He told newspaper The Mirror during this week's NME awards that he's excited to work on the film as he's never worked on a motion picture score before:

"I'm doing the music for Arthur,"  

"I'm just finishing it. It's my first time doing a film score and it's something I've wanted to do for a really long time."

The film is set to open in the UK on April 22, and you can watch the trailer below:

Speaking exclusively to PopEater, the 'Pocketful Of Sunshine' singer explained how her husband and their bond as a couple just melts problems away:

"I do feel like being married helps me be less stressed. It reminds me what's important in life. That there are other things that are important besides my music,"

"It's good. Matt helps me have a lot more fun, and it's good. There are moments where I get stressed out, and he can just be like, 'You're stressing out, it's okay'. It's great."

"That's probably the best thing about being married."

Bedingfield is currently rehearsing for an exclusive performance at the White House, where she also met the President during the Nobel Peace awards, and tweeted about it yesterday, February 24:

"Been rehearsin all day @ white house. Im singin a Smokey Robinson song with Smokey in audience, also wonderful Stevie Wonder + Barry Gordy."

Watch the behind the scenes footage of her White House rehearsals here:

The 'Teenage Dream' star is known for her love of latex and theatrical clothing, but took things up a notch two nights ago (February 23) with a variety of dazzling costumes.

She wore a pink and white sequinned tiered minidress decorated with life-size cupcakes, a white basque adorned with a red glitter heart and trimmed with a cotton candy-pink tutu and a long, one sleeved dress which she teamed with a sparkly acoustic guitar during her performance. 

Before the gig, Perry tweeted:

"MILANO! TONIGHT... I WHIP MY HAIR BACK N FORTH! WHO'S DOIN IT WITH ME?! #MILANODREAMS" 

Watch her rendition of 'Teenage Dream' live from Milan here:

She appeared on the Gayle King show to talk about her new record, 'Born This Way', and when asked about her horns, cheek accents and most recently her exaggerated shoulders, simply said:

"They've been there this whole time but I waited until I'd put Born This Way out for you to see them."

The 'Poker Face' hit maker also addressed her unique sense of style, and explained:

"I live a glamorous, stylish life. It's nothing to do with money or anything. It's just the way I choose to live."

Her Little Monsters are so used to seeing Gaga wrapped up in flamboyancy that she feels a duty to maintain her eccentric image:

"I think it's unfair to them if they see me taking out the trash in a pair of flip flops"

Watch the highlights from her interview with Gayle King here:

Speaking to E! News, she revealed:

"I'd love to play a rebel. Be a real biker chick in leather and covered in tattoos. A real badass. I could also play like a geek who becomes a swan."

The 'Bleeding Love' star is no stranger to the show's cast as she has previously performed live with Glee's very own Matthew Morrison, who plays Mr. Schuester, and recently tweeted a photo of them together at the Grammys. 

Watch Leona talk about her forthcoming third studio album here:

The interview is set to air tonight (February 25) and the 'Eenie Meenie' singer explained:

"Nothing too big, just gonna be taking it easy. I only have like 4 days so I'm gonna relax because I start my world tour on the 4th so I'm just gonna mentally prepare and relax."

"Hopefully my grandparents will be out here and I'll be able to spend time a little bit with them, and my Grandma makes the best cheesecake. Cherry cheesecake!"

He also revealed the reasons why he decided to cut his hair, which had become his trademark:

"I just wanted to! Not really a big reason, just woke up and I was like "I don't want this anymore" so I just cut it. The fans really liked it, but they'll like me no matter what. It's about the music."

Watch a clip from the interview below:

The track, which features on Dre's forthcoming album 'Detox', was made available for download through iTunes at the beginning of February, but the Allan Hughes directed video has only now been revealed. 

The pair famously worked together on 'Guilty Conscience' back in 1999 so this new joint venture is well overdue. 

Visually, 'I Need A Doctor' is incredibly hard hitting as it opens in silence with scenes of Dre's past. Both his musical and personal life are spliced into the mix and are then shattered with scenes of an intense car crash. The video cuts to a comatose Dre, who is surrounded by ghostly visions of the track's other collaborator Skylar Grey, and he eventually comes around and gets back into fighting shape. 

