So, how grandiose does Beyoncé get on "Rise Up"? Well, excuse our pun, but pretty epic.

A low-quality snippet of her "Epic" soundtrack tune has made the rounds, and it's an empowering mid-tempo track where Bey belts out anthemic lines like "Take it from me/ Stand and be proud." Later on, she sings, "Fight for you and me / Look into my eyes and believe / We're the ones who will fight / We will fight and together; we'll rise." The song was written by Sia and features production from Hit-Boy, as well as Chase N. Cashe.

The project is especially close to the Queen Bey's heart, she also has a role in the film playing Queen Tara. "You know I was honored when they asked for me to do this role and I was actually pregnant at the time," she recalled to "Good Morning America." "And I thought, you know, by the time this comes out my daughter will understand it's my voice, and what an incredible, cool point. It's a beautiful role and it has so much depth. It's so emotional. I was crying when I did the voiceover. And it was the first thing I did after giving birth."

The film, which also stars Colin Farrell, Amanda Seyfried, Christoph Waltz, Pitbull and Steven Tyler, opens on May 24. Beyoncé also appears on thesoundtrack for "The Great Gatsby" which opened this past weekend. The singer, along with Andre 3000, covers Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black."

In addition to stepping up her soundtrack game, Bey will drop an ...

As speeds through its shooting schedule, a lot of focus has been placed on Jamie Foxx and his villain character, Electro. But another foe has emerged to give Spider-Man a hard time.

This past weekend, Paul Giamatti stepped behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler on the set of "Amazing Spider-Man 2" as Aleksei Sytsevich, the man also known as the Rhino. While we've yet to see Giamatti don Rhino's signature horned helmet, the first set photos of the character prove that Marc Webb is remaining relatively faithful to the villain's Marvel Comics roots.

The Rhino first appeared in "Amazing Spider-Man" #41 in 1966. The villain is only the second big-screen Spider-Man villain not co-created by legendary artist Steve Ditko (the first being Venom in "Spider-Man 3"). The Rhino was created by writer Stan Lee and Ditko's successor as "Amazing Spider-Man" artist, John Romita. Here's how the character created by Stan Lee and John Romita stacks up against Marc Webb and Paul Giamatti's creation.

He Lives A Thug Life
The only thing we know for sure about Giamatti's Rhino is that he's a thug for the Russian mafia. This is right in line with the character's comic book origin. Sure, members of the Russian mafia in the mid-'60s most likely favored fedoras over forehead tattoos, and the suit Aleksei is wearing is actually a tracksuit, but the profession remains the same.

He's Gone Toe-To-Toe With The Hulk
Two years after his debut, Marvel put the super strong Rhino up against their behemoth, the Hulk. The Rhino was hired to kidnap Bruce Banner, not ...

Fall Out Boy's Save Rock and Roll has spawned a hit single and debuted at #1 on the Billboard albums chart ... so it should come as no surprise that they're already thinking of repeating the formula that led to its success on another album:

"Oh, we're going on another hiatus," Patrick Stump joked on the red carpet of KIIS FM's Wango Tango concert.

"If that could be the process, it would be amazing," Pete Wentz added. "But I'd hate to break everybody's heart and go on a break every single time ... but the process was really great."

Don't worry, Fall Out fans; with a sold-out spring tour about to kick off and a summer arena-tour already booked, it'll be a minute before the guys can even think of taking another extended break (they're also still attempting to film a video for every song on the new album, too). And, though they're too busy to begin thinking of what will come next, they have learned one thing from making Save Rock and Roll: namely, they're not the same band they were during their heady, mid-aughts heyday.

"It's crazy, because we almost had to start from scratch," Stump explained. "It feels more like a new band than an old band getting back in the swing of things; it's awesome."

Then again, no matter how much they've changed — and in spite of the success they've experience with their comeback — there is one thing that has remained the same: Fall Out Boy still suffer from chronically low self-esteem ... which, come ...

Lovatics, get ready! Not only is Demi Lovato releasing her new album, Demi, on Tuesday, but she will also sit down for a 30-minute "Live From MTV" live stream on MTV.com and MTV Hits, where she will take questions from her fans and reveal the inspiration behind her new album.

Lovato will hang out with MTV News as well as a group of her biggest fans for an exclusive interview at 3 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Have any questions for Demi? Join the conversation by tweeting @MTVBuzzworthy using the hashtag #AskDemi.

Last week, Lovato's fans were able to listen to all 13 songs off the pop star's new album — a mix of ballads and girl-power anthems, including the track, "Really Don't Care" with former "X Factor" U.K. contestant Cher Lloyd.

Demi later took to Twitter to thank her fans for the support on her new musical effort, "So many incredible fans... Thank you SO much... I'm so thankful for each and every one of you. I love you all!!"

What's Your Favorite Demi Song? Vote Here!

Demi is the former Disney star's fourth studio album and already has produced the lead single, "Heart Attack." Earlier this year, "The X Factor" judge gave MTV News a taste of the album's similarities with 2011's Unbroken.

"Well, not only does the album say a lot about where I am in life right now [but] like there's follow-up songs," she teased. "I feel like one is a follow-up song to 'Skyscraper.' I feel like other ones talk about some issues I haven't spoken ...

Lovatics, get ready! Not only is Demi Lovato releasing her new album, Demi, on Tuesday, but she will also sit down for a 30-minute "Live From MTV" live stream on MTV.com and MTV Hits, where she will take questions from her fans and reveal the inspiration behind her new album.

Lovato will hang out with MTV News as well as a group of her biggest fans for an exclusive interview at 3 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Have any questions for Demi? Join the conversation by tweeting @MTVBuzzworthy using the hashtag #AskDemi.

Last week, Lovato's fans were able to listen to all 13 songs off the pop star's new album — a mix of ballads and girl-power anthems, including the track, "Really Don't Care" with former "X Factor" U.K. contestant Cher Lloyd.

Demi later took to Twitter to thank her fans for the support on her new musical effort, "So many incredible fans... Thank you SO much... I'm so thankful for each and every one of you. I love you all!!"

What's Your Favorite Demi Song? Vote Here!

Demi is the former Disney star's fourth studio album and already has produced the lead single, "Heart Attack." Earlier this year, "The X Factor" judge gave MTV News a taste of the album's similarities with 2011's Unbroken.

"Well, not only does the album say a lot about where I am in life right now [but] like there's follow-up songs," she teased. "I feel like one is a follow-up song to 'Skyscraper.' I feel like other ones talk about some issues I haven't spoken ...