PRINCE JACKSON is ready to make his mark on the entertainment industry.

At only 16-years-old, MICHAEL JACKSON’s eldest son was recently hired as a news correspondent for Entertainment Tonight.

JACKSON’s first assignment as a news correspondent was to interview the cast of the upcoming Oz: The Great And Powerful film including JAMES FRANCO, ZAC BRAFF and SAM RAIMI.

According to Entertainment Tonight correspondent BROOKE ANDERSON, JACKSON’s debut was “impressive.”

Congrats to PRINCE JACKSON on his first gig.

Internet sensation SWEET BROWN is holding on to her 15-minutes of fame.

With over 17 million YouTube hits, BROWN is now the star of Shortline Dental’s most recent commercial.

Shortline Dental, an Oklahoma based dentist practice, signed BROWN to mimic the news report that made her claim to fame as she says, “ain’t no body got time for that.”

With BROWN on television, radio shows, and now commercials we can only wonder where she’ll end up next.

Reality TV star, TAMI ROMAN is taking her passion for beauty to new heights with the debut of her Love Cosmetics Nail Polish & Lip Gloss Collection.

ROMAN’s friends and BBW LA co-stars SHAUNIE O’NEAL, EVELYN LOZADA, and SUZIE KETCHUM came out to support ROMAN’s new venture.

SOMAYA REESE, ELISE NEAL, NEICY NASH, GABRIELLE DENNIS, STEVIE J., and D. WOODS also attended ROMAN’s debut.

Congrats to TAMI ROMAN on the debut of her cosmetics line, and making moves in the beauty world.

Finally, there’s some good news to report about comedian, KATT WILLIAMS.

The comic recently paid off a IRS tax lien for more than $280,000.

According to TMZ, WILLIAMS received a federal tax lien in 2013, claiming he didn’t pay any taxes in 2007, resulting in him owing the government $284,419.67.

After paying this one off, the comedian still has another owed to  the IRS for the handsome price of four million dollars, after not paying taxes in 2008 and 2009.

While WILLIAMS is taking strides to clean up his act after few disastrous months, we hope WILLIAMS can get it together for good.

NE-YO may be the latest to join the club or artists who have decided to become a judge of a televised talent competition.

While on the red carpet at the 2013 Grammy awards, the R&B crooner revealed that he’s in talks to possibly become one of the newest judges on the hit singing competition, X-Factor.

When asked, by E!’s RYAN SEACREST, if he was considering the position NE-YO replied, “Nothing is set in stone yet right yet. It’s talks.”

NE-YO went even further when in an interview with EXTRA revealing, “I think it would be a great thing. I don’t want to talk too much about it…If it happens, I’d be more then willing to do so. I feel like I’ve been around long enough to have some vital information for someone on the way up.”

If NE-YO is selected as a judge for the hit show, he’d be replacing one of X-Factor’s two departing judges, BRITNEY SPEARS or LA REID.

MELYSSA FORD can now add real estate broker to her growing portfolio.

The video model-turned-actress recently completed an intensive three month training program with Blu Realty group and is now an official real estate broker with the esteemed reality company.

So far, FORD has used her newly found expertise to assist in closing a $15 million dollar sale in New York’s Central Park South area.

FORD looks to combine her affluence within the entertainment and professional sports industries with her growing passion for real estate to expand Blu Realty’s diverse clientele.

The premiere of TVone’s new scripted series, Belle’s, aired last Friday, and Basketball Wives Miami reality star TAMI ROMAN caught up with Juicy to discuss her transition from reality TV into acting.

ROMAN known for being candid, talks about how she has embraced her new role as Lorretta on Belle’s, the brewing tension within the “inner circle” on this season of Basketball Wives Miami, and the proper use of the NV diet pills she currently endorses.

Juicy: Congrats on your new show! What exactly is the premise?

Tami Roman: It’s a very nice mix of comedy and drama dealing with a lot of cultural issues but uses comedy as the back drop. What I love about Belle’s is that it always has some kind of message, even within the comedy. Ed Weinberger, creator of the show, the person that created The Cosby Show, Taxi, and Amen so really wanted a certain footprint for the show. He didn’t want any stereotypical black comedy. He didn’t want buffoonery, he really wanted these characters to be of substance so he really made us stay within that frame of mind each day we stepped on step.

Juicy: Describe your character, ‘Loretta’…

TR: She’s really the ‘prima donna’ of the family. She’s daddy’s girl, trying to be in the music business, she’s trying to model, she’s trying to find a rich husband, she’s just all over the place. She’s very sassy, very feisty in her attitude, it’s a lot of elements already in Loretta I can see in myself. It was very easy for me to play this character….