The trailer also features two songs by Rihanna. The first is her 2007 hit “Don’t Stop the Music,” and the other is a tease of ...

We may not be getting a whole new Rihanna album soon, but the pop star-turned-beauty mogul will be giving us a new film and some new music when she stars as Smurfette in the new Smurfs movie ...

“Saturday Night Live” was built with a cast of young no-names performing countercultural comedy. Fifty years later, it is firmly part of the culture, dictating mainstream comedy instead of throwing ...

In addition to voicing Smurfette, Rihanna serves as a producer and songwriter for the movie. The Grammy-winning artist introduced the trailer herself, joking that she originally aimed for the role ...

The trailer also includes some of a Rihanna cover of Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is A Place On Earth.” The movie hits theaters on July 18, so the soundtrack will presumably also be released ...

A trailer for the new Smurfs movie has dropped ... theme song and the early Rihanna hit song ‘Don’t Stop The Music’, before transitioning into a Rihanna cover of the 1987 pop classic ...

In the movie's trailer, Rihanna can be heard singing her hit song "Please Don't Stop The Music" and a cover of Belinda Carlile's "Heaven Is A Place on Earth." You can check out the full trailer below.

Rihanna fans are buzzing with excitement after the singer unveiled the first trailer for the upcoming Smurfs movie, which features ... a glimpse of Rihanna’s cover of Belinda Carlisle’s ...

Rihanna is heading to Smurf Village with her role, and she’s making sure the movie's soundtrack is just right.

Miller helmed the new movie from a script by Pam Brady. Producers include Rihanna, Jay Brown, Ty Ty Smith and Ryan Harris. The day before the Smurfs trailer debuted, Rihanna shared a teaser to her ...

Rihanna is making a big screen comeback — and releasing new music for it, too! The singer-actress is the voice behind the girly and feisty Smurfette for the upcoming “Smurfs” movie. In the film’s ...

Ha ha ha. But unlike the frankly uncanny Smurfs in the 2011 movies (wherein Katy Perry was Smurfette), the Smurfs themselves look really damn good. In addition to Rihanna as Smurfette, the Smurfs ...