TOAST 2 THAT / ALL THE BUZZ ON THE HOUSE

Christina Aguilera showed up to Jay Leno last night to promote 'The Voice' with not only a new attitude, but a brand new body. Fans have been eager for the singer to re-emerge after two months of nearly dropping off the face of the planet. Well it looks like Xtina spent the majority of those two months in the gym, because last night she appeared to be in tip top shape in a skin-tight Alexander McQueen dress. Watch the full interview with Aguilera after the jump.

I've seen some really great pop covers of classic rap songs--this, however, was a huge disappointment. Firstly, I didn't feel the same passion in the song that the original has. In my opinion, that's essential to a great cover-- though you may never sound like the original, if you can't capture the emotions of the original song then you should probably leave it alone.

Perry should have probably taken some notes from these folks:

A few days ago, Beyonce's people announced that she would be returning to the stage just several months after giving birth to her daughter Blue Ivy. The singer will be hitting New Jersey's Revel Resort stage on three different nights: May 25, 26 & 27. Tickets for the concert go on sale April 6. Click here for details. Now, even though most Beyonce fans are excited to see the star back on stage, some are livid that the singer is returning with only a three-date tour. Hey, you can never please everyone at the same time. Sure Bey knows that by now.

Academy Award-winning director Davis Guggenheim is the mastermind behind the new documentary, 'The Road We've Traveled'-- a moving documentary, narrated by Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, that details the first three years Barack Obama's presidency. The documentary features confessionals from first lady Michelle Obama, President Bill Clinton and many more. There will be a private online viewing of 'The Road We've Traveled' on March 15--the viewing will be invite only. Sign up to get your invitation by clicking here. Watch the trailer after the jump:

One of my favorite pop singers right now, Bruno Mars, covers this month's issue of Playboy Magazine. Our insiders tell us that the interview is very introspective. If you're old enough, pick up a copy. Check out another pic from Mars' Playboy spread below.

Breezy takes one for the team with this one. He lays it flat out on the table. I can appreciate the honesty behind the song, but Chris, stick to singing.

Both look damn good! Beautiful video.

Maybe it's a new style or a desperate cry for attention, but this weekend, Pharrell Williams was photographed at Paris Fashion Week sporting a new, green hairdo. Yay or Nay? Sound off.

The U.K. will launch they're version of the U.S. smash, The Voice. The U.K. version will star the very talented Jessie J., Will i.am and Sir Tom Jones--everyone else is just randomness. The Voice U.K. will launch on March 24 on BBC1, watch the teaser video below:

Speaking of The Voice, it hit new heights when Christina Aguilera was so moved by contestant Sera Hill's rendition of 'I'm Going Down' by Mary J. Blige, that she joined the singer on stage to complete the song. Peep the video below:

Damn, Xtina! That's saaaanngin'

***Interesting tid bit about Drake ...

Supermodel Beverly Johnson will star in her own reality show on the OWN network, starting March 31. The show is called Beverly's Full House and will give viewers an inside look at Johnson's peculiar life. The show will also feature Johnson's daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter, as they become acclimated with thier new life, under Beverly Johnson's roof.

It's been nearly a week since Whitney Houston was laid to rest in Newark, NJ and the media has been relentless in their pursuit of the pop icon's personal life. From her family to her finances, speculations have consumed the death of Whitney Houston just as it did for Micheal Jackson. But the footage of Whitney, released by Entertainment Tonight, shows a different Whitney than the drunken, suicidal character that we see being portrayed in the tabloids. In this footage (below) of Whitney on the set of Sparkle (Aug. 2012) we see a woman that had done it all, been through it all and was, nevertheless, plowing ahead. Watch Whitney give an accapella performance of one of her favorite spirituals, Jesus Loves Me. Though her voice had changed dramatically, you still get that tingle down the back of your neck--that tingle that only Whitney could give you.

Check out the entertainer's full sit-down interview with anchor turned daytime T.V. host, Anderson Cooper: