By Antracia Moorings

Usher Live: Usher will launch his new album by live streaming his June 11th concert from London. The Grammy award winning artist will perform songs from his seventh album “Looking 4 Myself” at the Hammersmith Apollo. The live

stream will be directed by Hamish Hamilton and shown live around the world on his YouTube /Vevo channel as part of  “American Express Unstaged.” “I am excited to introduce my new album ‘Looking 4 Myself’ with a worldwide performance in such an innovative way,” Ursh stated. “It’s very exciting to interact with my fans from a global stage through ‘American Express Unstaged’s live stream. Be there on June 11.” This will be the ninth installment of the “Unstaged” music series and its first performance in the UK.

Last October, Coldplay kicked off their European tour by streaming a concert live from the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas in Madrid, directed by Anton Corbin and watched by millions around the world. Usher’s concert will be livestreamed at 9:00 p.m. (GMT) on Monday, June 11, at www.youtube.com/UsherVEVO.

All in the Family: Randy Jackson has sold a siblings singing competition show to MTV, reports Deadline. Basing itself off groups with siblings like the Jackson 5, the Beach Boys, Hanson and The Jonas Brothers, the untitled series will feature groups with siblings competing against each other. The Jackson-produced show, which is in early stages of development, is getting ready to start casting and looking for family bands and groups, a source said. The “American Idol” judges’ Dream Merchant 21 Entertainment has partnered on the project with DiGA, the production company of former top MTV executives Tony DiSanto and Liz Gately, which is backed by Ben Silverman’s Electus, according to Deadline. The sibling series expands Jackson’s relationship with MTV, where he executive produces America’s Best Dance Crew, currently in its seventh season.

Briefly: Deion Sanders has been ordered to pay $10,500 per month in child support to his estranged wife Pilar Sanders, and $275,000 to cover her legal fees, reports TMZ. The NFL veteran will not, however, have to pay spousal support. Pilar was also ordered to return six containers of Deion’s property by July 1. Last week, Deion was granted a restraining order against Pilar, which requires her to stay at least 500 yards away from his Dallas mansion ... Michael Jackson’s “Bad” is making a blast from the past 25 years after its original release, along with some never-before-seen concert footage. The “Bad 25” deluxe package will commemorate the King of Pop and will include original music, demos, and songs that didn’t quite make it to the general public. The new songs were recorded in Jackson’s studio while he was making the album, and the package also offers a DVD of Jackson’s performance for Britain’s Prince Charles, Lady Diana and 72,000 fans at London’s Wembley Stadium in 1988, say reports.

Finally: Terrence Howard’s former manager is claiming that Howard owes her major money in unpaid commissions. Victoria Fredrick filed a lawsuit against the actor last year that states he owes her more than $130,000 for his role in “Winnie” and “Fightin.” He earned a combined $2.75 million. She also claims he owes her residuals for some of his title movies, including “Hustle and Flow,” “Get Rich or Die Tryin,” and “Iron Man,” along with several other movies that haven’t been made yet. But Howard quickly shot back at the woman, saying she was never a manager in that sense. She was simply a personal assistant who answered phones for him and ran personal errands as well. The case was dismissed after they settled for an undisclosed amount