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Neyo to work with Michael on new album

Neyo has been rumored to be working with Michael Jackson on his eagerly awaited new album, here's what the young star had to say on what it was like working with the King Of Pop:

"Uh, nothing that would get me in trouble. He was very adamant about nobody knowing what's going on. No explanations, not even song titles. But we are working together and it's coming along nicely. He's being very selective."

On what it was like to get the call from the King of Pop:

"I thought they were kidding! I didn't believe it. I don't really do the starstruck thing, but when I met him and stood in front of the man, I was shaking like a leaf."

Beat It video premiere

The Fall Out Boy's new video of their Michael Jackson cover "Beat It," pays homage to pop star Jackson. The full-length video will premiere on MTV.com at midnight on Monday and will also air on Tuesday's TRL.

According to bassist Pete Wentz, their new video isn't a tribute to one specific Michael Jackson song, but instead the video gives between 25 and 50 nods to Jackson.

Wentz said some of the tributes are obvious such as moon-walking and one-gloved dancers.

Wentz told People.com that in order to get the full "Michael Jackson" effect, the video needs to be paused and watched frame-by-frame to figure it out.

There are also celebrity cameos in the video, including Tony Hale from "Arrested Development" who appears as a karate sensei.

The song appears on a CD packaged with the band's new DVD, "Live in Phoenix."