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It's gettin' ugly now that rapper Big Sean and 'Glee' star Naya Rivera have called off their engagement after several months of betrothal. They are officially dunzo.

Big Sean and his fiancee, Naya Rivera, are getting into the holiday spirit. The newly engaged couple unveiled the sexy Christmas card they'll be sending out to loved ones and friends.

After getting engaged earlier this year, Big Sean and Naya Rivera heat up the red carpet in Los Angeles earlier this week for their first appearance since they made the big announcement.

Short hair, don't care! Well, we won't call it "short" hair, as 'Glee' star Naya Rivera did. The singer and actress chopped several inches of length off her gorgeous dark hair. It's a tad shorter, fuller and thicker, with a cascade of waves and sideswept bangs...

Naya Rivera is newly engaged to rapper Big Sean. The 'Glee' actress was spotted out and about at an event last night (Oct. 3) in Los Angeles, flashing the rock that signifies that she is off the market and committed to her man.

Naya Rivera may be smooching Demi Lovato on 'Glee,' but in real life, Rivera and her boyfriend, Big Sean, have affirmed their love by getting engaged!

With a walloping 81.01 percent of the vote, Naya Rivera has done it again. Her opponent, Jhene Aiko, only came away with 18.99 percent. After last week's win, this means that Rivera will be the next artist to enter the R&B Sound Off Hall of Fame if she come out on top in the next round.

Naya Rivera has done it again. Receiving 77.66 percent of the vote, she won this week's R&B Sound Off. Her opponent, The Weeknd, only walked away with 22.34 percent of the vote.

Naya Rivera and Jordin Sparks had a heated battle in last week's R&B Sound Off. However, the 'Glee' star came out victorious with 56.33 percent of the vote while Sparks only received 43.67 percent.

New school wins over the old in last week's R&B Sound Off when Jordin Sparks beat funk, dance veterans Earth, Wind & Fire. Sparks' bubbly 'Skipping a Beat' took 58.6 percent of the votes while Earth, Wind & Fire took 41.4 percent.