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Dustin Lynch has a "little mind reader" on his hands. In a video that's not short on tarot cards, Lynch takes People behind the scenes of the clip for his new hit single. "This is an idea that [director] Mason Dixon came up with - a guy I've been a huge fan of for a long time," Lynch tells People. "The video is a night playing out between me and my [love] interest, my little mind reader. We're cutting back-and-forth to our night together - with [this girl] turning over tarot cards, and then at the end, it cuts to me coming up to the house.

Dustin Lynch has a "little mind reader" on his hands. In a video that's not short on tarot cards, Lynch takes People behind the scenes of the clip for his new hit single. "This is an idea that [director] Mason Dixon came up with - a guy I've been a huge fan of for a long time," Lynch tells People. "The video is a night playing out between me and my [love] interest, my little mind reader. We're cutting back-and-forth to our night together - with [this girl] turning over tarot cards, and then at the end, it cuts to me coming up to the house.

For all the good and bad publicity Chris Brown has gotten in the lead-up to the oft-delayed album release of "X," it looks like a different artist familiar with the No. 1 spot on the charts will take lead over him next week, anyway. Barbra Streisand is currently estimated to sell 150,000 copies of her new duets set "Partners," according to Billboard. That's enough to put her up and over the top of the "Loyal" rapper at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 tally; Brown, right now, is on target to move about 130,000 copies. If Streisand ascends to the summit, that makes her the first artist to have a No. 1 album in each of the past six decades. Blake Shelton, Michael Buble and Stevie Wonder are among "Partners'" many partners. Streisand is also beating the promotional path, by dropping by "The Tonight Show" as its sole guest on Monday, performing on "Good Morning America...

"Is it hot enough for ya?" Dustin Lynch asked the crowd packed into Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley nightclub in Nashville last week. And judging from all the cheering female fans, he wasn't just talking about the sweltering temperatures. The singer, whose sophomore album, Where It's At, hit stores Tuesday, admits he's turned up the heat in his new music. "Music's all about being sexy, " Lynch, 29, told People. "It's good to have sexy songs in your show. The girls love them!" Lynch, who is single, says the 15 songs on the new record are also more up-tempo than some of his previous work,...

Speaking with The Playlist, producer Andrew Kosove updated the status on Ridley Scott's upcoming Blade Runner sequel, which is currently unknown as to whether or not it'll be a sequel/prequel. Despite Scott's comments last month saying that the film will be a sequel and likely won't feature Deckard (played by Harrison Ford in the 1982 original), Kosove says that whether or not it will be a sequel will be revealed within the next couple months, as well as confirming that the screenwriter will be announced around the same time. Kosove is also asked about whether or not the film will be Scott's next project after Prometheus, saying that the film is a high priority for him and the project is going forward 'aggressively' in development. On Ridley Scott's Interest In The Project And Where It's At In Development... Here's the thing about Ridley. Ridley is a special guy.

Ben Stiller has promised the "Zoolander 2" will be "bigger and better" than the original. The comic actor is set to reprise his role as clueless supermodel Derek Zoolander in a new movie and has promised fans of the first film won't be disappointed. He said, "We're shooting the "Zoolander" sequel at the moment. Derek's going to be back bigger and better than before, no catwalk is safe."

Ben recently revealed the sequel to the 2001 movie will be set in Europe 10 years after the original and will see his character and Owen Wilson's alter ego Hansel no longer relevant on the fashion scene. He said, "Where it's at is we've completed the script, Justin Theroux and I, and handed it into the studio. Now the studio has the script and we're at that point where we're waiting to see what they want to do. It's ten years later and...

Ben Stiller has promised the 'Zoolander' sequel will be "bigger and better" than the original. The comic actor is set to reprise his role as clueless supermodel Derek Zoolander in a new movie and has promised fans of the first film won't be disappointed. He said: "We're shooting the 'Zoolander' sequel at the moment. Derek's going to be back bigger and better than before - no catwalk is safe." Ben recently revealed the sequel to the 2001 movie will be set in Europe 10 years after the original and will see his character and Owen Wilson's alter ego Hansel no longer relevant on the fashion scene. He said: "Where it's at is we've completed the script, Justin Theroux and I, and handed it into the studio. "Now the studio has the script and we're at that point where we're waiting to see what they want to do. It's ten...

Ben Stiller has confirmed 'Zoolander 2' will be set 10 years after the original film and in Europe. The 45-year-old actor - who starred as male model Derek Zoolander in the 2001 comedy movie about a group of fashionistas taking on an evil businessman - reveals the script has been completed for the sequel and "a lot has happened" since the first film, with Derek and Owen Wilson's character Hansel no longer relevant on the fashion scene. He said: "Where it's at is we've completed the script, Justin Theroux and I, and handed it into the studio. "Now the studio has the script and we're at that point where we're waiting to see what they want to do. It's ten years later and most of it is set in Europe. "I don't want to give away too much, but it's basically Derek and Hansel ten years later - though...

The 2010 MTV Video Music Awards are fast approaching, which means that in only a few weeks you'll be treated to an excellent night of performances and appearances by the likes of Eminem, Kanye West, Justin Bieber, Drake, Florence and the Machine, B.o.B and Deadmau5 (who will serve as the house DJ at the show). While people tend to remember the classic performances and the unhinged moments, the coveted Moonman is the reason why people show up and tune in. This year, there are 16 categories wherein some of the biggest music stars in the universe will compete for the coolest trophy in awards shows. Today, we take a look at the nominees in the Best Male Video category.

Though most every category at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards is absolutely stacked, the list of men competing for Best Male Video might be the most impressive lineup of the entire roster.

Activision already named its headlining talent behind the music of "DJ Hero," but today the company released the names of all 93 mixes that players will face during the game's set list. Featuring extra helpings of Daft Punk and Jay-z, the list includes big names 50 Cent and the Beastie Boys to late legends like DJ Am and 2Pac. Even fans of Weezer and Queen will find something to like, as the samplings come from all over rock and and hip-hop. Check out the whole track list after the jump.

· 2Pac - "All Eyez On Me" vs. The Aranbee Pop Orchestra - "Bittersweet Symphony (Instrumental)"

· 50 Cent - "Disco Inferno" vs. David Bowie - "Let's Dance"

· 50 Cent - "Disco Inferno" vs. InDeep - "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life"

· Afrika Bambaataa - "Zulu Nation Throwdown" vs. Freedom Express - "Get Down"

· Beastie Boys - "Here's A Little Somethin' For Ya" vs. DJ Shadow...