Ed Sheeran And Charli XCX To Premiere New Videos At The YouTube Music Awards, Madonna Will Kick Off 'Rebel Heart' World Tour This Summer + More On First Dibs

By Alexa Tietjen

March 2, 2015 / 9:00 AM

Taylor Swift talks about not talking about Katy Perry, Kanye West's producer says "All Day" was meant for French Montana, Rick Ross and Bill Murray hit the studio, and more on First Dibs.

The YouTube Music Awards, which will take place on March 23, will feature 15 new music videos from artists such as Charli XCX, Ed Sheeran, Migos, and Martin Garrix. [Rolling Stone]

Don't be fooled by that cape incident. Madonna is in better shape than ever and will kick off her Rebel Heart world tour in August in Miami. [Billboard]

Kanye West's producer Velous says that "All Day" was originally meant for French Montana, who co-produced the track. [XXL]

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Tori Miller performs "Midnight" on Big Morning Buzz Live.

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Rick Ross kicked it with Bill Murray in the studio this weekend. Collaboration, anyone? [Fader]

Taylor Swift refused to talk about Katy Perry in a recent interview with The Telegraph, but she did reveal why she's not in a hurry to make another album and why she thinks she'll be single in five years. [Billboard]

This is me beatboxing while Alec Baldwin raps, he is for the people. Him, Alfred Woodard and Ali from Tribe came thru the city to help raise money for YCA, the organization that built and developed myself and @Malcolmlondon into the leaders we have become. Give it up for them. Beautiful leaders we can all learn from #Chicago #LongLiveTheYoung #YCA A video posted by Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) on Mar 1, 2015 at 6:13pm PST

Chance the Rapper and Alec Baldwin had an impromptu rap session in Chicago yesterday. [Pitchfork]

Listen to Major Lazer & DJ Snake's latest collaboration, "Lean On" featuring MO. [Miss Info]

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