The singer has gained a reputation for focusing her lyrics on break ups, but speaking to Vogue, she has admitted that she is looking to veer away from the subject.

Adele, who graces the cover of the magazine, said that she is "done being a bitter witch" as she looks to build on the success of her acclaimed '21'.

She added that she will "never write a breakup record again".

However, break up lyrics or not, her music has certainly captured the hearts and minds of the the world. Last night (February 12) the vocal powerhouse won all six categories that she was nominated for at the Grammy Awards, and performed for the first time since vocal surgery.

Tulisa took to Twitter yesterday (February 12) to spread her thoughts, claiming that she is too "masculine" for her own good.

She tweeted: "I'm way 2 masculine 4 my own good, life would b so much easier if I was born a lesbian...#complicated."

She later tried to clarify her remarks somewhat, tweeting: "When I say this I am not implying all lesbians r butch Im sayin if I was Id b butch..n go 4 a feminine bird."

The news follows a flirty tweet exchange between Tulisa and Jessie J, who were speaking about a picture of Tulisa wearing a dress.

Jessie J concluded: "lmao!!! The dark side yeaaaaahhh TULISA!!!! PS. That dress your wearing would look great on my hotel floor ;"

Speaking to Absolute Radio, O'Connor aired her views on shows like the X Factor, branding them as overly concerned with "material success". She said:

Well sadly that's the way the world is, that we're all brought up to believe material success and everything is where it's at, and the music business has gone that way, hasn't it? With all these shows, 'Pop Idol' and blah, blah. The entertainment is fantastic, but often those shows, they give this kind of thing, it's like this worship of fame, that people just want to be famous, do you know what I mean?"

However, O'Connor said she would consider becoming a judge on the shows if she was asked. She added:

"Yeah I'd consider it and I'm always amused when I watch those shows, because I think to myself 'Those poor young people on stage at those shows, like 'Pop Idol' or 'X Factor', really they want to enter into a particular world', but when they look from the stage down to the panel they should see that this is a world you don't want to enter because you're going to end up like these guys. It becomes like therapy for the panel, they're all crying over their mothers and this, that and the other, and having emotional breakdowns and arguments and beating each other up, and it's all about these famous people who have achieved what these young people are setting out to achieve. Now look at these people, get out!"

Legendary Welsh crooner Jones recorded the theme for Thunderball way back in 1965, but he reckons now is the time for Adele to put her mark on the famous Bond franchise.

Skyfall, the next Bond film, is due out later this year and although Jones knows the megastar doesn't need to do it, he reckons she would be a perfect fit. The Sun quotes him as saying:

"I was 22 when I did the Thunderball song and it changed my career and was a huge honour. Not that she needs it but Adele would be the perfect choice for doing Skyfall."

As previously reported, Adele reigned supreme last night (February 12) at the Grammy Awards, winning a total of six gongs.

The BBC reports that John Hagenstede, a sound man for the TV talent show, was with the crew in Edinburgh when his girlfriend went into labour back in Surrey.

However, as it was late evening and transport was at a premium, Cowell offered to give him a ride in his private jet back to Luton, alongside judges David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.

Cowell even arranged for a car to pick Hagenstede up from the airport - in time to see the birth of his new son, Jude Berkeley Hagenstede. Speaking about the events, Hagenstede said:

"Simon, David and Alesha were so brilliant. They knew how important it was to me and not only did they let me share their private jet, they also gave me drinks on the flight, relaxed me and were generally lovely and supportive."

The track, which features on the repacked version of her 'Teenage Dream' album known as 'Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection', is currently only available to purchase in the U.S., but Perry has unveiled an official lyric video for fans around the world. 

Capital FM will premiere the song later today, February 13, and it's a gutsy offering with a driving club beat and provocative lyrics such as:

"This is the part of me that you're never gonna ever take away from me/Throw your sticks and your stones/throw your bombs and your blows/but you're not gonna take my soul."

"So you can keep the diamond ring/it don't mean nothing anyway/in fact you can keep everything except from me."

She performed the single at the 2012 GRAMMY Awards last night (February 12) and 'Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection' is set to be released internationally on March 26. Watch the official lyric video for 'Part Of Me' below:

The 'Rolling In The Deep' hitmaker took home an impressive 6 titles, including Short Form Music Video and Pop Vocal Album, stadium rock heroes Foo Fighters received 4 trophies and 23-year-old dubstep producer Skrillex picked up 3 GRAMMYs at the pre-telecast ceremony. 

Bon Iver, Taylor Swift and country-pop trio Lady Antebellum were among the other successful nominees.

The full list of major winners from the event is as follows:

Best Pop Solo Performance: “Someone Like You” – Adele
Song Of The Year: “Rolling In The Deep” – Adele
Record Of The Year: “Rolling In The Deep” – Adele
Album Of The Year: 21 – Adele
Best Pop Vocal Album: 21 – Adele
Best Short Form Music Video: “Rolling In The Deep” – Adele
New Artist: Bon Iver
Best Long Form Music Video: "Foo Fighters: Back and Forth", Foo Fighters
Pop Performance by a Duo or Group: "Body and Soul," Tony Bennett & Amy Winehouse
Alternative Album: "Bon Iver," Bon Iver
Rock Song: "Walk," Foo Fighters

