The mum-of-four finished in the bottom two in the public vote after failing to win the judges' support.

Jason Gardiner, Emma Bunton and Robin Cousins voted unanimously to keep Brazier and partner Isabelle Gauthier on the show. 

Watch Kerry Katona talking on This Morning about taking part in Dancing On Ice below:

The track, produced by legendary hit maker The-Dream (the man behind Rihanna's "Umbrella" and Beyonce's "Single Ladies") is "like a pop dance song," Kardashian explained, adding that her fans will get to hear it "in about three weeks."

As previously reported by Pressparty, Kardashian premiered the single at Tao Nightclub in Las Vegas on New Year's Eve.

Watch fan footage of the event below: 

Jones has launched a campaign for better warnings on strong alcohol and spoke of how she found the former Stereophonics' drummer on the kitchen last June.

Cable had switched from lager to vodka to get fit for a tour with his new band Killing For Company before going on a three-day drink binge to celebrate his 40th birthday.

Jones said: "Don't die like Stuart did. If you saw someone drinking poison or bleach you would stop them."

A post mortem revealed that the musician was five times over the drink-drive limit. 

Watch Killing For Company perform 'Say About Me' below: 

The 'Back to Black' singer was playing the Festival City Arena but was distracted by booing whilst singing 'Rehab'.  

At the end of the song she asked the crowd "Do you wanna be in the band? I said, do you wanna be in the band? That's what I thought".

Watch footage of Winehouse's performance below: 

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Scherzinger said: "It's inevitable that any girl group who are breathing the same airspace 24/7 are going to bicker, but I think we handled it well and were respectful towards each other."

The original line-up, Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts, Kimberly Wyatt, Jessica Sutta and Melody Thornton, have now split. 

Scherzinger revealed: "Girl Power is about finding yourself as a woman. Obviously a lot of them then wanted to branch off and do their own thing and that's wonderful."

The Pussycat Dolls originally started out as an Los Angeles-based burlesque troupe featuring Carmen Electra, before Thornton and Scherzinger were brought in as singers. 

Watch The Pussycat Dolls perform Soft Cell's 'Tainted Love':

JLS go down one to number three with 'Outta This World' and Rihanna's 'Loud' climbs one to number four.

Westlife leave the top ten after one week, as their album 'Gravity' drops to number eleven. Elsewhere in the charts N-Dubz enter at number seven with 'Love Live Life', and Duffy's 'Endlessly' enters at number nine.

Other new entries include The Black Eyed Peas' 'The Beginning' at number seventeen, Bruce Springsteen's 'The Collection 1973-84' at number thirty-five, and Glee Cast's 'Glee The Music: The Christmas Album' at number thirty-seven. 

Watch Take That perform 'The Flood' on 'The X Factor', their first performance with Robbie Williams in fifteen years, below:

Ellie Goulding's 'Your Song' also stays at number two, whilst Nicole Scherzinger enters at number three with 'Poison'.

Other new entries include David Guetta's 'Who's That Chick' (feat. Rihanna) at number nine, Coldplay's 'Christmas Lights' at number eighteen, and N-Dubz's 'Girls' at number twenty-three.

The Wanted's 'Lose My Mind' enters at number twenty-nine.

Watch The X Factor Finalists perform 'Heroes' on the show below:

Taken by photographer, Jamie-James Medina, the photographs record the band's six-week stretch in late spring when they toured Japan and the southern US.

Romy Madley Croft, the trio's lone female, remembers feeling home-sick: "None of us had been away from home continuously for so long."

Oliver Sim, the band's bassist and singer recalls sulking behind a pot plant in Philadelphia.

However, the lows were followed by highs including Kyoto bullet-train rides, alligator steaks in Louisiana and rare vinyl record shops in Brooklyn.

'The Tourist' features 40 pages of photography alongside original hand-writtten lyrics by Madly Croft and Sim. The print run is limited to 500 hand numbered copies.

Watch the XX's video to 'Islands', below:

Kunis said "There's like 150 crew men watching and you see each other's bits and pieces. The whole thing is just wrong!

"The truth is, we got to have very uncomfortable scenes for two weeks."

When DeGeneres asked Kunis to elaborate if the "bits and pieces" get shown in the film, the actress coyly answered: "Yeah, well, you'll see the movie!".

Watch the clip of Mila Kunis talking about Justin Timberlake on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' below: 

Ellie Goulding is number two after three weeks in the chart with her version of Elton John's 'Your Song'.

Olly Murs enters at number three with 'Thinking Of Me'. Rihanna's 'Only Girl (In The World)' is down one to number five after five weeks in the chart. 

Elsewhere in the charts Jessie J enters at number twenty-five with 'Do It Like A Dude', and Brett Domino's 'Gillian McKeith' enters at number twenty-nine. 

Watch the official video for this week's new UK number one, 'Heroes', below:

He said: "We actually ended up that day in a pub in London drinking Jameson, which I don't really drink. So, she got me to drink, like, two of them. And by the end, I was ready to have the interview be over, because I really sort of couldn't ask anymore questions."

Cooper's '60 Minutes' interview with Gaga is set to air on the night of the 2011 Grammy Awards in February 2011.

Watch fan footage of part of the interview, along the bank of London's Thames River below: 

Take That's 'Progress' album remains at number one in The Official UK Top 40 Albums Chart in its second week of release.

JLS go straight in at number two with 'Outta This World', and Westlife enter at number three with 'Gravity'.

The ladies take the other two remaining top five spots: Susan Boyle goes down one to number four with her second album 'The Gift', and Rihanna goes down three to number five with 'Loud'.

Elsewhere in the albums chart, My Chemical Romance enter at number 14 with 'Danger Days:The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys', and Kanye West enters at number 16 with 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy'. 

Nicki Minaj's 'Pink Friday' enters the Top 40 at number 36.

Watch footage of Take That back in the studio with Robbie Williams and producer, Stuart Price: 

Butler said: "The clichéd rock life never seemed that cool to me. We're not a band that's out to party until we die every night. We did a lot of shows with a lot of bands that were living that dream, but it's a dream I never bought into. It never seemed that fun. In fact, it was always kind of embarrassing to me. That isn't what I think is cool about rock."

Arcade Fire's UK tour starts on December 1.

Watch the Spike Jonz-directed video to Arcade Fire's latest single 'The Suburbs' below: