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Usher, Shakira, Keys to perform

NEW YORK — No Valentine’s Day date this year? How about spending the evening with Usher, Alicia Keys and Shakira?
The Grammy winners are all set to perform dur- ing the NBA All-Star game Feb. 14. The game will air live at 7 p.m. on TNT. Sha- kira will perform two songs from her latest CD, “She Wolf ”; Keys will perform new and old hits. The divas will go on during the half- time show.
Usher will sing a new song, the dance jam “More,” during the introductions of the NBA all-stars.

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