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Philip Glass' "The Perfect American," imagining the final months of the life of Walt Disney, will have its world premiere at Madrid's Teatro Real on Jan.

(h/t Angel - thank you!) Bad boys ain't no good. Good boys ain't no fun. Don't do it Mary J!!! Mary J. Blige has many lessons to teach the world about love and life.

Today’s lesson, courtesy of the video for “Mr. Wrong“: The titular Wrong will never be found inside a music box.

Ever. You might find marquee lights, or sets where everything shows up red and blue (sometimes of the oh-so blue shade), or dingy metal rooms to emote inside, but there will be no misters, wrong or right.

You also won’t find Drake, if you’re one of the almost certainly existent women trying to avoid him th

"Yoü and I" is the fourth video off of Gaga's chart-topping Born This Way. She's already dazzled fans with high-concept clips for "Born This Way" and "Judas" and then kicked it more lo-fi and old school in her video for "The Edge of Glory," which co-starred the late Clarence Clemons.

The world premiere of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is happening in London's Trafalgar Square. Watch it now.

Bluegrass stars The Roys' released their album "Lonesome Whistle" on Tuesday, and FOX411 Country is proud to feature the World Premiere debut of the video from the album's single single, 'Coal Minin' Man.'

Actress Blythe Danner attends the world premiere of 'Little Fockers' at Ziegfeld Theatre on December 15, 2010 in New York City.

Puccini would have been proud. Exactly 100 years after the Metropolitan Opera presented the world premiere of his "La Fanciulla del West," the company revived the spaghetti western on Friday night for its second performance this season.

If there were a perfect recipe for a hit movie, an Oscar-winning director setting the magnetic Johnny Depp and the mesmerizing Angelina Jolie against a Parisian and Venetian backdrop would surely do it.

Enter The Tourist, which premiered in New York City on Monday night.

Matthew Fox is to make his debut on the British stage in the world premiere of a new play by US writer Neil LaBute.

Christian singer Michael W. Smith says the secret to his success is reinventing himself, while staying true to who he is.