Rock Album: "Wasting Light," Foo Fighters
Rock Performance: "Walk," Foo Fighters
Hard Rock/Metal Performance: "White Limo," Foo Fighters
R&B Album: "F.A.M.E.," Chris Brown
R&B Song: "Fool For You," Cee Lo Green, Melanie Hallim & Jack Splash
R&B Performance: "Is This Love," Corrine Bailey Rae
Traditional R&B Vocal Performance: "Fool For You," Cee Lo Green & Melanie Fiona
Rap Album: "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy," Kanye West
Rap Performance: "Otis," Jay-Z and Kanye West
Rap Song: "All of the Lights," Jeff Bhasker, Stacy Ferguson, Malik Jones, Warren Trotter & Kanye West
Rap/Sung Collaboration: "All of the Lights," Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi & Fergie
Dance Recording: "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites," Skrillex
Dance/Electronica Album: "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites," Skrillex
Country Solo Performance: "Mean," Taylor Swift
Country Album: "Own the Night," Lady Antebellum
Country Song: "Mean," Taylor Swift 
Producer of the Year, Non-Classical: Paul Epworth
Remixed Recording, Non-Classical: "Cinema (Skrillex remix)," Sonny Moore
Historical Album: "Band on the Run (Paul McCartney Archive Collection - Deluxe Edition)," Paul McCartney 

Watch Adele's GRAMMY acceptance speech for Best Pop Solo Performance below:

The 'I Will Always Love You' icon was pronounced dead on Saturday and Ed Winter, the deputy coroner, has now explained the circumstance under which she was discovered, but added that there was "no foul play" involved:

"I know there were reports of did she drown or was it an overdose? But I will not be commenting on that."

He also revealed that a post-mortem examination has now been carried out on the body although the results won't be released to the public until toxicology tests have been processed, which could take up to eight weeks. 

Although the presentation happened at the pre-telecast ceremony (February 12), the organisation's official Twitter account posted a message to followers that explained how Winehouse's parents collected the award on her behalf. 

Winehouse and Bennett were named as the winners of the Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group category and the 'Back To Black' singer's mother and father took the stage to pick up the prize and talked briefly about her success: "we shouldn't be here. Our darling daughter should be here."

Referring to the recent passing of both Whitney Houston and Etta James, Mitch Winehouse added: "What can I say? There's a beautiful girl band up in heaven."

News broke on February 11 that the 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' hitmaker had died and Recording Academy president Neil Portnow announced that a "respectful" segment would be dedicated to her life and career at the ceremony. 

Hudson belted out a phenomenal rendition of the star's iconic hit 'I Will Always Love You' and stayed true to both her own style and the original song, which was met with rousing applause as the stage was illuminated with snapshots of Houston's journey. 

The 'Set Fire To The Rain' superstar credited her win for Album of the Year to a "rubbish relationship" and also picked up trophies for Best Pop Solo Performance for 'Someone Like You', Short Form Music Video for 'Rolling In The Deep', Song and Record of the Year for 'Rolling In The Deep', Pop Vocal Album, and Paul Epworth even won Producer of the Year for Adele's fantastic offering, '21'. 

Referring to her emotional hit 'Someone Like You', Adele told the audience "my life changed when I wrote this song, before anyone even heard it. Since this is a vocal award, I want to thank my doctors, they brought my voice back."

She also took the stage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to perform for the first time in months and showed the world that resting her voice has done nothing but wonders for its tone. 

Watch her stunning rendition of 'Rolling In The Deep' from last night's (February 12) ceremony below:

The talented young producer has been nominated for an impressive 5 titles and at the time of writing has scooped the Best Remixed Recording (Non-Classical) prize for his reworked version of Benny Benassi's 'Cinema' along with the Best Dance/Electronica Album trophy for his record 'Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites'.

Tweeting about his success so far this evening, Skrillex told his fans: "Forgot to shout out so many people...I could have spent an hour shouting all my dogs...but BIG shout to @BennyBenassi and@garygo Congrats!!"

"If I can win grammys then that means all you yet to be seen bedroom geniuses will one day TAKEOVER THE WORLD"

Check out his GRAMMY award-winning remix of 'Cinema' below:

The shocking news was broken by TMZ (see photo on the left) and the site explained that Bobbi Kristina was transported from the Beverly Hilton hotel to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles on a stretcher, although there hasn't yet been a confirmation on the situation by any of the family's team. 

18-year-old Bobbi Kristina is currently one of the worldwide Top 10 trending topics on social networking site Twitter as a result of the reports. 

Her mother's untimely death was only announced late last night, February 11, and there are still very few details available to the public. Pressparty will bring you more official updates as they come in. 

Radio 1's Reggie Yates congratulated him live on air and he was audibly impressed by the fantastic news, and said: "Oh wow! Good time to be in the country! I'm actually just out with my bandmates in London doing some record shopping."

When asked about the impact the song has had on the British public, he added: "It's kind of... it continues to confound my expectations. It feels a bit unreal! I'm completely confident that whatever I put out next off this record won't be as big as this song!"

"This song is, for whatever reason, the one that stands head and shoulders above on this record." 

David Guetta's 'Titanium' is now at No.2 and Will.i.am's 'T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever)' has debuted respectably at No.3. Madonna's 'Give Me All Your Luvin'' has entered at No.37 despite her high profile performance of the song at the 2012 Super Bowl. 

The rising star has enjoyed incredible sales with this new offering and is still in the lead despite tough competition from Sir Paul McCartney, whose 'Kisses On The Bottom' has entered at No.3, and Maverick Sabre who shot in at No.2 today (February 12). 

Van Halen's 'A Different Kind Of Truth' is at No.6, Coldplay's 'Mylo Xyloto' has dropped 4 places to No.9 and Rebecca Ferguson's first record 'Heaven' has climbed an impressive 12 positions to No.16. Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way' has fallen 6 places to No.29 and Young Guns have secured themselves a No.19 chart spot with 'Bones'.