It’s not over until the chubby baby sings -- and Milan is saying Shaki will be back for season 6 of “The Voice”!

NBC’s singing competition came to a close on Tuesday night -- crowning its youngest winner ever -- and despite not having a contestant in the finale, the Colombian star showed her support for all three finalists during their last performance on Monday.

In May, it was announced that Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo would return for Season 5 of the singing competition though it remained unclear if Shakira and Usher would rotate back in for Season 6.

"It was a hard decision for me to make, because I'm really fond of the coaches, the people in production and everybody around me," Shaki told E! Online last month. "And I really enjoyed 'The Voice,' but I also have a musical career and I'm also a mother now and my poor baby's so tired flying such long distances."

Still, it seems baby Milan was willing to make one last trip to “The Voice” set to help his mother announce her return to The Voice for Season 6. On the songstress’ facebook page, the star’s first born “announced” the news from Shaki's coach chair:

Mommy thanks for bringing me to The Voice, so fun!! Though your fellow coaches are a doubtful influence on me, I'm ready for season 6!!

It’s official, Shakira fans can look forward to seeing the star retake the revolving red chair!

If the Boston Red Sox hadn't won the World Series in 2004, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner might never have married.

“If they hadn’t won that year, I don’t think I’d be married with three kids,” Garner told USA Today Wednesday. “Because I think I would have been considered a jinx. Boston fans are pretty serious about superstition. They really think they can control it by what shirt they wear and where they sit -- the whole thing.”

Garner and Affleck married in 2005. She has said that thanks to Affleck, she's now a Red Sox fan, too -- she even recited the team's entire starting lineup on "The Jay Leno Show" in 2009. The couple have three children together.

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Years before they were playing partners in crime on TNT's "Franklin & Bash," Breckin Meyer had quite a chip on his shoulder when it came to Mark-Paul Gosselaar.

While on "Larry King Now," Meyer opened up about a visit to the "Saved By The Bell" set in the early '90s in which he and Gosselaar, who was playing Zach Morris at the time, crossed paths.

"He ignored me," Meyer said, turning to Gosselaar, in the video above. "I'm not making anything up. You were not nice. And you had weird yellow hair, and you were rude."

Luckily, Meyer has been able to get past his initial interaction (or lack thereof) with Gosselaar ... which may have something to do with the traumatic experiences they've been through together in recent months.

When they stopped by "Chelsea Lately" last week, the actors discussed their horrific spray tanning regimen they had to undergo due to their characters' move to Malibu.

“It’s a nightmare. You stand there like just kind of a sad stripper," Meyer said. "There’s just a little G-String on a hanger. You put it on and it’s ridin’ up where it’s supposed to.”

"Franklin & Bash" Season 3 kicks off tonight, June 19 at 10 p.m. ET on TNT.

CORRECTION: This post has been edited to accurately reflect the name of Larry King's online TV program.

If The Lumineers were Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros of 2012 movie trailers, then are Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros the Lumineers of 2013 movie trailers? It looks that way: The Edward Sharpe song "Man on Fire" underscores the new trailer for "Crystal Fairy," one month after the track was used in the trailer for "August: Osage County."

Starring Michael Cera and Gaby Hoffmann, "Crystal Fairy & The Magical Cactus" is about a drug-fueled road trip through Chile. "I'm just so impressed that people are watching it and enjoying it," Cera said about the film, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January. "It's so thrilling to me, because it's such a personal thing. We made it in two weeks and it's so personal. It's like a home video. And people are really enjoying it."

Watch the trailer above; "Crystal Fairy & The Magical Cactus" is out in theaters July 12.

Miley Cyrus, you may take heat for your adventurous new video that boldly celebrates the joys of being young, female and sexy. But ignore the dissers -- "We Can't Stop" is an anthem you deserve to be proud of!

Miley Cyrus, congratulations! You have successfully shed your teen queen Hannah Montana persona in one well thought-out and very sophisticated video that showcases your edgy new image.

Miley Cyrus -- Transforming Yourself For An Adult Career Was Tricky

You have clearly given a great deal of thought to how you might transition successfully from your goody-goody country girl Hannah Montana version of Miley, to the adult Miley that you knew you had to become in order to have a long-term musical career.

Some people wondered what you were up to once Hannah Montana ended in Jan., 2011, besides going to Pilates class. It seemed like you were just taking an extended time off or time out.

Your first attempt to redefine yourself with the Can't Be Tamed album, was an effort that aroused controversy without fully and positively expressing your yearnings.

It came off as a shocking expression of raunchy sexiness that felt like you were trying too hard, too soon, to make that transition.

Miley, You've Bravely Taken Risks & They're Paying Off

It was smart that you clearly decided to pull back and give deeper thought to how you wanted to grow and express yourself as a musical artist, who is a very modern young woman.

You realized that you needed to change your sound, your look and the musical producers that you would work with in order to realize your vision.

Pharrell Williams, will.i.am and Dr. Luke became your new musical mentors. You called working with Pharrell, "magic" and he said he wanted to free you.

"I want her out of that cage," he declared in an interview. Well, we're seeing the brilliant results of your 'uncaged' efforts in the newly released "We Can't Stop" video.

Listen Miley, you will no doubt be criticized by some for your unabashed raciness in "We Can't Stop." Yes, you wear a series of ultra tight, body revealing outfits and a swimsuit, you grind suggestively on a bed and in a bathtub, you twerk, you rough house in a sensual way with a girlfriend, put your hand on another girlfriend's breast and playfully kiss a Barbie doll.

You Are Free To Explore Your Sexuality

But, I don't see your provocative moves as merely a blatant grab to get attention, video views and make sales on iTunes.

No, it's much much more than that. I see your message in "We Can't Stop," as a high-spirited celebration of the freedom that young women are blessed with today to fully explore and celebrate their sexuality.

"It's our party we can love who we want, we can kiss who we want, we can see who we want," you sing. "It's our song we can sing if we want to, it's my mouth I can say what I want to... Can't you see it's we who own the night," you chant.

You are using the song to express your freedom to be in charge of your life as well as the liberated vitality of other young women in your generation.

You are comfortable with your own sexuality, just like millions of other young women today, and that's an inspirational statement.

How many generations of young women in history have been able to have the same sexual freedom that men have had -- very, very few. Furthermore, women in most places on earth, still are punished for their sexuality or repressed so that they feel guilty and dirty just for having natural sexual feelings. And that is so wrong.

I think it's great that you are using your creativity as a musical artist to make this statement in a totally modern and unapologetic video.

"We Can't Stop" is clearly the culmination of a well thought-out plan and image change.

Miley, You're A Great Role Model

Miley, you've taken a lot of risks with this transformation and that took courage. But your new punky look perfectly expresses your cheeky self-confidence and sexiness. You are a woman in charge of your own destiny and you've bravely taken a big step and a big gamble with your new adult image.

But it's all totally working. The time you put in over the last two years thinking about and then planning your giant leap was very well spent.

And while you may leave behind some Hannah Montana fans, you will connect with millions of other young women, who will find their own feelings expressed in your new message of joyful liberation.

You may look very different from the woman who Liam Hemsworth fell in love with and became engaged to, but he should be incredibly proud of you. And he should respect you as the very talented and courageous artist that you are.

Congratulations, Miley on becoming the voice of a new generation of women who are comfortable in their own skins and excited about the lives and opportunities they have ahead!

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As accusations of racism by Paula Deen make their way around the web, Black Twitter made its indictment of the Southern chef clear with responses to the trending topic "Paula's Best Dishes."

Riffing off of her TV show of the same name, Twitter user Pope Jeffuhz I and TheRoot.com editor and humorist Tracy Clayton, a.k.a BrokeyMcPoverty, launched the #PaulasBestDishes hashtag, prompting a flurry of responses to the allegations against Deen.

According to reports, the celebrity chef admitted to using the N-word and making racist and anti-semitic jokes in a videotaped deposition that took place as part of a court case brought against Deen by former employee Lisa Jackson.

Reactions to the controversy, which made their way to the number one spot on Twitter's trending topics list on Wednesday afternoon, numbered into the hundreds on the day known as Juneteenth, coincidentally. Celebrated yearly on June 19th, the day also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day commemorates the announcement of the abolition of slavery in the U.S. state of Texas in 1865.

While a few mean-spirited additions to the hashtag may have slipped through through the cracks, most of them attempt to poke fun at what may prove to be the more unsavory side of Paula's character. Here are a few of our favorites:

Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Greene flaunted their bikini bodies today (June 19) as they took surfing lessons with some pals.

The young stars attended the Oakley Bali Pro/Learn to Surf event in Indonesia, lounging on a boat in their black swimsuits while taking a break from riding the waves.

Greene even tweeted a photo of her battle wounds, writing:

War wound from surfing today with Oakley. The reef ate me up. #worthit http://t.co/Xey4bQ86J6

— Ashley Greene (@AshleyMGreene) June 19, 2013

And although Hudgens is in Bali as well, she's trying to keep her vacation location top secret.

Photo: Going on a lil adventure :)  http://t.co/uQgSVq92W0

— Vanessa Hudgens (@VanessaHudgens) June 18, 2013

Check out their bikini bodies below:

A new song from Drake has hit the web. The rapper slows it down in "On My Way," a collaboration with producer and singer James Fauntleroy.

Born Aubrey Drake Graham, the rapper collaborated with Fauntleroy previously on the song "Girls Love Beyonce."

Leaking this week, "On My Way" is a slow jam that has Drake singing, "Baby, I just landed / 'bout to get my bags and, all I need's an address / and I'm on my way." Take a listen to "On My Way" above.

Drake is expected to release his third studio album later this year. To be called "Nothing Was The Same," the album is "almost finished," according to the rapper. While "On My Way" was reportedly recorded a few years back, the track never made it on to an album and may be featured on "Nothing Was The Same." Drake's recent hit, "Started from the Bottom," will serve as the album's lead single.

"This is my f--king moment to say if I wanted to rap all the time, really rap, I would, but I also love to make music," Drake told GQ about his next album. "I’ll do this for you right now. But it’s for me, too. It’s my story…I’m trying to get back to that kid in the basement. To say what he has to say. And I’m trying to make it last."

Porn stars are used to causing physical reactions in others, but usually not a brain hemorrhage.

Yet rock star Bret Michaels recently suggested to Conan O'Brien that a 2009 porn film called "Busty Cops 3: To Protect And Serve" helped bring on his 2010 brain hemorrhage.

The man who wrote hits like "Talk Dirty To Me" said before the incident he had been watching a baseball game, but switched to "Busty Cops 3" while channel-surfing between commercials.

It was while he was watching the porn film that his brain started hemorrhaging. Michaels said he started fearing for his life -- and that he'd be caught watching porn.

“That’s one of the last visions I had was this awful, awful soft core something or other,” Michaels said. “In between that and MLB something went awry…it was horrific.”

Michaels has since recovered and now hosts the Travel Channel series "Rock My RV," but his "endorsement" of "Busty Cops 3" is amusing to one of the film's stars, Jelena Jensen.

"I find it hilarious that I may have been one of the last things Bret Michaels saw before his hemorrhage," Jensen told The Huffington Post by email. "I've caused a car accident before by someone staring at me instead of paying attention to driving, but I can't say I've caused a brain hemorrhage. As far as I know, this is definitely the strangest reaction someone has had to one of my films."

Michaels isn't the only person who has had a reaction to "Busty Cops 3."

A 2011 review of the film by TheVideoVacuum said it might be "the greatest Skinamax Movie of all time," before suggesting "Busty Cops Go Hawaiian" might be just a little better.

"The Bling Ring," Sofia Coppola's much-buzzed-about flick currently in theaters, follows the true story of a group of teens who burglarized the homes of various celebrities. While the bandits in the film go after cash and material belongings, here's what we'd like to steal from stars, if we could.

Blake Lively's hair.

Rebel Wilson's personality.

Justin Bieber's Twitter following.

Eva Mendes' boyfriend.

Natalie Portman's smarts.

Kim Kardashian's curves.

Kanye West's confidence.

Beyonce's voice.

Aziz Ansari's sense of humor.

Rihanna's abs.