Kelly Clarkson takes after 'Ellen' appearance with 'American Idol': After bouncing back to the limelight with The Ellen DeGeneres Show performance, Kelly Clarkson will return to the American Idol stage bolstering her media presence months ahead of the September release of her fifth studio album.

Recently, the first ever American Idol announced on Facebook that her fifth studio album will hit stores in September.  Following the announcement that put off the initially planned spring launch of the album until September, the singer appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to perform her Greatest Hits, which 'Miss Independent,' 'Walk Away,' and 'Since U Been Gone' Wednesday.

Now, reports have emerged that Clarkson is set to go back once again to the stage where it all began for her. Los Angeles Times reported that the original Idol will perform on this Thursday's show, during which she would sing a duet of 'Don't You Wanna Stay' with Jason Aldean.

Adding another element to the anticipation is the fact that R&B singer Rihanna is also expected to take stage alongside Kelly Clarkson, according to TV Guide. In the coming week, the top 8 of the current Idol season are slated to perform songs from the movies. Clarkson's Thursday Idol appearance follows her participation in last season's farewell performance to judge Simon Cowell.

 Demi Lovato has at last ended hush concerning her consuming clutter gossip: Demi Lovato has finally broken silence about her eating disorder rumor. Ever since she entered the rehab center at the end of 2010, speculations have emerged saying that the former girlfriend of Joe Jonas was suffering from eating disorder. Her representative has strictly denied the reports, but this time, Demi comes out with a confession that she used to "get rid of her dinner".

Demi, who has just been announced that she will serve as Seventeen's editor, has written an article about young women's issues on the magazine. She shared about her personal eating disorder problem, writing, "[T]here have been times when I definitely have been tempted to get rid of my dinner. But I will deal with it for the rest of my life because it's a life-long disease.

 Demi Lovato has at last ended hush concerning her consuming clutter gossip: Demi Lovato has finally broken silence about her eating disorder rumor. Ever since she entered the rehab center at the end of 2010, speculations have emerged saying that the former girlfriend of Joe Jonas was suffering from eating disorder. Her representative has strictly denied the reports, but this time, Demi comes out with a confession that she used to "get rid of her dinner".

Demi, who has just been announced that she will serve as Seventeen's editor, has written an article about young women's issues on the magazine. She shared about her personal eating disorder problem, writing, "[T]here have been times when I definitely have been tempted to get rid of my dinner. But I will deal with it for the rest of my life because it's a life-long disease.

Beyonce Knowles Tells Kids To “Move Your Body” On Michelle Obama's Behalf: When Beyonce tells people to dance, they tend to listen. Hence it was a pretty genius move on Michelle Obama’s part to get the professionally fatherless singer in on her “Let’s Move!” campaign to fight childhood obesity. A number of youths have probably already shed a pound or two trying out the “Single Ladies” choreography for themselves (such as these girls). Now the Cosmo cover girl has reworked B’Day track “Get Me Bodied” into the kid-friendlier “Move Your Body,” complete with choreography to get all of destiny’s children dancing their asses off diva-style. Check out the intro featuring Beyonce and the (unfortunately Beyonce-free) choreography vid below.