Ariana Grande got to hang out with Imogen Heap. I repeat: She got to hang out — like, actually hang out — with Imogen Heap.

Imogen Heap, the mastermind behind “Hide & Seek,” one of the most perfect musical recordings of all time. Imogen Heap, easily the greatest addition to the roster of artists included on the “O.C.” soundtrack. Imogen Heap, the woman who is at least partially responsible for the monster success of Jason Derulo’s debut, “Whatcha Say.”

Seething. With. Jealousy.

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The “Love Me Harder” singer and her idol got together for a home-cooked meal (vegan, obvi), and she even got to play around with Imogen’s Mi.Mu glove.

BRB, foaming at the mouth.

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Grande Instagrammed a video on Tuesday (October 21), showcasing the glove in action. Watch as she controls and manipulates a recording of her vocals with the power of her hand movements — and maybe some unseen magical forces.

The pop star expressed her love for the veteran musician in the clip’s caption, writing: “There are no words to describe how much I adore you, how much I’ve learned from listening to your music throughout the years and how much this experience meant to me!”

Actually, I could come up with a few words, like, monumental.

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Epic.

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Legendary.

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Jessica Hyndman

If you were hoping to score yourself some brand-new “Breaking Bad” action figures, good luck finding any at Toys “R” Us. The toy store chain will no longer be carrying them.

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Last week, a Florida mother started a Change.org petition to ban the toys from Toys “R” Us, citing the drug paraphernalia that comes packaged with the action figures along with other, generally age-inappropriate themes in the series.

After all, the fictional Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are a pair of drug-dealing meth cooks, and their plastic counterparts are sold with baggies of methamphetamines and duffle bags full of cash.

“Parents and grandparents around the world shop at Toys R Us, online and in stories, with their children and should not be forced to explain why a certain toy comes with a bag of highly dangerous and illegal drugs or why someone who sells those drugs deserves to be made into an action figure,” Susan Schrivjer wrote in her plea.

The petition currently has over 9,000 signatures.

The massive retailer previously stocked their shelves with the “Breaking Bad” action figures, but they swiftly answered Schrivjer’s request once the campaign gained steam. Local Tampa stores were the first to begin pulling down the toys, and the rest of the Toys “R” Us empire soon followed, including their online store.

“Let’s just say, the action figures have taken an indefinite sabbatical,” said Toys “R” Us in a statement to the Read More →

Are you ready for more Taylor Swift? Good, because there’s a new Target commercial starring the “Shake It Off” singer, and it contains about 30 seconds of a never-before-heard track off of 1989.

“You got the long hair, slicked back, white T-shirt,” she sings, “And I got that good girl faith and a tight little skirt/ And when we go crashing down, we come back every time/ Because we never go out of style.”

Although the YouTube description for the shortened version of the spot suggests that the song is titled “Never Go Out Of Style,” that is probably just a case of poor wording. (The error appears corrected in the longer version’s description.) The song is likely the highly anticipated “Style,” which Taylor teased in her Rolling Stone cover story last month.

As in hinted in RS, the song’s lyrics definitely seem to conjure up one of Swift’s ex-boyfriends, Harry Styles of One Direction — the rumored inspiration for another recently released 1989 track, “Out Of The Woods.”

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The “Steal My Girl” singer has been known to rock a plain, white T on the regular, and he definitely sports a long, slicked-back hairstyle. But, I guess we’ll have to wait until the song drops in full to know for sure.

Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album, 1989, will be released on October ...

Pattie Mallette is more than just the mother of internationally renowned superstar Justin Bieber. She’s also a film producer — remember?

Mallette made headlines back in early 2013 when it was reported that she had served as executive producer on a short film titled “Crescendo.” Why was this controversial? Well, depending on where your politics lie, you’d probably either classify the film’s message as anti-abortion or pro-life.

On Tuesday (October 21), the “Confident” singer’s mom tweeted that “Crescendo” was finally available to watch online, and here it is.

SPOILER ALERT, but the period piece revolves around a pregnant young woman who seeks to induce a miscarriage using a particular tea she acquires from an apothecary. Her efforts are in vain, and she is forced to give birth to a baby boy.

And do you know who that baby boy grew up to be? Justin Bieber Ludwig van Beethoven.

Yeah, we never said it was subtle.

Jessica Hyndman

Michael Sam, the first openly gay football player to be drafted into the NFL, has been waived from the Dallas Cowboys’ practice squad.

The 24-year-old athlete’s release on Tuesday (October 21) comes with the return of several previously injured players, DeMarcus Lawrence among them. The second-round draft pick has recovered from a broken foot sustained earlier this season and will be eligible to play starting November 2.

Sam took to Twitter to give thanks to his friends, family, fans and former teammates, and to express his unwavering hope that he will find another team.

The defensive end was drafted back in May as a seventh-round pick for the St. Louis Rams. However, he was removed from the team’s roster several months later, beaten out by rookie Ethan Westbrooks in the final round of cuts.

Four days after that setback, the unclaimed player was signed onto the Cowboy’s practice quad, much to the delight of Texas native Demi Lovato.

“We just want to give him a chance to come in and help our football team,” coach Jason Garrett has said with the pick. “That’s where our attention is (football). What people say outside the organization is up to them.”

Michael Sam remains a free agent.

Jessica Hyndman

“Saturday Night Live” made a surprise announcement on Monday (October 20), adding Leslie Jones to its cast.

The stand-up comedian will join the long-running sketch-comedy series as a featured player during this week’s show, which will be hosted by Jim Carrey. (So, uh… No pressure?)

Jones has been a writer on “SNL” since earlier 2014. She was one of the top picks during a talent search last fall, but that slot ultimately went to Sasheer Zamata, the series’ first black female cast member since Maya Rudolph left the show in 2007. Now with Jones onboard, that number has been bumped up to two.

Before joining the cast officially, Jones established her comedic aptitude with appearances on the show’s “Weekend Update” segment. Get a taste for what she’ll be bringing to the cast full-time below.

Jessica Hyndman