Check out Marvin Humes from JLS, the chart-topping boyband who came 2nd to Alexandra Burke in British talent show The X Factor, discussing how he was bullied at school.

The above clip features Marvin surprising pupils at Harefield Academy during assembly where he sings an a capella version of JLS’ number 1 single "Everybody In Love". He also shares how he nearly chose a career in football before focusing on music and writing songs with his mates in the library.

Marvin appears in the clip as part of ChildLine’s ‘how u feelin’ campaign to raise awareness of ChildLine’s new online service and 0800 1111 number. He said “When children find it difficult to talk about their feelings and problems to their friends and family, ChildLine is there for them. I’m really proud to support ChildLine and its great website that lets kids express their feelings and get help for their problems.”

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Good thing that we have technology which can show us the missed moments(Super Bowl commercial breaks) again and again.

Here are few of the commercials which featured celebs, TV shows, movie trailer and more:

Megan Fox for Motorola:



Beyonce for VIZIO



Late Show With David Letterman Oprah Winfreh and Jay Leno



Robin Hood - Super Bowl Spot




Coca-Cola / Simpsons Ad



The Wolfman - Super Bowl Spot - Legend



Alice in Wonderland - Super Bowl TV Spot



Dr Pepper Cherry "Dr Love - Little KISS"

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English actor who starred in About A Boy, E4’s cult teen series Skins and, most recently, in Tom Ford’s directorial debut, A Single Man and the upcoming Clash of the Titans, has been made the NSPCC's first ambassador for children and young people, encouraging young people to get in touch with Child Line by phone on 0800 1111 or online to talk about their problems. Nicholas has also been nominated for a BAFTA Rising Star Award, the award for an actor or actress set for great things.

To celebrate the appointment as NSPCC ambassador and the BAFTA nomination, an exclusive video clip of Nicholas has been released in which he talks candidly about his time on the set of A Single Man, about exploring the different layers of emotion, expressing it on screen, staying focused on set and connecting with other human beings.



You can vote for Nicholas in the BAFTA Rising Star Award: http://bafta.orange.co.uk/nominees/show/2

Nicholas, who played bullied schoolboy next to Hugh Grant in About A Boy, said: "Everyone can relate to being bullied or being a bully, schools and growing up in a harsh world."

Other NSPCC ambassadors include Kylie Minogue, Peter Andre, Catherine Zeta-Jones and boxer Amir Khan.

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Iconic superstar Beyonce, took home six Grammy® Awards, including "Song of the Year" (for "Single Ladies"), breaking the record for most Grammy® Awards won by a female artist in a single year, while bringing her career Grammy® total up to 16 (13 as a solo artist and 3 with Destiny's Child.) Beyonce, who tied the record with ten nominations for a female artist in a single year with The Fugees' star, Lauryn Hill, took home honors in the following categories:

Song of the Year ("Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)")

Best Female Pop Vocal Performance ("Halo")

Best Female R&B Vocal Performance ("Single Ladies")

Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance ("At Last")

Best R&B Song ("Single Ladies")

Best Contemporary R&B Album (I AM... SASHA FIERCE)

Five of Beyonce's wins are for her multi-platinum album, I AM...SASHA FIERCE, and one win honors the performer's work on the Cadillac Records soundtrack for her rendition of the Etta James hit, "At Last."

With eight Grammy® Awards, legendary pop icon, Michael Jackson and world renowned guitarist and visionary, Carlos Santana, share the record for most Grammy® Awards won by a male artist in one night.

On February 2, Beyonce is launching her first ever fragrance, Beyonce Heat. The Renaissance woman will celebrate the debut of her fragrance at Macy's Herald Square in New York City by meeting the first 500 customers to purchase the exclusive Beyonce Heat 3-piece fragrance set.

Beyonce recently extended her 2009 "I AM..." World Tour to South America for a series of live concerts beginning Thursday, February 4, 2010 at Parque Planeta in Florianopolis, Brazil.  The two-week run will end in the Caribbean on the island of Trinidad on Thursday, February 18, 2010 (see itinerary following).

The "I AM..." World Tour in South America and The Caribbean

Thu	2/4	Florianopolis, Brazil	Parque Planeta
Sat	2/6	Sao Paulo, Brazil	Morumbi Stadium
Sun	2/7	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	HSBC Arena
Mon	2/8	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	HSBC Arena
Wed	2/10	Salvador, Brazil	Parque de Exposicoes
Fri	2/12	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Hipodromo de San Isidro
Sun	2/14	Santiago, Chile	Movistar Arena
Tue	2/16	Lima, Peru	Explanada del Estadio Monumental
Thu	2/18	Port of Spain, Trinidad	Queen's Park Oval

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Taylor Swift can now add Multiple Grammy Award Winner to her list of accolades, as she took home four awards from last night's 52nd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony, including the night's top honor, Album of The Year. Taylor, who turned 20 in December, is the youngest artist in history to win the music industry's coveted top prize. She is also the first solo female country winner ever of the award, and the first solo female winner in more than a decade.

Taylor also won the Grammy for Best Country Album for "Fearless," and took home trophies for Best Country Song and Best Country Vocal Performance for her hit "White Horse."

