Pink: Goodbye Berlin

Continuing her busy touring schedule, Pink and her daughter Willow checked out of the Hotel de Rome in Berlin, Germany on Friday (May 3).

Looking casually chic, the "Fun House" songstress wore a floral print skirt, black leather jacket and a beanie while making her way to her tour bus.

Although the 33-year-old songstress is plenty busy, she took time out to stop and greet fans and sign autographs before heading out.

Getting ready to take the stage again, Pink's next stop is in Hannover, Germany where she will rock out at the Tui Arena.

Justin Bieber respects muslim in Turkey

Justin Bieber sure knows how to make his Turkish fans happy.

The 19-year-old singer halted his concert in Istanbul twice to honor the Azan.

The Azan, which also goes by a few other names like the adhan, is the Islamic call to prayer and occurs in the main mosque five times a day.Fans were shocked and delighted at when the "Boyfriend" singer paused his show for the first time thanking the singer for being "respectful" and a "great man."

Concertgoers flooded Twitter with their heartfelt comments about the singer's decision to observe the prayer call.

Color us impressed, Biebs!

Beyoncé Takes Flight In Epic NEW Clip

Beyoncé is unstoppable! Not just in real life, but in the movies, too!!

The singer and occasional actress is hitting the big screen in the upcoming animated movie Epic as Queen Tara, the nature-loving monarch of a magical forest. And she’s caught kicking some serious butt in the film’s newly released clip!

Epic looks absolutely ADORBS! We’re sure Blue Ivy is gonna love this!

Ch-ch-check out the video …AFTER THE JUMP!!!

Jonathan Knight exits New Kids on the Block show mid-concert

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New Kids on the Block singer Jonathan Knight left fans confused and concerned Thursday when he walked off stage in the middle of a concert in New York.

According to reports, the five-member boy band was performing a mix of their old hits from the late '80s and early '90s, along with music from their new album, "10," when onlookers noticed that Knight seemed out of place.

HollywoodLife.com's Emily Longeretta was in the front row, and wrote on the celebrity website that Knight "seemed out of it. While the men started their choreographed dances, Jonathan stood uncomfortably in the background -- actually just standing and texting on his phone during the performance."

Billboard.com also reported that Knight seemed "visibly out of sync." He didn't join in when NKOTB got fans' arms waving with the memorable 1989 single "Hangin' Tough," and kept to the back of the stage as the other members worked to entertain the crowd.

The other members -- Knight's brother, Jordan, plus Danny Wood, Joey McIntyre and Donnie Wahlberg -- put their arms around him for support. Yet when Jordan said his brother was going to sing "Survive You" from "10," Knight made an attempt at the song, and then walked off the stage.The rest of NKOTB went on singing as fans chanted for Knight's return, but he never came back. The singer has been vocal in the past about his struggle with anxiety, prompting speculation that that's what he was facing Thursday night.

On his Twitter account, Knight appeared to give fans a simple apology, tweeting "I'm sorry......" on Thursday evening. Earlier that day, he posted the hashtag "I feel naked," perhaps indicating his state.

NKOTB, one of the heartthrob boy bands of the late '80s and early '90s, came off a lengthy hiatus in 2008, and have issued two albums since then. They're also slated to go on a tour this summer with 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men, and Jonathan's performance Thursday had some questioning how many members of the group would make it.

But Wahlberg, for one, seemed unruffled.

"To recap," he tweeted after the New York event. "Joe was especially dazzling! Jordan was especially amazing! Danny was especially solid & Jon was especially shy! #Allsystemsnormal"

Beyonce Responds to Critics

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Beyonce made a controversial return to the music scene last month.

Following the release of "Bow Down," Blue Ivy's mother faced criticism from various sources, as Keyshia Cole blasted Beyonce for the message her lyrics sent and then Rush Limbaugh somehow got into the act.

How does the superstar respond to such harsh words?

"I am a modern-day feminist," she tells the May issue of British Vogue. "I do believe in equality. Why do you have to choose what type of woman you are? Why do you have to label yourself anything? I'm just a woman, and I love being a woman."

Beyonce has dubbed her upcoming tour The Mrs. Carter Show, leading some to come down on her for merely labeling herself as Jay-Z's wife.

But "I feel like Mrs. Carter is who I am, but more bold and more fearless than I've ever been," she says. "It comes from knowing my purpose and really meeting myself once I saw my child. I was like, 'OK, this is what you were born to do'. The purpose of my body became completely different."

Beyonce kicks off these concerts April 15 in Belgrade, Serbia.

She will eventually make her way through 42 cities in North America and Europe before concluding August i Brooklyn.