By Josh Horowitz

In a night filled with surprising moments — from Hugh Jackman’s hopping frenzy to Carole King’s rousing duet with her theatrical doppelganger — it was a hip hop inspired rendition from “The Music Man” that provoked the most questions. For one, how did LL Cool J and T.I. hook up with Tonys host Jackman for the memorable performance?

MTV News can exclusively shed light on the super-secretive Tonys moment. A source close to Jackman gave us the inside scoop on how it all came to be, plus the host shared a few exclusive words with us about the buzzy performance.

It Was Years In The Making
The idea of the performance actually has its roots in a nearly two-year-old “Tonight Show” appearance in which Jackman sang a bit of “Music Man.” Our source explained that Jackman’s rapid-fire singing always sounded like rapping to him in his head. When Jackman signed on as Tonys host four months ago, he expressed his idea to perform this unusual rendition to the producers and they immediately responded to it.

It Was The Best Kept Secret Of The Tonys
Outside of a select few, nobody but nobody knew about the performance. Jackman met with Questlove, who helped create the beat, and LL and T.I. joined him in three top-secret rehearsals in the past week. Frankly, Jackman and his team were shocked the secret collaboration never leaked. Jackman gave much of the credit for the performance to LL and T.I., telling us, “They were able to ...

Get ready for more twists and turns in the roller coaster ride that is Karma and Amy‘s relationship: “Faking It” has just been renewed for Season 2! The sophomore season pick-up will feature 10 more episodes with the Hester High group — and surely lots of Karmy up-and-downs, our favorite bros Liam and Shane, some Lauren zingers and, hopefully, another croquembouche.

But before we get ahead of ourselves, let’s talk about the Season 1 finale. Airing tomorrow night at 10:30/9:30c, it’ll expose some true feelings (perhaps Amy finally comes clean to Karma at her mother’s wedding?) and one shocking twist. The suspense!

And in a sneak peek below, Shane tells Liam that since he rejected Pablo, Lauren’s dance partner has been pursuing him heavily.

“I feel so terrible for this guy, pining away,” Shane says, wielding his iPhone and showing Liam the photos Pablo has been posting. But when Liam notices one picture that features Karma — and zooms in on her — he quickly devises a plan to help his friend. And himself.

“Let’s crash that wedding so you can tell this poor guy to move on!” Liam says, knowing he’ll run into Karma at Amy’s mom’s nuptials. And they’re off!

Watch the clip, tell us what you hope to see during Season 2 of “Faking It,” and be sure to tune in to the season finale tomorrow night!

Jordana Ossad

The “Harry Potter” books are (rightfully) beloved all around the world, and this world is a strange and marvelous place — filled with beautifully unique cultures, all with a slightly different take on art. Therefore, some of the Potter book covers are… different… than the Scholastic ones we’re used to seeing here in the U.S. Some are childlike and cartoonish, some are avant-garde, and some are just downright terrifying, yet still really, really fun to look at. Let’s hop on our brooms and take a trip around the world, shall we?

Harry Potter and the Giant Rat Hat.
Salani Editore
This Italian cover is undoubtedly one of the strangest you will ever see. If there was a chapter in “Sorcerer’s Stone” where Harry forlornly played chess with a giant rat wearing a handkerchief while also wearing a giant rat hat himself, then I must have missed it. Which is a bummer, because that sounds pretty trippy.

Harry Potter and the Soul-Sucking 9-to-5.
Bjartur
This Icelandic cover depicts the scene in “Sorcerer’s Stone” where Harry has a vision of his future midlife crisis, and decides to jump in front of the Hogwart’s Express.

Harry Potter and the Noses From The Movie ‘Witches’
Tammi
The Finnish covers reveal what Harry, Ron, and Hermione looked like pre-nose job.

Harry Potter and the Weird Sisters
Gallimard
This is the part where our favorite trio got cast in the Hogwarts production of “The Crucible.”

Harry Potter and the Terrifying Merpeople Who Will Haunt Your Dreams

Have you had time to fully digest 50 Cent’s new album, Animal Ambition, which dropped last Tuesday? Still getting used to it, picking out your favorites, memorizing the words? Well hurry up, because you’ve only got three months until Fif’s next album.

“Street King Immortal will actually be out in September,” 50 announced on “The Daily Buzz.”

The album was initially slated to be his fifth solo effort, until he decided to release Animal Ambition first. It’s no surprise, then, that this was actually completed prior to his recent release.

“The next project, Street King Immortal, was already written before I wrote that project,” he said, also adding that this may have some more songs for the ladies than AA.

It’s going to be a busy second half of the year for Fif, who said he also plans to release a G-Unit album in November.

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There’s no good reason to make a sequel to “The Fault In Our Stars.” The movie — and John Green’s book — tell a story that feels, and is, completely done in one. But, and here’s the big caveat, the movie made a ton of money over the weekend.

So even if there’s no necessity for a sequel, you know that somewhere in Hollywood someone is floating, and possibly even exploring, the idea.

With that in mind, here’s 7 possible, totally legit ideas for sequels to “The Fault In Our Stars:”

The My Girl 2
Example(s): “My Girl 2″
There’s no good reason why the story of “My Girl” should have continued after spoiler Macaulay Culkin’s character dies of bee stings, similar to how Ansel Elgort’s character spoiler dies in “TFIOS,” though actually not similar at all because cancer. And yet, it did continue, following Anna Chlumsky’s character as she continues to grow and experience what it is like to be a girl in the possessive.

Similarly, “The Fault In Our Stars 2″ could follow Shailene Woodley’s Hazel Grace as she continues to wrestle with the Big C, and maybe finds a new love? We know no one can measure up to Augustus Waters, but let’s be frank: “My Girl 2″ didn’t measure up to “My Girl,” and it happened anyway.

The Sidequel
Example(s): “Get Him To The Greek,” “This Is 40″
Probably the most reasonable way of continuing the story is by not following Hazel Grace, but instead one of the supporting characters. The most obvious choice would ...