'She Will,'  features a guest appearance by Weezy's Young Money protege, Drake, and there is talk of a joint album collaboration between the two hip hop stars.

According to Cash Money Records label boss, Brian "Birdman" Williams, a joint album between Lil Wayne and Drake is "definitely" happening.

Williams said they've been working on "something real special".

In an interview with XXLmag.com, Williams compared it with Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaborative effort 'Watch The Throne', which was released on Monday (August 8).

Williams said: "It’s older versus younger. I listened to a few songs [off 'Watch The Throne'] and it feels like an older feel to me. I think with Drake and Wayne, they young. They young cats."

He did not reveal a tentative release date for the LP but said that it's "definitely going to get done".

Listen to Lil Wayne's 'She Will' off of 'Tha Carter IV' here:

The album is a follow-up to 2010's 'Hold Me Down' features guest spots from Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Syke on 'Bite My Tongue' and Parkway Drive vocalist Winston McCall appears on 'Time Is Money'.

In an interview with Kerrang!, frontman Josh Franceschi also spoke about new another new track 'The Dilemma', which was he said was inspired by when he "was single and I had about three girls on the go at the same time. It's so upbeat it almost needs a burlesque video to go with it."

You Me At Six will be embarking on a full UK tour, which is set to take place in October. 'Sinners Never Sleep' will be available on CD, vinyl and digital download from October 3.

Listen to 'Loverboy' here:

'How Come You Never Go There' is the singer-songwriter's first release since 2008 and her upcoming album, 'Metals' is a follow up to 2007's hit 'The Reminder'.

Before recording the new album in Big Sur, California, Feist has been making guest appearances on songs by the likes of Wilco, Grizzly Bear and Doug Paisley over the past few years.

She is releasing a dozen mini film clips teasing the content of 'Metals', which is out on October 3. The vignettes can be followed at listentofeist.com.

Listen to 'How Come You Never Go There', the latest single off of 'Metals' here:

Martin told Billboard the band was inspired to get back into the studio after producer Brian Eno wrote them a letter.

Martin said: "When we finished the last record 'Viva La Vida', we were all feeling pretty pleased with ourselves when it was like Number One or whatever. Then… Brian Eno wrote to us and said, 'Dear Coldplay. I really think we've made a good record here. But I do think we can do a lot better, and I feel we all need to get back to work as soon as possible.

"I always feel like each record is our last, but at the moment I'm in the stage where I really mean it. I just can't imagine how we would do another one, because we've thrown everything. When it's finished, we won't have been able to put more work into it, which I guess is the only thing we can really do"

Martin also strangely compared the new album to a sandwich, responding to a question about whether the band records with an audience in mind saying:

"We don't make it for us, we don't make it to sell millions, we don't make it to answer critics or anything. We make it so that if you're in a store and you buy our record, or a ticket, like a good sandwich, you go, 'That's good!' That's all it is.'"

The band will release the album on October 24, with a single, titled 'Paradise', set to come out on September 12.

Watch the video for Coldplay's latest single, 'Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall' here:

The London rapper explained that he is currently spending time with a ghostwriter named Ben Thompson and together, the pair are penning his autobiography. Battling with the promise to fans of a new record, Dizzee admits that the literary project has been "pushed back a bit" so as not to disappoint:

"The book has been pushed back a bit - I'll probably get the album out first. I sit there with Ben Thompson and tell him everything. Everyone's got secrets and I've got more than plenty."

He's excited to immortalise his life story and is finding the writing process like "a therapy session", adding:

"You know what? I enjoyed it. It was a bit of a therapy session, because I ain't had no therapy sessions before. Telling someone everything has been great. I got into trouble so much when I was younger, now I don't try to get too wild and rebellious or anything."

Watch Dizzee's Live Lounge performance of 'Bonkers' here:

Will.i.Am, who is currently working on Bieber's new album with him, told Ryan Seacrest's 102.7 KIIS FM show that in order to enjoy longevity in the music industry he should expect "to fight":

"Justin as an artist has to fight. Michael Jackson fought, Prince fought, the ones that stood around for a long time are the ones that are always fighting for something."

"He's gonna hurt. He's going to go through relationship drama [and that will make him successful]."

"We know the ones that get comfortable and then their career is short, 'Oh I remember that one song he had, that was cool.'"

