Special makeup effets artist Kevin Kirkpatrick made these prosthetic models of Beavis and Butt-Head to show what the cartoon legends would look like in real life.

Nicki Minaj has had an incredible year, and now she’s about to have another “Moment 4 Life.” The Young Money raptress will perform for the first time at the Grammy Awards. 

The “Super Bass” hitmaker has been added to the prestigious lineup along with Bruno Mars, Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson, Foo Fighters, and Taylor Swift. She is nominated four times in categories including Best New Artist and Best Rap Album for her multi-platinum debut Pink Friday.

“Happy to welcome @nickiminaj as a first-time performer on our GRAMMY Awards stage on Feb. 12!” tweeted the official Grammys account.

The 54th annual show will air live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 12, at 8 p.m.

Nicki is readying the release of her sophomore album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded featuring the singles “Roman in Moscow” and “Stupid Hoe.”

Lil Wayne is sharing his love for sports. Surrounded by Green Bay Packers memorabilia, the sports fanatic introduced his new online show “Weezy’s Sports Corner.” The idea originally started when he was in prison. He used his blog to talk sports and communicate with his fans. The unscripted web series will be posted every Saturday and viewers will be able to interact with Wayne by submitting questions. If he is “intrigued,” he will answer them on the next show.

“My love for sports started when I was about zero years old. That means I was born a sports child,” said Wayne. “It was mostly the women in my family. My mom and my grandmother, they were just super sporty… They loved their teams, they loved football, they loved baseball, they loved basketball.”

The Young Money chief will also be a co-host on the upcoming ESPN show

“The Sports Rap” with Rob Parker and Jalen Rose. “It will be no holds barred,” explained Weezy.

Watch him discuss the NBA, NFL, skateboarding, and college sports in the inaugural seven episodes.

The daughter of pop royalty sat down for a rare interview with Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday’s show. Michael Jackson’s daughter recalled fond memories of her late father and shared her passion for acting. The 13-year-old will make her Hollywood debut in the movie Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys.

On how her father inspired her acting: “When I was really little my dad was in the movie Moonwalker and I knew he could sing really well but I didn’t know he could act. I saw that and I said, ‘Wow, I want to be just like him.’”

On attending a regular school: “I love it. It’s definitely a different experience. … I do have like a regular childhood. I mean, I’m treated the same. When I came to Buckley [her school] they didn’t know who I was. I was like, ‘Yes, I have a chance to be normal.’”

On wearing a mask as a child: “Yeah, I’m like, ‘This is stupid; why am I wearing a mask?’ But I kind of realized the older I got, like, he only tried to protect us and he’d explain that to us, too.”

On her father’s enduring words: “He said, ‘If I die tomorrow always remember what I told you.’ I took his advice and I remembered everything he told me.”

Watch the King of Pop’s daughter step into the spotlight.

Little ladies (and some grown too) get ready to scream! The up-and-coming hearthrob and singer Jacob Latimore is guest starring on Reed Between the Lines this week! He’ll portray 14 year-old college prodigy Jacob Matthews. When he meets Kaci and Keenan, will he change his plans about what’s really important to him? Actress Dawnn Lewis will play his mother, Trishelle.

Meanwhile, Dr. Alex Reed is going to be an influence to some young men in a big way, but will it be enough to get naturally smart Keenan serious about his future and school?

Looks like one monkey really doesn’t stop the show. After Stacey Dash made a quick exit from VH1 scripted show Single Ladies, talks of her replacement swarmed (these were our picks!). However, Deadline reports that All My Children star Denise Vasi is set to replace Dash’s “Val” with her own “Raquel.” The Brooklyn native will play a savvy, southern business woman looking for love in ATL. She connects to the semi-established story line as a close friend of LisaRaye‘s role as “Keisha.”

Executive producer Queen Latifah says this of the recent changes:

“Denise is the perfect addition to the Single Ladies cast. She is bringing a fun, new element to the show.”

Although many are still warming up to the show, it sounds like we can assume this is for the best. Vasi will co-lead alongside McCoy and Charity Shea on the hour-long show that is expected to being its filming in January and premiere next summer.

Did they make a good decision?

Wendy Williams made T.I. squirm when he visited her talk show today to promote his VH1 series

“T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle.” With his wife by his side, Wendy pressed him about his jail time. Tip was visibly irked as he answered/avoided the questions. “Life has gone on,” said the rapper.

Wendy also asked Tiny what she thought about 50 Cent saying she should have taken the fall. Before she could answer, her protective husband jumped in.

“I’ve already been very vocal about how I felt as it pertains to that,” he said. “I’ve since had a conversation with Fif and we have a concise understanding.”

Watch their tense conversation below.

Grammy season got underway with a star-studded concert held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles on Wednesday night (Nov. 30). During the one-hour special, “The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!! — Countdown to Music’s Biggest Night,” Lady Gaga performed twice—once by herself and a second time with country duo Sugarland.

LL Cool J hosted, Nicki Minaj presented the Record of the Year nominees, Ludacris teamed up with Jason Aldean for a country-meets-rap collabo, and Usher joined Valerie Simpson and Mike Stoller in a moving tribute to songwriters Nick Ashford and Jerry Leiber.

Lupe Fiasco, Common, and LL Cool J paid homage to the hip-hop classic “The Message” by linking with Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel. Backstage, a surprised Melanie Fiona gushed over her two nominations with Cee Lo Green for “Fool for You” and Bruno Mars celebrated with his production partners Phil Smeezington and Ari Levine.

“It means that we’re kinda the coolest kids on the block this year,” said Bruno of his six nods. “We worked extremely hard on ['Grenade'] and I can speak for all of us when I say we’re most proud of that song.”

Kanye West leads the nominations for the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, airing February 12. See a full list of nominees.

Mary J. Blige was back in the hot seat on Friday’s “Chelsea Lately.” The R&B icon chatted with host Chelsea Handler about her evolution on My Life II, what it’s like to be married to her manager (“If you don’t have love, you’ll kill each other”), singing ’80s hits in the upcoming musical Rock of Ages, and working with Drake (“Drake always looks me out. I appreciate him for that”) and Rick Ross (“He’s really a beautiful person”). Plus, she also hit the stage to perform her single “Mr. Wrong.”

With his sophomore album Take Care sitting pretty at No. 1, a smiling Drake sat down with Chelsea Handler for their first interview on E!’s “Chelsea Lately.” Like a perfect gentleman, Drizzy came bearing monogrammed beds for the comedienne’s two dogs.

Chelsea chided him for drinking white wine spritzer backstage.

“I’m like a Golden Girl from Ft. Lauderdale,”

 joked the Canadian rapper, who explained how his “drink of choice” came from his infatuation with his mother’s “voluptuous” friend.

They chatted about him being one of the few Jewish rappers, writing songs about his past relationships

(“I’m very honest with my music so it can make for an awkward room”), his passionate lovemaking (“I do enjoy having sex, good sex”), and getting his first phone call from Lil Wayne during a haircut.

And of course, Chelsea wasn’t shy when asking if he had had intimate relations with Nicki Minaj. “I’m a huge Nicki Minaj fan,” he politely responded.