Last week, a three-year-old girl named Cody became Internet famous for crying her eyes out over Justin Bieber. (The reasons were numerous, from "I love him," to "I don't get to see him all day," to " I want him to be one of my family.")

Lil Wayne didn't go to prison yesterday due to a courthouse fire, but that didn't stop the rapper from "Goin' In" during Young Jeezy's set at Jay-Z's "Blueprint 3" tour stop in New York last night (March 2). According to MTV, his sentencing has been rescheduled for Monday (Mar. 8).

"I'm gonna go into some real shit for y'all right here," Jay-Z warned before Jeezy came up out the ground by way of a mechanical lift about 45 minutes after Jay's set started. After performing their collabo, "Real As It Gets," Jay-Z exited the stage for Jeezy's solo performance, which turned out not to be so "solo" after all. After spitting a few verses, including the one from Shawty Lo's "Dey Know," Jeezy gave a "shout out to my homie Lil Wayne -- hold your head up." He then said he wanted to bring someone out to dedicate a record to him, which was when Nicki Minaj, sporting gold tights, a fitted black blazer and her staple black and pink wig entered the stage, performing her verse from "Bedrock." "Where's my bad bitches at?" Nicki asked the crowd.

Billboard's Ann Donahue breaks down every live performance of "American Idol" Season 9, from the top 24 contestants to the last one standing.



Ryan Seacrest begins the evening on a weird note, mentioning Crystal Bowersox's inability to sing as a result of "doctor's orders." Some folks on Twitter were speculating this was a result of her diabetes, but Ryan doesn't give any details. I get it - she's on "AI," but she's still a private citizen...at least for another few weeks. The gents fill in as a result - and here's hoping they outdo their sorry outing from last week.