Madonna didn't want to wait until Tuesday to honor Michael Jackson, deciding to turn a portion of her London concert Saturday over to a tribute complete with an impersonator. Watch It Below:

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Many had wondered why President Barack Obama hadn't publicly addressed the death of Michael Jackson. The explanation is simple: he hadn't been asked. Now Obama speaks out on his admiration of MJ in an AP interview. "I grew up on his music, still have all his stuff on my iPod," Obama says, adding that he "will go down in history as one of our greatest entertainers." More From the President After the Jump >>>

Michael Bay is brushing off reported criticism from Megan Fox that his movies depend too heavily on special effects, and fail to offer ample opportunities for actors to act, telling the Wall Street Journal his 'Transformers' starlet is showing her naiveté by biting the hand that feeds. "Well, that’s Megan Fox for you. She says some very ridiculous things because she’s 23 years old and she still has a lot of growing to do," he said. "You roll your eyes when you see statements like that and think, 'Okay Megan, you can do whatever you want. I got it.'"

If you don't already know who Wendy Williams is, get ready to become familiar. The free-spirited and hysterically straight-forward radio host is making the jump to daytime talk television with 'The Wendy Williams Show' this July. With Wendy comes charisma, charm, pop culture knowledge and her willingness to say anything about anybody. If you don't believe me, see for yourself as Wendy chatted with PopEater, telling us she thinks Chris Brown's career is "finished," and that Kate Hudson is too "young and tight" for Alex Rodriguez. Read It All After the Jump!

Roger Friedman, the columnist who got fired by FOX News this year after he reviewed a bootlegged copy of the 'Wolverine' movie, has hit back with a $5 million lawsuit. In a suit filed Monday in New York, Friedman claims he was illegally canned from his $250,000 (!!!) job and that, actually, the copy he obtained came directly from News Corp. honcho Rupert Murdoch.

The judges didn't seem to think much of Kevin Skinner when he walked onto the 'America's Got Talent' stage -- Sharon Osbourne even made fun of the unemployed chicken catcher from Kentucky's accent. But that all changed when he began to sing Garth Brooks' 'If Tomorrow Never Comes.' Is he the next Susan Boyle?

Anyone who watches 'American Idol' knows that Simon Cowell is probably the most essential of the four judges. So, does that entitle him to a 400 percent raise when he already makes $36 million a year from the hit show? According to a new report, Cowell has been offered between $100 million and $144 million per year to stay on as an 'Idol' judge.

"We refuse to be drawn into addressing the various rumors and speculation swirling in the media. The vast majority of what is out there is untrue. Particular hurtful and insidious is the most recent rumor -- which is entirely false -- concerning the maternity of the children. Ms. Rowe is the biological mother of the two oldest children," Debbie Rowe's attorney tells Us.