Taylor, who accepted her Album of the Year Award from John Legend and Carlos Santana, called her big win a "beautiful, beautiful surprise," saying from the stage, "Thank you so much! I just hope you know how much this means to me, and to Nathan [Chapman], my producer, and to all these musicians that you see on this stage, that we get to take this back to Nashville! This is for my dad: Thank you for all those times you said I could do whatever I wanted in life. And my mom: You're my best friend…..All of us, when we're 80 years old and we're telling the same stories again and again to our grandkids… this is the story we'll be telling."

Earlier in the night, Taylor thanked her record label, Big Machine, for letting her write all of the songs on her records, and songwriter Liz Rose, her co-writer on "White Horse," for "writing songs with me when she had absolutely no reason to do so."

Taylor's "Fearless" album has proved to be a favorite with fans, critics and industry voters, selling more than 5 million CDs, receiving massive critical acclaim, and sweeping the awards categories this season. In addition to winning Grammy awards for Album of the Year and Best Country Album, the project was lauded as Album of the Year by the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music, and was named Favorite Country Album at the American Music Awards.

Immediately following last night's show, Taylor and her band left for LAX, heading to Australia and Japan, where she will perform several sold-out shows before returning to the States to launch her FEARLESS 2010 tour March 4th in Tampa.

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Titanic hit an iceberg an sank in 1912. This time, though, it was not an iceberg that toppled it, but a 3D film. Avatar stole its crown as the all-time global box office champ.

Here are the stats:

James Cameron's epic Titanic $1.843bn (£1.14bn)
James Cameron's Avatar $1.859bn (£1.15bn)

ummm wonder what Cameron will make next, may be a movie on Tiger Woods Life in 3D?

So please do comment about Avatar, Did you watch it? Did you like it? Is it worth it? 2d vs 3D what ever you feel like saying....

F.Y.I.  'Avatar' Star Joel David Moore Confirms Cast Conversations About Sequel

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Conan O'Brien's last appearance as host of "The Tonight Show."

After weeks of controversy over NBC's efforts to return Jay Leno to the late-night schedule and O'Brien's decision to leave rather than get pushed back to a post-midnight starting time, 10.3 million people turned out last Friday to watch his final broadcast, according to figures released today by the Nielsen Co.

That was his largest audience since moving into the "Tonight Show" job last June 1. His premiere telecast had drawn 9.2 million viewers.

For the week, "The Tonight Show" averaged 5.3 million viewers, leaving David Letterman and his "Late Show" far behind with 3.9 million. That was O'Brien's best showing since his first week on the air, when he averaged 6.1 million.

Letterman still leads in the season-to-date figures, however, averaging 4.2 million viewers to O'Brien's 2.8 million. Leno was averaging more than 5 million viewers when he hosted "The Tonight Show."

Leno alluded to that differential in the interview with Oprah Winfrey that was broadcast today. "If you look at what the ratings were, it was already destructive to the franchise," he said of O'Brien's showing. "...This was the first time in the 60-year history of 'The Tonight Show' that 'The Tonight Show' would have lost money and that's what it comes down to. It's really just a matter of dollars and cents. If the numbers had been there, they wouldn't have asked me."

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American Idol winners Jordin Sparks and Kris Allen got the championship games. But when it comes to the national anthem for Super Bowl XLIV, the NFL calls on the singer who has sold more albums in the U.S. than any other Idol winner Carrie Underwood.

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Actress Anne Hathaway has collected her Hasty Pudding woman of the year award in Massachusetts.

She was honored with a street parade followed by playful mickey taking, after which she received her award from Harvard University men in drag.

Hathaway joins the list of past recipients which include Lauren Bacall, Katharine Hepburn and Meryl Streep.

The prize is handed out every year by Harvard's undergraduate drama troupe - a tradition dating back to 1795.

Hathaway also had to "slay" someone dressed as a dragon and was made to show she could sing.

After receiving her award, she gave her acceptance speech which she had written as a poem.

She said: "Please accept my heartfelt thanks and amazement that you have chosen my few humble offerings as celebrated entertainment.

"I will stand tall as I stand on this list, of hasty pudding honorees - you get the gist.

"Let us proceed with this day full of cheer - thank you for making me your Hasty Pudding this year."

Justin Timberlake is to receive the Hasty Pudding Man of the Year award on 5 February.

Last year, Bridget Jones's Diary actress Renee Zellweger donned a fat suit as she received her woman of the year award, while Spider-Man actor James Franco was named man of the year.

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Depp isn’t dead! Bizarre as that may sound, this rather obvious piece of news has taken the online world by storm, as it was recently ‘reported’ that actor Johnny Depp had died in a car crash in France.

The false report surfaced around Saturday last week, with a fake CNN webpage on a website called angelfire.com showing a picture of a car crash and reporting that Depp had died. ‘Alcohol is most likely involved,’ the reports added. The online world of bloggers and tweeters immediately started to buzz with shocked ‘RIP Johnny’ messages.

However, the actor’s rep, Robin Baum, was quoted by a website as saying, “He isn’t dead.” Depp is the latest in a series of celebs to have been ‘killed off’ in this manner, and this isn’t even the first time for him. Hollywood stars Taylor Lautner, Jeff Goldblum, Tom Hanks and Miley Cyrus have all been declared dead at some point or the other in the recent past.

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