The Day in Pop Digest for 4/25/11: (Jam!) Lady Gaga can be seen breaking down in tears as she admits to feeling like a "loser kid" in an emotional clip from an upcoming concert documentary. The singer weeps openly as she talks about her insecurities while gazing into a mirror in her dressing room at New York's Madison Square Garden. more
(Billboard) Britney Spears has called an impressive pop music summit by inviting Ke$ha and Nicki Minaj onto a remix of her latest "Femme Fatale" single, "Till the World Ends." The track leaked online late Friday (Apr. 22). Listen here(BBC) Lindsay Lohan is sentenced to 120 days in jail for violating probation on a 2007 drink-driving conviction more
(Jam!) A Lady Gaga concert in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday was marred by drama as an audience member suffered a cardiac arrest during the show. more
(Billboard) After originally pegging "Tha Carter IV" with a May 16 release, Lil Wayne will release his next album on June 21, according to Young Money president Mack Maine more
(NME) Mel Gibson has said he doesn't care if he never acts again - although he is planning to work with Braveheart screenwriter Randall Wallace again. more
(AP) Miley Cyrus has royal wedding fever and says she'd love to be a flower girl because she knows their dresses will be amazing. more
(Antiquiet) Listen To Beastie Boys' Entire New Album: 'Hot Sauce Committee Part Two' The Beastie Boys played their entire new album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two at MSG for fans this morning. Watch/listen here
(Billboard) LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian tied the knot at an intimate wedding ceremony on Friday more
(BBC) The first episode in the new series of Doctor Who was watched by an average audience of 6.5 million viewers, according to overnight viewing figures more
(BBC) Tracy Chapman's Fast Car is back in the singles chart after featuring on Britain's Got Talent, while as Adele reclaims the UK number one album. more
(Billboard) While performing in New York City on Thursday (April 21), Kid Cudi announced the name of his new record label, "Wicked Awesome Records." more
Robert Kazinsky will no longer appear in The Hobbit after quitting the role of dwarf Fili in the JRR Tolkien adaptation more
