Last night, the 2012 Billboard Music Awards have brought together an array of music stars to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Among the stage highlights was undoubtedly the Whitney Houston tribute performance that saw John Legend channeling “The Greatest Love Of All” and Jordin Sparks reciting “I Will Always Love You.” After the set, Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina accepted the Millennium Award on her mother’s behalf. Other stage sets encompassed choreography-heavy live shows by Usher and Chris Brown.

Adele has been crowned the big winner of last night taking home an impressive amount of twelve awards which included the Top Artist, Top Billboard 200 Album and Top Pop Artist awards. The songstress is followed by LMFAO withe six awards, and Lil Wayne and Coldplay following with four award wins.See the full winner's list below.

Update: Goodie Mob's soulful tribute to the Beastie Boys has been added.

Goodie Mob’s Beastie Boys Tribute At Billboard Music Awards

Whitney Houston Tribute

Usher - Scream (Live at 2012 Billboard Music Awards)

Chris Brown - Turn Up The Music (Live At 2012 Billboard Music Awards)

ARTIST AWARDS

Top Artist - Adele
Top New Artist - Wiz Khalifa
Top Male Artist - Lil Wayne
Top Female Artist - Adele
Top Duo/Group - LMFAO
Top Billboard 200 Artist - Adele
Top Hot 100 Artist - Adele
Top Digital Songs Artist - Adele
Top Radio Songs Artist - Adele
Top Touring Artist - U2
Top Social Artist - Justin Bieber
Top Streaming Artist - Rihanna
Top Digital Media Artist - Adele
Top Pop Artist - Adele
Top R&B Artist - Chris Brown
Top Rap Artist - Lil Wayne
Top Country Artist - Lady Antebellum
Top Rock Artist - Coldplay
Top Alternative Artist - Coldplay
Top Latin Artist - Shakira
Top Dance Artist - Lady Gaga
Top Christian Artist - Casting Crowns

ALBUMS AWARDS

Top Billboard 200 Album - Adele “21″
Top Pop Album - Adele “21″
Top R&B Album - Beyonce “4″
Top Rap Album - Lil Wayne “Tha Carter IV”
Top Country Album - Jason Aldean “My Kinda Party”
Top Rock Album - Coldplay “Mylo Xyloto”
Top Alternative Album - Coldplay “Mylo Xyloto”
Top Latin Album - Romeo Santos “Formula: Vol. 1″
Top Dance Album - Lady Gaga “Born This Way”
Top Christian Album - Casting Crowns “Come To The Well”

SONG AWARDS

Top Hot 100 Song - LMFAO Feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem”
Top Digital Song - LMFAO Feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem”
Top Radio Song - Pitbull Feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer “Give Me Everything”
Top Streaming Song (Audio) - Adele “Rolling in the Deep”
Top Streaming Song (Video) - Nicki Minaj “Super Bass”
Top Pop Song LMFAO Feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem”
Top R&B Song - Kelly Rowland Feat. Lil Wayne “Motivation”
Top Rap Song - LMFAO Feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem”
Top Country Song - Jason Aldean “Dirt Road Anthem”
Top Rock Song - Foster The People “Pumped Up Kicks”
Top Alternative Song - Adele “Rolling In The Deep”
Top Latin Song - Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro”
Top Dance Song - LMFAO Feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem”
Top Christian Song - Laura Story “Blessings”

Rick Ross's much-anticipated album God Forgives I Don't is due out on July 31 as the Boss drops off the project's initial track "Touch'N You." The single notes sultry assistance from crooner Usher, of course adding for a more soulful offering. Rozay can still hold his own on a slow jam, which he's proven in the past. So check out the collaborative cut below, and let us know what you think. Stay tuned for more from God Forgives I Don't.

Celebrating the 100th SNL Digital Short was not the only musical highlight during last night's airing of Saturday Night Live. Introduced by Will Ferrell. Usher took over the performing duties and turned in an impressive live performance of his latest hit singles "Scream" and "Climax" off of his upcoming Looking For Myself album, which is due June 12.

Usher promotional machine is kicking into gear with the imminent release of his seventh studio album Looking 4 Myself set to hit the shelves on June 12. In what has become a tradition for major artists in the U.S., the R&B singer is set to appear on comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live this weekend. Host television channel NBC has released a promotional trailer featuring the Atlanta native alongside comedian Will Ferrell, who get involved in a brief exchange while plugging the show. Expect to see several live renditions of tracks from his LP on the show.

Hitting appropriated newsstands today, we get a look at a rejuvenated Usher covering the latest issue of Billboard Magazine. The feature comes in appropriated fashion as the R&B juggernaut will be performing at the Billboard Music Awards on May 20. In addition, we can also look out for his anticipated album Looking 4 Myself, slated to become available on June 12. How relevant has Usher become once again?

On the heels of his latest single, Usher unveiled the official artwork and track listing of his upcoming new album Looking 4 Myself, which hits shelves June 12. The piece will be available as a standard edition with 14 cuts whereas the deluxe version boasts four more songs for your listening pleasure.

Usher – Looking 4 Myself (Track List)

Can’t Stop Won’t Stop
Scream
Climax
I Care For U
Show Me
Lemme See (feat. Rick Ross)
Twisted (feat. Pharrell)
Dive
What Happened To U
Looking 4 Myself (feat. Luke Steele)
Numb
Lessons For The Lover
Sins Of My Father
Euphoria

DELUXE EDITION:
I.F.U.
Say The Words
2nd Round
Hot Thing

Usher takes it yet again to his SoundCloud page today and presents the third audio impression from his upcoming long-player, Looking For Myself. This time around, Mr. Raymond teams up with Ricky Rozay for the hypnotic tune “Lemme See.” The Jim Jonsin-produced track will arrives digitally on May 8 while Looking For Myself is slated to follow on June 12 via RCA Records.

Following on from the highly-charged Diplo-produced track “Climax,” Usher delves into the vault of his upcoming LP Looking For Myself to present “Scream.” The pacier, more club-friendly production is sure to be a prominent mainstay on mainstream airwaves this summer. Listen in on the track below and let us know how you feel on Usher’s change of tempo with “Scream.” Looking For Myself is penned in for a June 12 release and look forward to more features and production credits from the likes of Pharrell Williams, Empire of she Sun, Shellback, Swedish House Mafia and Danja.

Diplo offers up another rework of the increasingly popular “Climax” track he produced for Usher. In the highly descriptive “Diplo Bouncier Climactic Remix," the cut receives a drop with a more dubstep feel to it, clearly to resonate within the dance floor environment. Diplo is currently in the midst of a European tour under the guise of Major Lazer, and expect an LP from that project in the coming months.

Sure it's yet another remix to Usher's well-received "Climax" single, but the difference here is that the original producer himself was present in the studio, aiding Flosstradamus in the reworking. That's right — Diplo and the Chicago production duo have joined forces to award the somewhat slower single with more of a club-friendly feel. Stream it below, and just wait for DJs to take note.