In his new character as an over-the-hill action star, Liam Neeson's movies come with certain expectations. He's going to be some figure of authority — either active or retired — someone will wrong him, and Neeson is then forced to kick some ass.

But there's something a little too familiar about the trailer for his new film "

Plane Setting
When it is set on a plane, there's nowhere to go, which is just another way of saying that it's a confined thriller, but the size of the box we're trapped in can vary. It can be as small as a coffin in "Buried" or as big as a panic room. An airplane is far from new fare for a confided thriller. We've seen the device used in the air in "Red Eye," "Flightplan," and, of course, "Snakes on a Plane."

Justin Bieber wants to spend Christmas Day with you. Film distributor, Open Road Films, confirmed that his upcoming concert film/documentary, will officially hit theaters on December 25.

Directed by Jon Chu (who also directed Bieber in his 2011 film, ), the film will include concert footage as well as a behind-the-scenes look at Bieber's life.

"I am so excited to be involved in this movie, and so happy to be able to give back to my fans, especially during the holiday season," Bieber said. "Jon Chu and my team have done a wonderful job creating a special moment for Beliebers worldwide and I can't wait till Christmas day when the movie will be in theaters everywhere."

In addition to his moustache, the movie will also include interviews with Bieber and his inner circle, including manager Scooter Braun, mentor Usher Raymond, Rodney Jerkins, Ludacris and Mike Posner, among others.

"It's no secret that Justin Bieber's name drives a lot of attention," Braun said in a statement. "But with 'Believe,' we wanted him to tell his own story, truthfully and directly. The number one goal of our company is to provide global audiences with content that's not only high-quality and forward-thinking, but also authentic." Bieber, Braun, Usher, Bill O'Dowd, and Garrett Grant all serve as producers. Along with Open Road Films, the movie will be released by SB Films and Dolphin Films.

Leading up to the movie premiere, the 19-year-old singer has been dropping new tunes during his 10-week Music Mondays series. So far, he's given fans two tracks, as ...

Katy Perry wasn't lying when she said she had some "beautiful news to share," because she is now the new face of COVERGIRL.

On Wednesday (October 16), the "Roar" singer gave fans a sneak peek at her first ad as the new brand ambassador, a gig that officially kicks off in Spring 2014. In the photo, which is reminiscent of her Prism album cover, Perry looks gorgeous and glowing in minimal makeup, owning the COVERGIRL motto of "easy, breezy, beautiful."

The COVERGIRL campaign is all about empowerment, confidence and beauty and Perry encompasses all three, both in style and in music.

"I live for writing empowering songs. I mean sometimes I need to write them to believe that I still have that strength inside of me, so a lot of my songs have that empowering message..." Perry told MTV News at the iHeart Radio Music Festival. "I think it's important to look inside and have a sense of self...before you go out to the world and look for what other people think of you."

And even though she's just now officially a COVERGIRL, Katy has had many memorable looks throughout the years. So in honor of her new campaign, we're taking a look back at some of Katy's 'covermoments' in her music videos.

There's no doubt, Katy looked stunning in the video in her queen of the jungle attire, but it's the message of the song that truly resonates. The video is filled with self-empowered sentiments taking Katy on a journey from a scared girl to a ...

Shady's back, back on "Saturday Night Live" again. Eminem has five "SNL" appearances under his belt, and on November 2, just three days ahead of his The Marshall Mathers LP 2 release, the "Rap God" himself will storm Studio 8H as the show's musical guest.

On Wednesday (October 16), just days after Katy Perry thrilled audiences with her new Prism single Billboard.com reported the news and confirmed that "Scandal" star Kerry Washington will make her debut on the episode as the show's host.

There's a high-chance that the veteran MC will perform his #1 rap single "Berzerk," but could go in a number of different directions for his second song selection. "Survival," the MMLP2 cut that Em connected to the upcoming "Call of Duty" video game is an option, as is Slim Shady's latest release

The six-minute track finds a fired-up Em spitting an arsenal of high-powered and densely layered rhymes, which once again prove his lyrical dominance. "Gotta fat knot from that rap profit/ Made a living and a killing off it/Ever since Bill Clinton was still in office/ With Monica Lewinsky feeling on his nutsac," he raps.

Perhaps Em will perform a song that fans haven't heard yet. If he wants to bring a guest his new album boasts what look to be some pretty cool features from Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Skylar Grey and Nate Ruess from Fun.

Nirvana lead the list of nominees for the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the consensus among folks who care about these kinds of things is that they're a mortal lock for first-ballot induction (sadly, the same can't be said about the Replacements.)

Of course, nitpicking the nominees is an annual tradition, and making sense of the Hall's nomination process practically requires an instruction booklet, so rather than wonder why certain bands didn't make the cut this year, perhaps it's better to focus on those who did.

And no offense to N.W.A, LL Cool J, or KISS — all of whom have been up for induction in previous years — the 2014 class basically begins and ends with Nirvana.

After all, they're the only band in the group to make the ballot in their first year of eligibility (acts are up for enshrinement 25 years after the release of their first single or album; in this case, it's Nirvana's 1988 Sub Pop single "Love Buzz"), a move that certainly signifies the beginning of the Hall's Alt-Rock Era. Sure, they've already inducted early influencers like R.E.M., the Talking Heads, Patti Smith, Ramones and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, but over the next few years, we'll undoubtedly begin to see more bands from rock's 1990s heyday up for enshrinement, too.

Here's a look at the next wave of nominees from the late, great Alternative Rock Age.

The Sure Things
Pearl Jam: They're not eligible until 2016, but thanks to their longevity, ingenuity and morality, the Hall should basically begin clearing out ...

For years, DJs have been changing the vibe of their parties by adding colorful graphics and visuals that flash and pulsate along to the beat. While scientifically all sets are 3-D — this is real life, after all — some DJs are taking it to the next level with visuals that jump off the screen.

After blowing up Europe with his electric 3-D EPIC parties and Las Vegas with his dark Black Dice residency, Eric Prydz is bring his unique hologram-filled experience to New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. While most shows of this scale are pre-synched, Prdyz is scaling down and upgrading his 2.0 version of EPIC to be a completely live show.

"EPIC is a big scaled show that we a few years back decided to do when I was based over in the U.K. It's basically a show based on holograms and the show has been evolving ever since we did it the first time, we never did the same show twice, so now it's all LED-based," Prydz told MTV News. "We wanted to do EPIC in America but we wanted to do it in a way where we could tour with it. EPIC 2.0 which is the upgraded version of 'EPIC' now it's actually tour-able."

Having over a decade full of chart-topping hits like "Pjanoo" and "Every Day," along with numerous remixes and singles, the producer reassured us that fans will hear their favorite tracks from his different monikers. "I like people to come to an EPIC concert and feel that they can ...