The Boss — That’s Bruce Springsteen, for those not in-the-know… — made a mayjah announcement on his website last night: The “Dancing in the Dark” hitmaker is packing up his E Street Band and hitting the road on an international tour that’s expected to crisscross the globe in 2012. The tour will be the band’s first in three years, and the first since the death of their beloved sax player, Clarence Clemons, who passed away after suffering a stroke at his Florida home in June.

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Clarence Clemons — the legendary saxophonist who has lent his skills to hits like “Rosalita” and “Born to Run” as part of Bruce Springsteen’s E. Street Band — is “seriously ill” after suffering a stroke at his Florida home over the weekend.

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Willow Smith (That’s Ms. Swaggerlicious Stylista-in-Training to you. Please address her as such!) solidified her place as the latest addition to the Young Hollywood elite with the premiere of her infectious debut single, “Whip My Hair” earlier this fall. But nothing screams “You’ve Arrived!” like having your song covered by The Boss and Neil Young (even if it’s only Jimmy Fallon in costume as Neil Young) on late-night TV.

Awesomeness is abound as Bruce Springsteen turned in a live performance of Willow’s hit on NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday!

In case you missed it, here’s the original:

The voices of McKinley High’s New Directions could soon find themselves belting out “Dancing In The Dark” and boogeying to “Born In the USA,” if a Glee insider is to be believed.

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Say it ain’t so, Boss! A New Jersey man says his marriage was derailed due to an inapproriate relationship between his wife and proud Garden State native son Bruce Springsteen.

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