What It Is: Alicia Keys has joined Blackberry as the Global Creative Director.  She will work closely with app developers, content creators, retailers, carriers and the entertainment community to help promote Blackberry and make it the brand it once was!
“Staying connected has become a vital part of my creative process,” said Keys.  “I have been using the BlackBerry 10 for a few weeks now, and I’m truly inspired by its innovation.  It has entirely revolutionised the experience.  I know the potential this platform has to help creative people be more productive, and help productive people be more creative.  This is such an incredible age to be living in, with such profound advances in communications and technology.  As Global Creative Director, my goal is to inspire creativity with this platform, and I’m so excited to jump right in.”
Good luck, Alicia!

What It Is: It looks like Drake threw one heck of a Super Bowl party!!
Sources say neighbors were angry about the noise coming from his home and they called police.
Luckily, police let Drake off with only a warning even though they showed up at his home twice.

What It Is: Beyonce vowed that she wasn't going to lip-sync her Super Bowl halftime show.  But Shaq NEVER made such a promise!!
Shaq was at the game, and he posted a 14-second video of himself lip-syncing along to "Halo" during Beyoncé's set.
Check it out here.

What It Is: Ricki Lake's first talk show lasted 11 years, but her new one will only last ONE.
"The Ricki Lake Show", which premiered in September, will NOT get a second season . . . but new episodes will continue to run through this coming September.
“We would like to thank Ricki Lake as well as Executive Producer Gail Steinberg and the entire staff for their work this season," Stephen Brown, executive vice president of programming and development for Twentieth Television, said in a statement. "While we are proud of the topics the program tackled, including childhood obesity, life after the military, divorce, and addiction, we were simply not able to break through the crowded talk show marketplace.”
 

What It Is:  Robin Williams has been cast in an upcoming CBS sitcom called "Crazy Ones".  It could be on CBS' schedule next fall.  Salon.com says his real-life daughter Zelda will play his daughter on the show, but that hasn't been confirmed.
Here's an old video of Robin and Zelda talking about how she was named after "The Legend of Zelda" video games.