justin-bieber-taylor-ftr Justins manager reveals why certain collaborations didnt make the cut on Justin Biebers Believe album. Read on to see what happened to the highly anticipated Taylor Swift track! Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift shared the studio to record a duet for Justins Believe record, but the song was nowhere to be heard on the album, much to the disappointment of Justin and Taylor fans. Justins manager, Scooter Braun , explained to MTV why fans still havent gotten a taste of a Justin and Taylor duet. It didnt go on Believe , because theres another record they want to work on. So, it just didnt make sense at this time, and the song they did just didnt make sense on this album, said Scooter. Kanye West didnt make the final cut of Believe either, despite pictures being released of the two in the studio together, because it didnt make sense at the time, Scooter told MTV. What do you think, HollywoodLifers ? Are YOU hopeful well hear these collaborations sometime in the f...

Taylor Swift Live In Auckland (Photo by Sandra Mu/Getty Images) Taylor Swift takes a walk on the wild side in her new CoverGirl commercial, trying out four different looks: clean, rocker, glam, and her customary country look. According to CoverGirl , the new look showcases her evolving beauty and style transformations . In the exclusive, behind-the-scenes video, Taylor talks about trying new things especially when it comes to fashion saying, I think in my life I try to experiment as much as I can with fashion. We put together nine different looks over the course of a two hour show. However, when it comes to the darker hair and the rocker look, she thinks of it as something I like to pull out at an award show or a party or something like that. I w! ould des cribe myself as a rebel in some way, but not in others. What do you think of the four new sides of Taylor Swift? Check out the exclusive behind the scenes video from CoverGirl: Steve Koscik / US99.5

16th July, 2012 Chart-topping country star Taylor Swift is to be honored by the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights for her commitment to social change, the non-profit organization said Friday. Swift, 22, a multiple Grammy winner who spent the July 4 holiday with the Kennedy clan on Cape Cod, will receive the centers Ripple of Hope Award at a black-tie dinner December 3 in New York hosted by actor Alec Baldwin. Getting the same laurelwhose past recipients include U2 front man Bono, actor George Clooney and, last year, former vice president Al Goreon the same night will be Wall Street investment banker Vincent A. Mai. Taylor Swifts dedication to advocacy at such a young age continues to inspire me, and Im delighted to honor her as one of our 2012 Ripple of Hope Award recipients, the centers president Kerry Kennedy said in a statement. She cited Swifts support for arts education and disaster-stricken communities, and especially the compassion shes shown as a proud defen...

Video for this article is not available as your browser either does not support JavaScript and/or Flash Player 9+ or they are currently disabled in your browser settings. Taylor Swift has been named the highest-paid celebrity under 30. The 22-year-old singer/songwriter topped the annual list by Forbes after earning $57 million between May 2011 and May 2012, which is mainly thanks to her three albums - 'Taylor Swift', 'Fearless' and 'Speak Now' - all going platinum at least four times. The blonde beauty's gigs also bring in an average of $1 million per night and her endorsement work for products such as CoverGirl makeup have also helped to cement her place at the top of the list. Justin Bieber was narrowly beaten into second place after earning $55 million, meaning the 18-year-old pop star is the highest ranked male in the list and the only one in the top five. Rihanna ($53 million) was in third largely thanks to her 85-night tour and her 2011 hit album '...

Taylor Swift performed Wednesday, June 14, 2011, at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. (Pioneer Press: Scott Takushi) A poison pen proved to be a fine business model for Taylor Swift, the 22-year-old country-pop artist who topped Forbes' annual list of the highest paid celebrities under 30. Swift, who reportedly raked in around $57 million between May 2011 and May 2012, leads a top 10 packed with female pop singers. Rihanna came in third at an estimated $53 million for the same period, while Lady Gaga was fourth at $52 million (though a significant drop from her No. 1 slot last year at $90 million, due to a gap in touring) and Katy Perry rounded out the top five with $45 million. Only Justin Bieber , whose album "Believe" earned strong sales and reviews but who remains under the cloud of a variety of recent scuffles and traffic incidents, represented the dudes in the top five, landing at No. 2. Rounding out the musicians in the top 10 are Adele at No. 6 with $35 mill...

Video for this article is not available as your browser either does not support JavaScript and/or Flash Player 9+ or they are currently disabled in your browser settings. Taylor Swift has been named the highest-paid celebrity under 30. The 22-year-old singer/songwriter topped the annual list by Forbes after earning $57 million between May 2011 and May 2012, which is mainly thanks to her three albums - 'Taylor Swift', 'Fearless' and 'Speak Now' - all going platinum at least four times. The blonde beauty's gigs also bring in an average of $1 million per night and her endorsement work for products such as CoverGirl makeup have also helped to cement her place at the top of the list. Justin Bieber was narrowly beaten into second place after earning $55 million, meaning the 18-year-old pop star is the highest ranked male in the list and the only one in the top five. Rihanna ($53 million) was in third largely thanks to her 85-night tour and her 2011 hit album '...

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