PSY's "Gangnam Style" is now the most-watched YouTube video of all time. The 4:13 clip from the South Korean rapper has earned approximately 803,761,000 views since it was posted on July 15.

Early on Saturday, that total passed the longtime YouTube champ -- the music video for Justin Bieber's "Baby," which has garnered 803,732,000 views since its February 2010 release.

Nicki Minaj continued the press tour for her release of The Re-Up on Tuesday, making sure her chesticles were appropriately covered before another live television segment. The New York native headed to Times Square for a chat with the Good Morning America crew, facing questions unrelated to her new album—namely that squabble with fellow American Idol judge, Mariah Carey, and hooking up with Justin Bieber, professionally. “She’s been one of my favorite artists of all time since I can remember, so it’s weird that everything was blown up like that. It didn’t make me happy at all,” Nicki said of the response to the on camera fight with Carey that leaked earlier this fall.

What a man you have Riri! SO clever and charming…

In the land of WHAT THE F*CK!

After spending the weekend eating Rihanna's delicious Thanksgiving cake cake cake, it seems Chris Brown got a tad enraged Sunday when writer Jenny Johnson decided to respond to one of Breezy's tweets, igniting a vile Twitter war resulting in Chris DELETING his account!!

It all began when Jenny tweeted the following in response to Da Breeze:

Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of iconic treats like Twinkies and traditional pantry staples such as Wonder Bread, is shuttering its plants and liquidating its 82-year-old business.

A victim of changing consumer tastes, high commodity costs and, most importantly, strained labor relations, Hostess ultimately was brought to its knees by a national strike orchestrated by its second-largest union.

The work stoppage, launched Nov. 9 by the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers Union in protest of a fresh labor contract, affected about two-thirds of Hostess's 36 plants. The strike was making it impossible for the Irving, Texas, company to continue producing its baked goods, Chief Executive Gregory Rayburn said.