A long list of powerful individuals in music attended the UJA 2011 Music Visionary of the Year Award Luncheon at The Pierre Hotel yesterday in New York City.

Jay-Z, Diddy, Matthew Knowles, Lyor Cohen, CEO of Warner Music Julie Greenwald, head of Atlantic Kevin Liles, Randy Jackson and many others were on hand to honor EMI Music Publishing's Jon Platt.

If you feel the need to joke about this being a music industry Illuminati meeting of sorts, feel free to leave those thoughts in the comments.

More photos from the invite are on the next pages.

Fans of Nicki Minaj will get a chance to take another look at the Barbie this week when she appears Thursday on MTV's “Randy Jackson Presents America's Best Dance Crew.”

The Young Money mistress will take the stage May 19 at 10 P.M. ET/PT and watch as the final four dance crews compete to her hits.

The groups IaMmE, ICONIc Boyz, Phunk Phenomenon and Street Kingdom will have to in put their own spin on Minaj's “Check It Out,” “Massive Attack,” “Moment 4 Life” (feat.  Drake), “Did It On Em” and “My Chick Bad” (Ludacris feat. Nicki Minaj).

Dubbed the “Season Of Superstars”, season six of “Randy Jackson Presents America's Best Dance Crew” includes episodes themed to a popular celebrity artist.

Hosted by Mario Lopez and shot on location in Los Angeles, dance crews perform for dance supremacy and a $100,000 cash prize.

Nicki pre-recorded her appearance on Thursday's #1 original cable series with ages P12-34 and was seen donning a black wig with thick bangs.

Check out Nicki on ABDC below.

Randy Jackson, brother of Michael was hospitalized Tuesday in Southern California.

Randy Jackson experienced chest pains on Tuesday and was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. He is currently awaiting the outcome of tests according to a source close to the Jackson family that wanted to remain anonymous.

Randy Jackson has been busy in the public as of late.

Randy Jackson was in court with his family on Monday for a hearing in the involuntary manslaughter case of Dr. Conrad Murray who is accused of having a hand in Michael Jackson's death.

Last week, Jackson made an appearance on CNN's Newsroom and he expressed that he thought Murray should be charged with first degree murder. He also named others that he thought were responsible.

Jackson has also been active on Twitter saying that his fans had been a great source of comfort to him.

"At times, I'm sad & broken," he tweeted. "But ur supprt helps 2 encourage me and fuel my motivation 2 continue this fight 4 truth&justice."

Randy made those claims public through his Twitter page telling over 27,000 of his followers,

“Although they have strict rules, I'll do my best to see if fans can visit and pay their respects beyond the gates of Forest Lawn, on the 25th [of June].”

The date would be the one year anniversary of Michael Jackson's death.

Particularly upset about the idea of people gaining access to Forest Lawn cemetery are relatives of other famous celebs buried in the mausoleum, including the grandson of actor Clark Gables.

Clark Gableas III tells TMZ that it “wouldn't be sacred” if they allowed general access to the public.

By contrast however the grandson of author W.C. Fields, Ronald J. Fields, thinks it would be “moving" for the fans.

No word on if Randy or the mausoleum would profit from the event.

Let's hope not…

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