X-Factor and their new judges are finally here.

Let The X Factor begin!

Filming for the hit reality competition show has officially kicked off in Charleston, S.C., Tuesday, and there's already a "girl power" theme for the Fox series' third season.

Demi Lovato and newly announced judges Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio all took the X Factor stage to greet fans and aspiring stars as they waiting for producer and fellow judge Simon Cowell to arrive.

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The critics have a lot to say about Daft Punk's new album.

French dance duo Daft Punk — Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo —have done more to propel futuristic electronic dance music (EDM) onto festival stages than any other act since the release of 1997’s Homework. Now, the pair, having exhausted EDM’s possibilities and critical of its current sound, point to EDM’s future by looking to the past on their first studio set in eight years.

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New Arrested Development info released:

On Sunday Netflix will release 15 new episodes of the willfully absurd sitcom about the Bluths, a family of self-centered lunatics. The show made its debut on Fox in 2003 and ran for three seasons before being unceremoniously dumped in 2006. The ratings were negligible (it was the 120th most popular show in its Emmy-winning first season), but those who did embrace the show — whether it was during the series’ first run or later on DVD, taking in the show’s dense, silly-smart mix of satire, in-jokes and ridiculous story lines, which touched on Saddam Hussein and incest, among other prickly subjects — tended to do so with vigor.

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Justin Bieber was booed during the Billboard Music Awards even though he didn't do anything that would bring about audience backlash.

Justin Bieber didn't have the warmest welcome tonight.

After performing twice at the Billboard Music Awards—once solo for his hit "Take You" and once with Will.i.am for "Power"—the pop singer took the stage near the end of the night to accept the first ever Milestone Award, but along with the cheers he's used to, Bieber was faced with some heavy booing.

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Acclaimed shows share the love at Drama Desk Awards.

Critically celebrated Broadway shows were dominant at this year's Drama Desk Awards, handed out Sunday night at a ceremony at New York's Town Hall.

The British import Matilda the Musical collected the most honors, five in all, including outstanding musical, book and lyrics — though an off-Broadway musical tracing the life of Imelda Marcos, Here Lies Love, earned the outstanding music prize for pop-based collaborators David Byrne and Fatboy Slim. (Love was also recognized for lighting design.)

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Yahoo wants to acquire Tumblr. A writer for Boston Herald has published a very opinionated article on the topic.

Tumblr, we hardly knew ye. The microblogging platform, with its coveted younger demographic, is on the market and the expected buyer, Yahoo, almost certainly would burden the site with a layer of bureaucracy that will drive away many of its 100 million bloggers.

Blindly stumbling to reinvent itself, Yahoo is reportedly willing to spend $1.1 billion for Tumblr for one big reason: It would provide an instant supply of the youthful audience that the search engine desperately needs and woefully lacks.

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The winner has finally been announced.

Denmark's Emmelie de Forest has won this year's Eurovision Song Contest with her ethno-inspired flute and drum tune "Only Teardrops," despite tough competition from spectacular stage shows by performers from Azerbaijan and Ukraine.

Juries and television viewers across Europe awarded the barefoot, hippie-chic 20-year-old for the catchy love song that is driven by her deep, Shakira-like voice. She received a total of 281 points in the glitzy music battle, which also featured a bizarre opera pop number from Romania, the comeback of "Total Eclipse of the Heart" star Bonnie Tyler and an Armenian rock song written by the guitarist of Black Sabbath.

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There has been a lot of speculation as to who will be returning to the judges panel on The Voice. It was announced that Usher and Shakira would be be back on the show. It is now being reported that this isn't exactly true.

NBC has locked down judges for the next two cycles of The Voice.

Speculation have run rampant as to who will sit in the red swivel chairs this fall and spring, with major media outlets declaring Shakira will exit the series for good after the singer said told reporters she wasn’t planning to return. There have also been rumors that Usher was finished with the show, too.

And it was all partly true. Shakira and Usher won’t be back … in the fall.

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ABC News has released 10 things you probably didn't know about Demi Lovato.

Demi Lovato is a force to be reckoned with.

Just 20 years old, the singer-songwriter, who mixes pop beats with a hard edge, dropped her fourth album, "Demi," this week, on which she co-wrote almost all the songs. "Heart Attack," the new single off her latest album, is already on its way to being this summer's anthem.

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There's a lot we can all learn from watching the office.

After nine seasons, NBC’s “The Office” is retiring the “World’s Best Boss” mug for good.

The fan favorite show detailed the ups and downs and office shenanigans of paper company Dunder Mifflin in a mocumentary-style series. The show parodied common office situations that we’ve all experienced: office romances, kitchen etiquette battles and of course, the relationship between employers and the boss.

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