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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - This year will look a lot like 2012 at the box office, with "The Hunger Games" and Hobbits at the top of cinemagoers must-see lists, according to a survey by ticket-seller Fandango released on Thursday. The second installment in "The Hunger Games" trilogy, "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," which is set for a November release, topped the list as 2013's most-anticipated blockbuster. The first film in the life-or-death thriller series starring Jennifer Lawrence, raked in some $687 million at the worldwide box office in 2012. ...

'I'm not representing anyone but myself,' Shae tells MTV News after a senator's call to cancel the new MTV series, premiering tonight at 10 p.m.
By Christina Garibaldi, with reporting by Matt Harper
Shain and Shae from "Buckwild"
Photo: MTV News Now that "Jersey Shore" has come to an end after six seasons, many fans are looking for a new hit series to fill that Thursday (a.k.a. "Jerzday") time slot. Well, lucky for those viewers, MTV's brand-new series "Buckwild" will be filling that spot. The new series, which debuts tonight (January 3) at 10 p.m., follows the lives of nine West Virginia twentysomethings as the engage in fights, four-wheeling and dump-trunk pool parties. Even though we're trading "GTL" for "mudding," "Buckwild" is similar to "Jersey Shore" in its jaw-dropping moments, including catfights with a neighbor and rolling down hills in truck tires. And that's not the only thing the two shows have in common: "Buckwild" has also created some political controversy. Last month, West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin demanded that MTV cancel the series, saying the show is a "travesty" and that it "plays to ugly, inaccurate stereotypes about the people of West Virginia." MTV News recently sat down with two of the stars of "Buckwild," Shae and Shain, who believe Senator Manchin was out of line in his comments. "All them old people in West Virginia cannot go back and say that they did not do all that stupid stuff, because if they did, they're lying," Shain, a.k.a "Gandee Candy," said. "I mean, they all had trucks, and they's all being goofy, making our own stunts ... just ours was caught on film." Shae, who is known as the Southern belle of the show, added, "I'm not representing anyone but myself. Like even my best friends on the show, if they do something to embarrass themselves, I don't feel like they represent me. ... I definitely can't represent the entire state of West Virginia. That's just stereotypical and just ... it doesn't make sense." Back in 2011, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who felt "Jersey Shore" portrayed his state in a negative light, pulled $420,000 in tax credits away from the show, even though local officials of Seaside Heights claimed there was a boost in economic activity. Seems like we will have to tune in to see how "Buckwild" impacts the town of Sissonville, West Virginia. Following tonight's premiere, MTV will air back-to-back half-hour episodes of the series each Thursday at 10 p.m. Don't miss the premiere of "Buckwild" tonight (January 3) at 10 p.m. ET on MTV. For more on "Buckwild," visit MTV's Remote Control blog. Related Videos BUCKWILD | Sneak Peeks