Watch the new offering here:

Speaking exclusively in a short broadcast, the 'Hold It Against Me' singer confirmed that she will perform in San Francisco on Tuesday, March 29 during the Good Morning America show.

Her forthcoming seventh studio album, 'Femme Fatale', is due for release on the same day as her scheduled television appearance so expectations are high. Watch her video message below:

“I did a couple of sessions with Beyoncé,” the R’n’B smoothie told Rap-Up TV. “I don’t know what she’s gonna keep. I know that [she] is one of those artists that always tries to push the envelope so nothing is ever good enough. But that’s what makes Beyoncé Beyoncé.” 

He added that he’s excited to hear the album when it comes out, saying: “I’m looking forward to the project just like everybody else.”

Watch the full interview here:

“It was in G-A-Y in London,” she says. “It was my first full concert with the whole band. My song had just been a hit not for that long; it was No. 1 in the charts, so everyone knew it. It was just incredible because every single person was singing the words to 'These Words,' to 'Single' with every fibre of their being. It just hit me and touched my heart so much.”

The ‘Unwritten’ singer also gushed about how much she loves Bruno Mars. 

“I saw [him] recently sing ‘Just the Way You Are.’ It’s rare, but he’s someone who’s better live than the recording and definitely took on a new life for me.”

Watch Natasha perform her latest single ‘Strip Me’ on ‘The Today Show’ here:

In a promotional video, which has just been released, Cowell explains the premise of the TV show for American viewers and reveals the auditions will be filmed in front of a live audience. He also confirms the prize at stake will be $5 million in cash.

Auditions for ‘The X Factor’ begin on March 27th in Los Angeles and will also be held in Seattle, Chicago, New Jersey, Dallas and Miami. 

 Watch Simon’s introduction to ‘The X Factor’ for Americans here:

The country superstar, who’s played shows in South Korea, Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong, has just released the video diary, much of which she shot herself.

The footage shows the 21-year-old chilling out in her downtime, hanging with her entourage, dressing up and even cutting her friends’ hair.

At the end of the film she urges fans to vote for her to win the Entertainer of the Year gong at this year’s Academy of Country Music Awards.

Check out Taylor’s tour diary here:

She spoke briefly about being picked on at school before giving an exclusive on her new single:

"I had friends in high school, but I was always kind of the butt of the joke. I was a theatre girl and I was really into music, "why do you always do your hair for school?", "why are you wearing your wig for your role in Adelaide and Guys and Dolls in class?"."

When asked about her new track, 'Born This Way', Gaga explained:

"I've been so excited about the reaction, and seeing the fans be so excited during the show every time we've played 'Born This Way',"

"I've actually made two music videos for this song. There's one that's coming out on Monday at 11am, but then I'm actually putting together another video that's a more stripped down version of the song that will be released on iTunes and also released as an audio file."

She also details where profits made on the video will be donated, and you can find out the cause she has chosen in the full interview, below:

Earlier today, February 24, the 'Gold Digger' star wrote:

"an abortion can cost a ballin' nigga up to 50gs maybe a 100. Gold diggin' bitches be getting pregnant on purpose. #STRAPUP my niggas!"

"It ain't happen to me but I know people."

Then several hours later Allen, who recently suffered a second miscarriage, shot back with:

"@kanyewest never has a tweet put me in such a bad mood. This is wrong on so many levels."

Watch Lily Allen perform 'Not Fair' live at Sydney's Big Day Out here:

Speaking directly to the camera, the 'Someone Wake Me Up' singer explained:

"Hi guys, I can't believe it's February already! Sorry I haven't been in touch as much, I've been back up north."

"I'm down in London now, just having lunch, so I thought I'd check in with you guys and let you know what's going on. I've got a few exciting things coming up this week, nothing that I can talk about just yet."

"When you find out you'll be very excited."

Digital Spy reports that a representative of McElderry confirmed he has not been given a role in the West End's musical Les Miserables. Watch the young star perform 'Open Arms' at his recent Lumley Castle gig, here: