"dear delicious purple, my assistant just showed me how to actually do it instead of taking down stream of dictation and tweeting it for me"

-Dennis Miller Tweets

Willow Smith has debuted the video for her second single, "21st Century Girl," and it's kind of amazing.

Set in the African desert and seemingly echoing her parents' outlook on globalization, we can't help but think of Rihanna as a 10-year-old when we watch Willow.

Check it out, above.

Ugg Australia is poised to reveal their latest endeavor, the Ugg Collection: a 30-piece handbag and shoe line created entirely in Italy.

Poison Ivy had a chance to preview the collection during a showroom presentation Wednesday at RdV - and while images are top-secret - we can reveal that the color palette - full of deep olives, blacks and one leopard-spotted pony hair ankle boot we may have ordered - will be available this September, with prices ranging from $500 to $1,195.

Hawaii Reggae masters The Green will be playing New York's Studio at Webster Hall April 15, Poison Ivy can reveal exclusively.

The band added the date after an epic two-night run at Irving Plaza last week.

Perhaps even more exciting is that we are giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky reader!

To enter, follow us on Twitter and fill in this form.

Full list of tour dates after the jump.

"This is our last show before we go away to finish our record," says Miike Snow frontman Andrew Wyatt.

"So thank you for being with us."

The Swede rockers - who just completed a grueling 250-show international tour - sealed the stretch at Terminal 5's Downtown Music 5th year anniversary Festival Saturday, rocking a foggy, strobe-fueled set that made us pray no one in the audience was epileptic.

The performance included classics like "Black and Blue," "Silvia," and a cover of Vampire Weekend's "Kids Don't Stand a Chance," which had the second and third tiers of T5 shaking like a hipster at Forever 21.

Santigold took the stage for an uncomfortably brief set earlier in the night along with Major Lazer, and Friday night's guests included folks like A-Trak, White Denim and Art Brut.

Poison Ivy trekked to the Hudson Hotel for the Downtown Records after-party after, where we danced alongside cats like A-Trak and Dave 1 in a dubstep haze.

Check out a third-tier video of Santi's performance below, and photos courtesy of Hi Fi Cartel, above.

[Photos by Marjana Jaidi/Hi Fi Cartel]

After America selected its top five male and female contestants on American Idol Thursday (that would be Casey Abrams, Lauren Alaina, James Durbin, Jacob Lusk, Scotty McCreery, Paul McDonald, Thia Megia, Haley Reinhart, Karen Rodriguez, and Pia Toscano), the A.I. judges held a heart-attack wild-card competition that earned Naima Adedapo, Ashthon Jones and Stefano Langone spots in the show's Top 13.

Can't wait to see what unfolds next week!

"When I lay in bed with my wife and we watch The Bachelor, she thinks I am such a great catch after she watches that moron bachelor. He's a very good-looking guy but he's got the personality of an eggplant."

-Howard Stern says about The Bachelor's Brad Womack to Jimmy Kimmel

I spy in NY...

Vanessa Hudgens cozying up to Gaelan Connell at the Knicks/Hornets game at Madison Square Garden Wednesday (top photo), Mike Tyson attending the premiere of Animal Planet's Taking On Tyson at the Gansevoort Park Avenue Wednesday (middle photo), Taylor Momsen performing with The Pretty Reckless at Santos Party House Wednesday night (bottom photo), Lala Vasquez and Erika Katz hitting the Cozy Friedman Book Launch at Cozy's Cuts Wednesday, Bar Boulud's chef sommelier Michael Madrigale hosting a "Wine Tour De France" at the French Institute Alliance Francaise Monday, Chanel putting together an exclusive dinner party at La Grenouille for new ambassador to "Mademoiselle" handbags Blake Lively Wednesday, and Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield presenting Jimmy Fallon with his own Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor "Late Night Snack" on the two year anniversary of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at Rockefeller Center Wednesday.

Pia Toscano, Thia Megia, Lauren Alaina, Karen Rodriguez and Lauren Turner gave our favorite performances during the Top 12 girls night on American Idol Wednesday, with judge Jennifer Lopez commenting that this crop of ladies is "supremely talented" during the broadcast.

Pia closed the show with a pitch-perfect, standing-ovationed "Stand By Me," 15-year old Thia Megia performed a stripped-down, spotlit "Out Here On My Own," 16-year old Lauren Alaina belted a sultry, energetic "Turn On the Radio," Karen Rodriguez alternated Spanish and English during a surprisingly powerful "Hero," and Lauren Turner - while not "in-the-camera" enough, has one of our favorite voices of the season.

Who are your faves?

Kelly Osbourne trekked to the East Village back in January to help Madonna shoot her new campaign for clothing line "Material Girl" - and those photos have emerged!

Daughter Lourdes 'Lola' Leon styled the shoot, while photographer Brooke Nipar shot the clothes, which will be available exclusively at Macy's.

Can't wait!

John Mayer, Carey Mulligan, Adrian Grenier, Ed Westwick, Russell Simmons, Gabourey Sidibe, Amar'e Stoudemire, Ricky Van Veen, Katie Lee Joel, Josh Radnor, Malin Akerman and Zoe Kazan were just a handful of names who hit the Boom Boom Room late Wednesday to celebrate the after-party of the Sundance Award-winning film HappyThankYouMorePlease.

John Mayer took some time away from best boy Ricky Van Veen (top photo) to mingle with Carey Mulligan, leading her through the venue hand-in-hand and introducing her to his friends, while Adrian Grenier had his eye on Katie Lee Joel, but didn't seem to know who she was. ("What's your full name?" he asked, tapping her number into his cell phone).

The gorgeous Zoe Kazan held nothing back - dancing feverishly in a baby blue number - not even quitting when missed her step and fell over on the floor, while Ed Westwick channeled a Sex Pistol, showing up in a trimmed biker hat and leather jacket.

Only in New York, kids.

[Photos via WireImage]

"never do it for the money...always do it to be curious...curious to know how far you can push yourself to be great"

-Scooter Braun Tweets

The top 12 boys performed live for the first time on American Idol Tuesday, with some strong contenders emerging and some hard-to-watch less-than-strong on the screen.

In the front of our minds were Paul McDonald (with his dance-tastic, throwback "Maggie May"), Brett Loewenstern (whose "hair shakes" were awkward but vocals brilliant during "Light My Fire"), Casey Abrams (an unlikely sex god during "I Put A Spell On You"), Jacob Lusk (who can sing the phone book, but appeared slightly dated as he belted "A House is Not a Home"), and James Durbin (who commanded the stage during a raging "You've Got Another Thing Comin").

We can't wait to see what the girls come up with tonight!

We've been sitting on this one for weeks (thanks to our friends at Warner Bros. Records) - but finally, Serj Tankian's four-track EP Imperfect Remixes is out.

Imperfect Remixes recreates tracks from Tankian's September release Imperfect Harmonies - including "Goodbye - Gate 21" (featuring Tom Morello), and the vocally-haunting, electronically-promiscuous "Invisible Love - Deserving?"

It's a big week for Tankian. His new rock musical Prometheus Bound- featuring the Shirley Manson-vocaled "The Hunger" - will premiere Friday.

"That's why we fight with each other. That's why we drink. We're living in a house for two months with that shit. We can't have cellphones, TV, radio or the Internet. If the president died, we'd have no idea. There's no normalcy. It's just like prison, with cameras."

-Snooki tells Rolling Stone

Elton John will be hosting Saturday Night Live for the first time ever on April 2!

The show, where John will also perform with Leon Russell, will also mark John's first appearance on SNL since 1982.

Bout time!