New albums from Arcade Fire, My Chemical Romance also have us anxiously awaiting the next 12 months.
By James Montgomery
Paramore and The Black Keys
Photo: Warner Music Group At the beginning of 2012, could anyone have predicted that the year's biggest rock breakout would be Fun., a band with just a single album (and a couple of tours) to their credit? Probably not ... which is why making predictions about just what will hit over the next 12 months is an inexact science at best. So rather than waste time attempting to forecast 2013, today we're going to highlight some of the rock albums we're most excited about this year: Big returns from established acts that, regardless of whether or not they actually sell, certainly have us waiting with bated breath. Some already have release dates attached, most are merely works in progress, but all will definitely help make the next year a memorable one. Here are our picks for the Most Anticipated Rock Albums of 2013. Arcade Fire
They're reportedly working "full time" on the follow-up to the Grammy winning The Suburbs, and recently unveiled a new song, "Crucified Again." And as if anticipation wasn't already running high, this month came news that Arcade Fire are teaming with former LCD Soundsystem mastermind James Murphy on a handful of songs. The album's reportedly due by the end of the year. Atoms For Peace
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke's super side project (it features Flea, Nigel Godrich, Joey Waronker and Mauro Refosco) will drop their debut disc, Amok, on February 25, and, in anticipation, they've already begun transforming Los Angeles into a post-apocalyptic wasteland. If songs like "Default" and "What The Eyeballs Did" are proof, a claustrophobic good time will be had by all. The Black Keys
The follow-up to their Grammy-nominated El Camino "is definitely happening" in 2013, and the Keys will begin recording in January, with plans of having the album done by spring. One question: Will Derrick T. Tuggle make an appearance this time?
Kings of Leon
The Followill clan has been busy getting married, having babies and launching side projects since the release of Come Around Sundown, but that hasn't stopped them from alsobeginning work on the next Kings album, which might see the light of day in 2013. My Chemical Romance
They've already begun releasing songs from the so-called Conventional Weapons series — aka the album they scrapped before recording 2010's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys — and guitarist Frank Iero previously said MCR had already begun work on a conventional follow up, writing and recording in the studio they built in Los Angeles. What will be the concept this time? We'll just have to wait and see. Nine Inch Nails
After waving goodbye in 2009, Trent Reznor turned his attention to scoring films, even winning an Oscar for his work on "The Social Network," and making music with his wife in How to Destroy Angels. And, because of all that, most thought NIN was gone forever ... but, in recent months, we've learned otherwise, as Reznor told Rolling Stone that there was new Nails music "in the works," and the band might be hitting the road once again. Will we see new material next year? Paramore
After surviving two years of turmoil and turnover, Paramore will return on April 9 with their self-titled fourth album, and, from the sound of things, they've got something to prove: "Making this album was a rediscovering of ourselves," they recently wrote. "It was a process that allowed us to liberate ourselves as musicians, singers, and people." The liberation begins with first single "Now," which heads to radio this month. Pearl Jam
They recharged with 2009's Backspacer and have reportedly been working on the follow up since April of 2011, when bassist Jeff Ament told Billboard that PJ were recording "a whole bunch of demos" which netted 25 songs. Of course, since then, they also paused to look back, commemorating their 20th anniversary. So will 2013 see them kick off their third decade with a new album? We hope so. Queens of the Stone Age
It's been five years since the last Queens album, and it seems like they're making up for lost time with their latest, reportedly due this summer. They're once again recruited Dave Grohl to play drums on the disc, and frontman Josh Homme has reportedly buried the hatchet with former bassist Nick Oliveri, who's contributing vocals. Yeah Yeah Yeahs
We just found out that the YYYs will be releasing the follow-up to 2009's It's Blitz! in the spring, though we're not quite sure what they mean by "DNA upgrades" and "Spontaneous evolution." Only time will tell, though we're totally glad to have the Yeah Yeah Yeahs back in our lives. What rock album tops your most-anticipated list? Let us know in the comments below.

'Let Me Love You' singer opens up to MTV News about his plans for the coming year.
By Jocelyn Vena
Ne-Yo
Photo: MTV News Ne-Yo had a pretty sweet 2012. He once again got the world dancing, with "Let Me Love You," and the hitmaker knew that in order to close out another successful year, he had to go hard. You see, he's quite superstitious about his New Year's plans. "This is, like, kicking off the new year, and I firmly believe the way that you start the year is the way you end the year," he told MTV News, who caught up with the singer/songwriter after he took the stage for "MTV's Club NYE 2013." He explained why MTV was the only place to be Monday night, where he was joined by Rita Ora, Ke$ha, Snooki, JWoww and more. "If you start the year on a high note, you end the year on a high note." With that being said, Ne-Yo felt a lot of love in the room as he played his dance-floor anthem for the last time in 2012 and looked ahead to 2013. "Jersey Shore" stars share their New Year's resolutions! "The energy from the crowd, the energy from the dancers, this is like one of the last shows of the year. We've been going hard all year, so that was definitely one of those 'We got to go out with a bang,' " he explained, before further reiterating his year-end motto. "We got to bring the new year in with a bang, so that's exactly what happened." In case you're wondering, Ne-Yo really, really enjoyed himself. "I had a ball," he said. "I hope everybody else had as much fun as I did." Post-performance with the main show's cameras rolling, the hitmaker broke down what he's looking forward to in the coming 12 months. "You know what? R&B music. Y'all remember slow jams? I want R&B to make a comeback in 2013, and I'm gonna try and have something to do with that," he told "Club NYE" co-host Snooki after he stepped off the stage. What did you think of Ne-Yo's performance? Let us know in the comments! Related Videos New Year's Eve Performances 2013