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Britney Spears and Taylor Swift have both broken up recently and as Swift tweets that she's back in the studio, the entertainment world is buzzing that a new Harry Styles-themed song could be in store. E!'s Alicia Quarles and comedian Chuck Nice bring the scoop. (TODAY)

In a video that's buzzing on the Internet, Jeremy Shada raps about things like going to the bank or the salon with his mom. The video was produced by Cartoon Network for his upcoming sketch comedy series "Incredible Crew." TODAY's Tamron Hall reports. (TODAY)

Bonnie Fuller  of Hollywoodlife.com, and Roseanne Colletti of NBC's "Gossip Gram," chat about the hottest entertainment topics of the day, like Kim Kardashian's controversial visit to Bahrain and Britney Spears 31st birthday. (TODAY)

Quvenzhane Wallis may be only 9 years old, but the young actress has already earned rave reviews and Oscar buzz for her role in the fantasy drama "Beasts of the Southern Wild." She talks about the film, saying she would act in movies "over and over again for all my life." (TODAY)

Style editor Bobbie Thomas shows TODAY's Kathie Lee and Hoda some new brush organizers to keep your makeup brushes clean and easy to find. (TODAY)

It took second place at the box office this past weekend, and moviegoers are raving about Ben Affleck's third directorial effort, "Argo," which tells the story of a real-life rescue effort that's almost too daring and risky to believe. (TODAY)

At NBC's Education Nation summit, the challenges facing students and the nation are enormous and threaten the country's ability to remain globally competitive. NBC's Rehema Ellis reports. (Nightly News)

E! News correspondent Jason Kennedy sits down with Kathie Lee and Hoda to chat about the Emmy Awards fashion and host Jimmy Kimmel's viral prank on viewers. (TODAY)

From Charlie Sheen's new show to Alec Baldwin's new bride, Chuck Nice and Alicia Quarles run down all of the week's celebrity news and gossip. (TODAY)

From Justin Bieber's wild week to Jessica Simpson's Weight Watcher's deal, comedian Chuck Nice and MSNBC's Courtney Hazlett run down the week's celebrity news and gossip. (TODAY)