Watch Bieber talk about the progress of his new album below:

The much-talked about picture appeared on Barat's Twitter account yesterday, August 11, and was accompanied by the caption, "just spent the day with me ol . Tickety bibble x"

Earlier this year, Barat told the NME that his band probably had no future and he was doubtful that they would ever reconcile:

"We are all in very different places. Right now is not the time for The Libertines. I thought the water under the bridge was under the bridge, but maybe it's not. It's a very fucking hard thing. Every time we talk it just brings it back up."

Watch a video clip that showcases the pair's previous close relationship here:

The talented 17-year-old star will unveil his first record, 'Clear As Day', on October 4 and told Good Morning America today (August 12) that he doesn't want to "miss out" on school experiences:

"We've been recording non-stop since the finale and I'm very proud of it. After the album I'm going back to school. It's my senior year and I'm not going to miss out on those memories... I'll still be working."

His video for 'I Love You This Big' premiered this week and you can watch it here:

In a new interview with the Rolling Stone, he praised the folk rockers for their ability to write a flawless yet organic song and said:

"What's the first big song they had? I love that. [Hums "The Cave."] I don't know what the fuck it's called. I haven't heard anything that sounds as good as that. I don't mind them. A lot of fucking people hate them in England."

"I think it's the waistcoat and facial hair. I don't mind them. I think that guy's got a good voice . . . I wish had written that song. That's the biggest compliment I can pay whoever wrote that."

Check out Gallagher's debut solo offering, 'The Death of You and Me', here:

Although only a few acts have actually been confirmed, the names involved are impressive and the event is set to be rocked by Alien Ant Farm, who covered the King of Pop's 'Smooth Criminal' back in 2001, 90's pop act 3T and the UK's own Craig David.

The concert's promoters said:

"This announcement is just the beginning. This concert will [remind] … everyone of just how amazing a talent Michael was."

No other acts have been set in stone as of yet, but reports have suggested that Kanye West, Cee Lo Green and Christina Aguilera have all been approached to headline. 

Watch Alien Ant Farm's cover of 'Smooth Criminal' here:

The iconic guitarist wrote on the social networking site that he recently collaborated with the 'No More Drama' star althought it's unclear where the project is likely to end up:

"Just finished a session w/Mike Clink engineering on a track w/Mary j Blige. Sounds killer! Iii|; )"

This isn't the first time Slash has dabbled in cross-over musical territory because in 2010 he collaborated with Black Eyed Peas' singer Fergie on a track called 'Beautiful Dangerous', and you can watch the video for it here:

The 'Bonkers' hitmaker explained to The Sun newspaper that he's really familiar with his back catalogue and has "loved him since his Nirvana days":

"I'd like to to work with Kanye West and Andre 3000. But Dave Grohl is the one - I met him last year and he was really cool. I've loved him since his Nirvana days. I love the way he carries himself. He refused to live in the shadow of Nirvana. He's carved his own thing."

He added that working on rock music is simply "second nature" and feels that a working partnership with Grohl would be "really cool":

"I'd love to have him in the studio just to see how he views things. I've done rock with the Arctic Monkeys and it was just second nature. I'd love for Dave to produce a track, or just get his perspective and get some of the shit he knows. Next album, I'd love to."

Watch Dizzee perform with indie rockers Arctic Monkeys at 2007's Glastonbury Festival here:

The 'Sex on Fire' stars recently cancelled their entire U.S tour as Caleb Followill was confirmed to be suffering from "vocal issues and exhaustion", but amid media reports that he has since been fired Nathan Followill has set the record straight:

"Breaking News. Kings of Leon has kicked Caleb out and Jared and Matt will be taking over lead vocals. Where do people come up with this? Hilarious."

Watch the moment that these inner band issues came to light during a gig in Dallas here:

The 'Set Fire To The Rain' superstar has now matched George Michael, who enjoyed the same success in America back in 1988 with his debut solo album, 'Faith'. 

In addition to this, Adele's sophomore album '21' recently became the biggest selling digital album in the U.S after outdoing Eminem's 'Recovery' by shifting a phenomenal 1.017 million copies. 

Watch her perform 'Someone Like You' from the comfort of her own home here:

The BBC reported yesterday, August 11, that 28-year-old Owen Flanagan had plead guilty to 2 counts of burgulary and stole both clothing worth £175 and electrical items from the King Road store. 

Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper reported that an estimated £272,000 had been stolen from the shop during the looting, but it not yet known if other guilty parties have been prosecuted or even caught. 

Check out the severity of the Manchester looting here: