Katy Perry’s Prismatic world tour has only been in the States for a few days now, but she’s already conquered it all. After a night of full-on ’90s nostalgia in North Carolina, the diva stomped right on into our nation’s capitol for her second stop.

And since no trip to Washington D.C. would be complete without a little presidential love, the “Birthday” singer met up with VP Joe Biden. Donning a fabulous pink ponytail and an electric smile, Katy writes that Biden “made me call my 93 year-old grandma to thank her for my baby blue eyes!”

While running amok through D.C., the singer also found time for a classic tourist shot with the Washington Monument. (Admit it, you’ve done it too.)

Fans looking forward to the show tomorrow night (June 25) can catch a sneak peak at the epic tour merchandise right here.

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Beginning when he first emerged in the public’s collective consciousness in early 2011 with House of Balloons, The Weeknd has been pretty consistent in delivering new music to his fans. He dropped a total of three projects that year, then followed it up with the compilation, Trilogy, in 2012, and his major-label debut, Kiss Land, last year.

So far in 2014, though, we haven’t heard much from the Canadian native. We got a taste of something new on Tuesday evening (June 24), though.

The singer tweeted a link to “Often,” which sounds like a return to form. Abel Tesfaye’s distinct, plush voice guides the song, with a catchy hook and rich production to match.

With “Often” and his “Or Nah (Remix),” The Weekend is two-for-two so far this month. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come.

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Some people have libraries or parks named after them. Not Wiz Khalifa (though maybe one day). For now, he’s got a strain of marijuana that’s his namesake. And the Pittsburgh rapper sounds pretty damn satisfied with that fact.

“I got my own weed, sucka/ So I ain’t gotta hit yours,” he raps to open his new song, “KK,” which he released on Tuesday (June 24).

The song’s title is an acronym for Khalifa Kush, which is named after the Taylor Gang general (obviously), and is given to him for free by The Cookie Company — a fact that he revealed during an interview on “Chelsea Lately” in April.

Also on board for Wiz’s latest release are Juicy J, who sounds a bit jealous — “I smoke so much KK, wish they’d have called it Juicy J,” he raps — and Project Pat.

Though he hasn’t said whether or not this is an official single from the upcoming album Blacc Hollywood, Wiz getting ready to drop the project later this year.

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After spending some time on the Broadway circuit, Michelle Williams is back on her music grind, prepping her Journey To Freedom album for release this fall. One of the project’s lead singles is “Say Yes,” which features her Destiny’s Child girls, Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.

Fans were thrilled to see the ladies come together again, but Williams says that this was always in the plan. “It feels wonderful [to work with them], and no matter how much we try to say it’s not a Destiny’s Child song [it doesn't matter],” she told MTV News, laughing.

“It’s not going on a Destiny’s Child album, it’s going on my album featuring Beyoncé and Kelly, the same way Kelly featured us on her album. But no matter how much we try to separate ourselves when we’re together, it is what it is — this is the group.”

Williams explained that she and the girls made a pact to keep working on each other’s solo projects, and they definitely kept their word.

“There was an interview we did some years ago saying that we would participate, in whatever capacity, on each other’s solo projects,” she explained. “Whether that is appearing with Beyoncé from time to time on her tours, or on shows, or Kelly’s album, so this was my turn now to have them on an original song on my album.”

Check out the video below.

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Never the type to be concerned with how awkward or uncomfortable their videos make you feel — think back to the roach-eating in “Yonkers” and most things about “Earl,” for some early evidence — the fellas from Odd Future are at it again.

Tyler, The Creator and co.’s new “Aunt Wang Syrup Commercial” is quite a sight. Honestly, we don’t even want to explain it — just watch the Tyler-directed clip for yourself.

Sadly, this is not actually an advertisement for some sweet syrup. No, it’s actually a promotional spot for the latest line of Golf Wang clothing.

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If you’re like me, you’ve watched Ed Sheeran and Demi Lovato’s duet of “Give Me Love,” like, 9,000 times already.

But you know what’s even more impressive then their perfect vocals? The fact that they only practiced it once.

Demi stopped by MTV News on Tuesday (June 24) and told us what went down behind-the-scenes before they took the stage at the Hollywood Bowl.

“When we were rehearsing the song he was like ‘I’ll take the first verse, you take the second verse,’ and I was like ‘OK.’ So I listened to him sing the first verse and the first chorus and then it was my turn to sing and we were rehearsing in my dressing room,” Demi said. “And I completely forgot all the words. I was like, ‘I’m sorry, I’m really nervous.”

But it doesn’t seem like this will be the last time these two work together, since Demi teased that their much-anticipated collaboration is still in the works. They just need to find the time.

“We’ve talked about it for sure…” she said. “We discussed meeting up in London or wherever we are in the same place to write together, which has yet to happen.”

But teaming up with Ed isn’t the only duet Demi has on the horizon. On Monday the singer, who is premiering her video for “Really Don’t Care” on Thursday, attended Logo TV’s “Trailblazers” and met up with a certain former boy bander.