Jason Derulo said he was going to Talk Dirty with his third album, and he wasn't fooling around.

The R&B singer shows off his super sensual side on the LP, the follow-up to 2011's Future History, with not only his chart-topping single, "Talk Dirty," but with a slew of other sexy tracks.

Derulo sings about worshipping "big fat butts" on the Snoop Dogg-assisted "Wiggle," wanting to get down "With the Lights On," having ladies go for a ride on his "Zipper" and practicing a little "Kama Sutra."

So what does Derulo's long-time girlfriend Jordin Sparks think of his oh-so-sexy lyrics on the album?

"Jordin is so into it," Derulo said. "Like one day I walked in and she had the album playing and she started dancing and I was just like 'Woah where did this come from?' and she's like 'I've been practicing, I've been practicing'... I'm gonna take some twerking classes.' I was like 'Oh wow.' "

However, it's not all about the bump-and-grind on Derulo's album, the singer, who collaborates with Sparks on the song "Vertigo," also show's off his softer side with his single, a song that was originally intended for Sparks' ears only.

"I was just trying to explain that we have forever, so what's the rush," Derulo said, adding that Jordin was the one who encouraged him to put it on the album.

Since the song's release, many have been wondering when Derulo will make it official with his girlfriend of over two years.

"There is a lot of pressure, and there was a lot of pressure before ...

How do you follow up one of the biggest, most shocking episodes of "Game of Thrones" ever? With an episode that contains not only a kick-ass Daenerys scene at the end, huge plot movement all over but also a scene that ranks in the annals of TV history as one of the most f**ked up moments of all time.

Here's everything you missed on "Breaker of Chains":

Sansa Screws Up Again
Poor Sansa Stark. Every time she tries to do the right thing, she just makes things worse. Mere seconds after Joffrey dies at the Purple Wedding, she escapes with the drunken Ser Dontos... Who turns out to have been working for Littlefinger the whole time.

Now, not only is she in the grasp of the creep who loved her mother a little too much, and may in fact have orchestrated every bad thing ever to happen in King's Landing, but she's left Tyrion in the lurch and the blame for Joffrey's death straight on his head.

Sansa: she's the worst.

Tyrion Gives Up
Taken away in chains and the main suspect for the death of his nephew (even though he almost definitely didn't do it), Tyrion finds out that he's lost every ally in King's Landing.

Bronn is under investigation. Shae is gone. Oberyn Martell gets recruited to the council prosecuting Tyrion, despite hating the Lannisters and everything they stand for. Even his faithful Podrick Payne has been offered a knighthood in exchange for selling him out.

So Tyrion does the smart thing: he gives up. There's really no way out of this one, he knows he's ...

Warning: Spoilers for last week's totally insane are ahead!

If the lesson wasn't already clear, it certainly is now: Weddings in Westeros are dangerous affairs.

Last week, the King of the Seven Kingdoms, Joffrey Baratheon, choked and died in an awful display of blood and vomit. Awful, and awesome. It's one of the first true occasions for celebration on "Game of Thrones," as the show is best known for killing off heroic characters in tragic twists of fate. For once, the bad guys paid the price, and it was glorious.

But now that Joffrey's dead, what's next for "Game of Thrones" as season four storms forward? Here are our predictions for how tonight's episode, titled "Breaker of Chains," will deal with the "Purple Wedding" aftermath:

1. The Mystery Will Continue
The new episode is bound to shed some light on who actually killed Joffrey, but don't expect it to reveal all of the answers — even if those answers are out there, at least partially, thanks to some eagle-eyed fans.

For now, Joffrey's death will remain one of the key mysteries of season four. Even if some answers come to light, more questions about how and why he died will emerge.

2. Sansa's On The Case
When last we saw "the Stark girl," Sansa was fleeing the chaotic wedding with Ser Dontos the fool. He somehow knew about Joffrey's impending murder, leading some to identify him as the true culprit.

