Forbes' List of 30 Under 30 - Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, and Jennifer Lawrence on List

Forbes has released its 30 Under 30 for 2014 list, compiling "the brightest stars" under the age of 30 who are "reinventing the world right now." Some popular names included in the list are Jennifer Lawrence, Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber.

By the age of 23, Lawrence has received a Best Actress trophy from the Academy Awards for her

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Will Smith Pays Tribute to James Avery

A week after James Avery's passing, his co-star on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" Will Smith broke silence on Avery's death. The star of "The Pursuit of Happyness" took to Facebook on Sunday, January 5 to pay tribute to Avery and share a photo of him and Avery which was taken the last time they were together.

"Some of my greatest lessons in acting, living and being a respectable human being came through James Avery. Every young man needs an Uncle Phil. Rest in Peace," Smith wrote. In addition to Smith and Avery, other "Fresh Prince" cast members Tatyana Ali, Karyn Parsons and Alfonso Ribeiro make appearance in the snap. "This photo was the last time we were together," Smith wrote. According to Huffington Post, it was taken at a luncheon for Parsons' charity Sweet Blackberry in 2011.

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Jay-Z Invites 12-Year-Old Fan to Rap Onstage During Greensboro Concert (Video)

Jay-Z made a boy's dream come true when he brought his "Magna Carter" tour to Greensboro, North Carolina over the weekend. The rapper invited a 12-year-old boy to come on the stage and let him rap his verses in front of the crowd that packed the stadium.

The lucky kid named Justin got the opportunity after Jay-Z spotted him in the crowd holding up a sign that read, "Can I rap for you?" Jay-Z then asked Justin to join him and handed him the mic. The boy was visibly nervous before he rapped "Clique".

In the middle of the a capella performance, Jay-Z told Justin to skip "the drug dealing part" of the song. "Go back to the numbers," he said. Beyonce Knowles' husband was all smiles as he stood next to the boy.

After finishing his performance and getting a big hug from Jay-Z, Justin asked if he could meet him backstage. The "Holy Grail" hitmaker laughed but he said yes. "Make some noise for Justin one time," he told the crowd after his young admirer left the stage. 

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Mikel The Man For Mourinho

With the transfer window now open, and speculation about possible arrivals and departures at Stamford Bridge ranging from the sublime (Radamel Falcao) to the ridiculous (Mario Balotelli), with the disappointing (Juan Mata) and the repetitive (Wayne Rooney) thrown in for good measure, it's easy to get distracted from the fact that Chelsea have come through a hectic festive fixture schedule unbeaten and relatively unscathed.

Starting with the pre-Christmas 0-0 draw against Arsenal at the Emirates, it was evident that Blues boss Jose Mourinho had gone a long way to remedying the defensive issues which had blighted earlier performances and resulted in an alarming number of goals being conceded against opposition not renowned for rippling the net -- step forward Sunderland and Stoke City.Whilst questions have regularly been asked of Mourinho's back-line -- where only captain John Terry could be regularly absolved of any blame given Branislav Ivanovich's occasional somnambulant moments, Ashley Cole forgetting for a few games he is still the best left-back in the Premier League and David Luiz... well just being David Luiz -- the shortcomings in the defensive midfield area which has been marshalled variously this season by Frank Lampard, Ramires, Michael Essien, John Obi Mikel (with an effective cameo by Luiz thrown in for good measure) appeared to

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This Is What the Pope Just Said About Gay Parents

The News: Well, he's done it again. In a speech to the Catholic Union of Superiors General, Pope Francis discussed the Church's position on the children of gay or divorced parents, warning against "administer[ing] a vaccine against faith to them."

"On an educational level, gay unions raise challenges for us today which for us are sometimes difficult to understand," Francis said in the speech which took place in November, but of which excerpts were just made available to Italian media on Saturday.

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