Daniel Powter's Bad Day has beaten out You're Beautiful by James Blunt to claim the top spot on a new one-hit wonders poll.

Star slime fest is back! Justin Timberlake hosts this year's Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards 20th Anniversary celebration, airing live March 31, from UCLA's Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles. Kids will be able to vote in advance in a total of 16 categories. Surprise awards also will be announced during the show.

Holly Brook -- whose track with Fort Minor, "Where'd You Go," won this year's MTV Video Music Award for Best Ring Tone -- will hit the road with singer-songwriter Teddy Geiger to perform material from her solo debut "Like Blood, Like Honey." Alexa Ray Joel will also join the tour, which kicks off in Portland, OR, at The Aladdin Theatre.

Nelly Furtado remains the queen of summer 2006 in America after scoring a fourth week on top of the Billboard pop charts. The Canadian singer/songwriter's catchy hip-hop anthem “Promiscuous” has kept Gnarls Barkley's megahit “Crazy” off the top of the charts for a second week. That tune stands firm at number two.

Daniel Powter's “Bad Day” hit has become the best-selling digital song ever thanks to U.S. fans. The 2005 international hit became a smash all over again earlier this year in America when it was used as a weekly theme on hit reality TV show American Idol.

What do Daniel Powter, Rihanna, Chamillionaire, Keith Urban and The All-American Rejects all have in common? They're all featured on the latest top hits compilation, "NOW That's What I Call Music: Volume 22!"

You may have heard Holly Brook's sweet, milky voice on her duet with Fort Minor, "Where'd You Go?" (get the ringtone here) The track has been scorching hot this summer on television and radio stations nationwide. Now catch Holly live when she opens for Daniel Powter in support of her debut record, "Like Blood, Like Honey" starting July 17th in Philadelphia.

Soulful pop singer Daniel Powter will set out on his first-ever American tour this summer in support of his internationally best-selling self titled debut album. The 12-date mini-tour, which starts July 17th in Philadelphia and culminates August 4th and 5th in Los Angeles, will stop at theaters across the country and allow fans to hear Powter up close and personal in intimate settings. A larger-scale fall tour is currently being planned.

Rapper Chamillionaire has ended Rihanna's three-week run at the top of the U.S. singles chart after creeping into the top spot with "Ridin.'" The rap star's collaboration with Krayzie Bone jumps up two spots on the new Billboard Hot 100 chart to take over the number-one spot.