Whether he's the one who pulled the trigger or not, Dontos clearly knows some key facts about the poison plot. ...

Fox Theatrical hosted a panel at WonderCon today (April 19) to preview their upcoming slate. While "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" and "X-Men: Days of Future Past" were the big draws for the crowd, everyone got a treat by also getting the first look at "Secret Service."

MTV News was on hand to get you the latest information about these upcoming blockbusters.

First Look at Colin Firth in "Secret Service"
"Secret Service" wasn't the most advertised film on Fox's panel list this year. However, the adaptation of Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons' popular graphic novel is sure to become one of the most talked about upcoming films.

The film stars a be-speckled and posh Colin Firth as Jack, an umbrella-wielding secret agent who must convince a hooligan, Gary, that he has far more potential than he's using.

The special sneak peek opened with Jack and Gary in a pub, each enjoying a pint. Jack argues with Gary that he's wasting all the potential he once had as a child, and that his father would be ashamed of him. Their conversation is interrupted by a group of thugs who come in to pick a fight with Gary, telling Jack he'd better leave.

While Jack turns seemingly to exit, instead he locks the doors and engages the group in a hilariously mismatched fight that begins by him flinging a glass back into the tallest goon's head using only the handle of his umbrella.

The fight scene was incredibly stylized and humorous in spite of its intense violence — people get stabbed, people get stunned, and ...

The Warner Brothers presentation at WonderCon was packed with fans eager to get sneak peaks of "Edge of Tomorrow," starring Tom Cruise, and "Into the Storm," starring fan-favorite Richard Armitage. Both had gangbusters trailers and exclusive reveals, but the bulk of the crowd was there for one reason, and one reason only: "

Warner Brothers and Legendary Pictures have been unusually quiet about details on the rebooted take, in spite of it being a huge franchise; and director Gareth Edwards had fun with the fans in attendance by repeatedly insisting that he couldn't reveal anything.

However, the time spent in line paid off when WonderCon attendees got to watch an exclusive clip that finally revealed the face of the monster.

Godzilla Finally Revealed
The footage opened up with a subway car stopping and losing power. Aaron Taylor-Johnson's character comforted a scared child and reassured him that the train would resume soon. The scene cuts to a young girl on the beach, watching something moving in the water. That's when people start running. There was also a scene of a dog running away in terror, which drew many aw's of sympathy from the crowd.

Throughout the footage, Godzilla was revealed bit by bit: spikes along his back. A leg. Arms. His tail.

The first full look we get of a monster can only be described as something between a preying mantis and a pterodactyl. While many people were looking around in confusion — surely that hadn't been the tail we saw, and were those wings? — it was revealed to be nothing other than a ...

It's stunning to think that Nas' debut album, Illmatic, was released 20 years ago. Not only is Nasty himself still a relevant and revered MC, but the body of work is universally viewed as a classic, still influencing rappers and fans to this day.

It's understandable, then, that it's been a week of celebration for both Nas and the album. The Queens rapper performed at Coachella last weekend, released Illmatic XX on Tuesday and premiered the film on Wednesday.

Now that the day is finally upon us, we figured it's only right to honor one of the greatest rap albums ever with a look at 20 facts about the disc in honor of its 20-year anniversary.

1. Nas recorded the first verse of the DJ Premier-produced "N.Y. State of Mind" in just one take.

2. Pete Rock was reluctant to sing on the chorus to "The World is Yours," but eventually gave in after Nas insisted.

3. Nas left his rhyme book on the train while heading to the studio to record "Life's a Bitch." A good Samaritan returned it to him after the recording for Illmatic was done.

4. "The World is Yours" is inspired by the 1983 cult-classic film "Scarface." In one of the movie's key scenes, Al Pacino's character looks up at a blimp in the sky, as the now famous phrase scrolls across an LCD screen.

5. Hype Williams used lyrics from "One Love" and as the basis for his "Rise Above The Madness" scene in his 1998 film "Belly," starring Nas.

6. ...