Miguel is stepping up to the plate this Summer, planning to release not just one but three editions of "Art Dealer Chic." "I did a small project called "Art Dealer Chic" last year, at the top of the year. It was a series of three free EPs over the course of three months. We'll being doing that this Summer, releasing new music for the fans online," Miguel confirmed at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday.

"Rock and Roll made me do it." Miguel is laughing off a dramatic collision with two fans, following a miscalculated jump at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards Sunday.

The BET Awards are upon us! Hosted by Chris Tucker, the ceremony is set to go down on June 30 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles

Miguel has eclectic and trendsetting taste when it comes to fashion, making him a great candidate for Vevo's "Stylized." That said, the "Adorn" singer teamed up with Vevo recently, taking cameras shopping with him and his stylist.

The R&B heartthrob, who was selected as one of TIME Magazine's most influential people in the world, has been tapped to perform at the upcoming TIME 100 gala at New York City’s Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Two of music's hottest young talents, Miguel and Kendrick Lamar, team for the remix of "How Many Drinks?" The record is a fan favorite from Miguel's sophomore album, Kaleidoscope Dream.

"Adorn" singer Miguel has reacted to the senseless attack at the Boston Marathon Monday. While appearing on BET's 106 & Park, the talented artist said the entire situation is "really unfortunate," especially for those affected and the charitable organizations that often benefit from events like the marathon.

Is Miguel producing and writing for Kelly Clarkson's forthcoming album? The short answer is that he would really like to work with the "American Idol" winner, following their chance meet up at the Grammy Awards.

The R&B rebel is working on keeping the momentum going into the summer, as he has revealed plans to release a new set of EP's with parallel approach like 2012's 'Art Dealer Chic.'

Grammy Award winner Miguel is tired of hearing superficial music. Addressing recording artists chasing after commericial success instead of delivering unique material, Miguel says the sound he tries to achieve is "personal."