut with dreamy falsetto vocals and an irresistible hook, with assistance from rapper III. It’s a strong offering that evokes The Weeknd or even Prince more than the slick pop of his past.

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