JANET JACKSON BECOMES A BILLIONAIRE + OTHER LINKS

Janet Jackson just became a billionaire! Watch the clip above to see how she stacked her fortune.  

• Mya made her grand return to the stage at Harrah's in Atlantic City.  [CRUNK + DISORDERLY]


• LMAO. Morgan Freeman falls asleep during interview promoting Now You See Me.  [MRS. GRAPEVINE]. 


• K. Michelle claims that she was gay for three months.  [NECOLE BITCHIE]

PRESIDENT OBAMA'S MOREHOUSE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

President Barack Obama delivered a powerful commencement speech at Morehouse College in Atlanta last Sunday. In the speech, the POTUS reminded graduates to take a note from civil rights  leaders and make a difference in the world. He also acknowledged the LBGT community and pushed the benefits of Obamacare.

KELLY ROWLAND JOINS US X-FACTOR + VISITS LENO WITH THE DREAM

Kelly Rowland held it down on the judging panel for the UK version of X-Factor, and today she was confirmed as the newest addition to the US panel.  The new season will start airing in September and Miss Kelly's fellow judges will be Simon Cowell, Paulina Rubio, and Demi Lovato.

Last night Kelly and The Dream promoted their upcoming Lights Out tour and performed the song "Where Have You Been" -- which is featured on Dream's album, IV Play, due in stores May.  

imagery: omkelly.com

BEST REACTIONS TO MIGUEL'S BILLBOARD PERFORMANCE

I love Miguel's music and the fact that he pushes fashion boundaries, but this guy has got to be the clumsiest performer in the game right now. There is already so much YouTube footage of Miguel's greatest falls, but the singer took things to the next level when he accidentally body slammed (yes WWE style) a fan during this Billboard Awards performance of "Adorn." Check out the performance below and the hilarity that ensued when you READ MORE.

KANYE BRINGS "NEW SLAVES" TO SNL

Kanye West has gotten over his beef with SNL and chose their season finale to premiere music from his upcoming album. The first single, "New Slaves," finds West diving deeper into materialism especially as it relates to African Americans. I can't say that I'm in love with the chosen metaphor, but I certainly understand the message 'Ye is trying to deliver. What do about the song?