Sometimes, you just have to dance it out.

This clip posted by YouTube user snardlefarb features a little girl busting a move to a street drummer’s beats while the musician dons a chicken suit (no, we don't know why he's wearing that). The video reminds us that, even though it might not always make sense, dancing is always fun.

Singer/songwriter John Darnielle, frontman for folk rock band The Mountain Goats, is weighing in on Justin Bieber’s hard times. True to form, Darnielle wrote a concise but snappy pop song that boils down to: “You don't have to leave Justin alone, but don't be an a--hole.”

Watch the video (warning: some not-safe-for-work language):

“Inwardly troubled by how sincerely I feel that people need to just give Justin some space,” Darnielle tweeted on March 9, later adding: “Did I really spent half my lunch hour writing a song called ‘Short Song for Justin Bieber's Paparazzi’? As of this tweet you cannot prove it.”

Billy Joel made one student's dream come true during his event “Billy Joel: An Evening of Questions and Answers and a Little Bit of Music” at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., on Jan. 30.

Freshman Michael Pollack bravely asked if he could accompany the "Piano Man" hitmaker on his favourite tune, highlighting that he had previously preformed with Joel’s saxophone player, Richie Cannata.

"My favourite song of yours is 'New York State of Mind,'" he said. "I was very fortunate to play with Richie Cannata many times in New York City and I was wondering if I could play it with you.”

The 63-year-old music legend encouraged Pollack to come up to the stage and, once they began to perform together, seemed blown away by the level of talent he witnessed when the freshman began to play.

Monday night, the 2013 Osheaga Music and Arts festival lineup was announced and fans seem pleased with this year’s roster.

Among the artists listed are bands such as The Cure, Mumford & Sons, Phoenix, New Order, Vampire Weekend, The Lumineers, Kendrick Lamar, Hot Chip, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Tegan and Sara, Alt-J and Ellie Goulding.

Rapper-turned-actor Will Smith stopped in at a London high school last week -- and, to our delight, he performed a portion of “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air’s” theme song during his visit.

The “After Earth” star appeared at St Martin-in-the-Fields High School for Girls on March 7 and thrilled an auditorium filled with young women ages 11 to 18 simply by breaking into the hit ‘90s show anthem.

“When I was asked, at very short notice, if I was prepared to host a visit, I was going to say no until I found out it was Will Smith,” head teacher Lesley Morrison told The Independent. "Will is such a legend, a hero for all the films that he’s done and being the first rapper not to use profanities.”

Justin Timberlake celebrated his fifth time hosting “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend with special guests like Dan Aykroyd, Alec Baldwin, Candice Bergen, Chevy Chase, Tom Hanks, Steve Martin, Andy Samberg, Martin Short, Paul Simon and Jay-Z.

According to Billboard, the 32-year-old singer helped the comedy sketch show achieve their season’s highest ratings and is “on track” to beating the previous season ratings champ, Maroon 5’s Adam Levine, who hosted in January.

Axl Rose in Octoberm 2012 (Photo by Isaac Brekken/Getty Images)

Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose has built up a reputation for usually being late for shows over the years.

In 2011, the band even addressed the issue on their Facebook page writing, “Love it Hate it Accept it Debate it - You want 8 o'clock shows go find F-R-I-E-N-D-S or hit a cinema somewhere.. or you wanna be informed go catch the 10 o'clock news."

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They also wrote, “This is Rock N' Roll! Treat yourself don't cheat yourself thinking you're gonna go to school or work or whatever you ‘normally’ do the next day.”

Now Rose is explaining the reasoning behind his tardiness to SPIN and is offering an apology to any offended fans.

“I'm not a 'punctual' type of person, never have been," the 51-year-old singer said in an email. "I apologize to anyone I've inconvenienced or put out in any way...The reasons have all been in one way or another show-related or having to do with those involved with the show in some fashion."

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Beyoncé kinda rules the world (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)

“All the women who are independent/Throw your hands up at me!”

Happy International Women’s Day, ladies!

Today is all about you and to celebrate a day that has been recognized since Feb. 1909 (moved to March 8 in 1913,) here are six songs dedicated to women everywhere.

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1. “Run The World (Girls)” by Beyoncé
It’s hard not to love this Beyoncé track. “Run The World (Girls)” inspires us with strength through its intense drum beats and empowering lyrics. Also, it doesn’t hurt that Beyoncé is a strong role model for “Independent Women” everywhere.

Fierce lyrics: “How we're smart enough to make these millions/Strong enough to bear the children/Then get back to business.”

2. “Man! I Feel Like a Woman” by Shania Twain
Canadian chanteuse Shania Twain sure seems to like showing the men who’s the boss. This tune is featured on her album “Come On Over,” which is the best-selling female record in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan.

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