The 2012 edition of the reality TV show kicks off tonight (January 3) and its line-up has yet to be revealed to the public.

However, a suggestive tweet from Richards hinted that she could be set to enter the house. The Steps lady said:

"Right my lovely tweethearts! I wont be able to tweet you for a while…. so please follow @UrbanAssociates whilst i'm away… lots of love C."

Her husband Reece Richards reportedly later tweeted via her account: "Hi, it's Reece here (Claire's husband) Just got home from work, she's not here and her suitcases are missing. Anyone got any ideas?!!"

Other names linked with appearing on the show include 2012 X Factor contestant Rylan Clark and Lindsay Lohan.

The property, described by Freshome as a "reverse fishbowl", is on the market for a cool $16.8 million (£10,374,083) and is a luxury 9,000-square-foot Miami penthouse.

The estate agent's round-up explains that the house is an "expansive living space backdropped by walls of glass." It also boasts "Fine granite and wood floors, each room is dressed with luxury appointments and custom built-ins."

In addition to the indoor living space, Williams' abode has "spacious pool terraces, second level pool, summer kit and rooftop terraces all combine to create a tropical feel atop the world!"

Meanwhile, Williams has been spending time in the studio with Miley Cyrus and is working with her on her brand new forthcoming album.

The Camden house, which became something of an unofficial shrine to the tragic singer, sold for £1.9 million ($3 million) at auction this afternoon and despite the seemingly impressive figure it was actually originally meant to go for £2.8 million.

Mitch Winehouse, Amy's father, decided to reduce the price after being inundated with viewing requests by fans and so the property was sold at auction.

The new owners of the house declined to comment, but Mitch Winehouse said "we are very sorry to see it go."

Watch Mitch Winehouse talk about the Amy Winehouse Foundation fundraising ball below:

The Huffington Post reports that Horan replaced Humes in his luxury North London pad after he moved out to live with new wife Rochelle Wiseman.

Humes apparently wanted to hide seafood behind the curtains for a joke - but he opted for a cushion with Horan's face on it instead. The singer told The Mirror:

"I got him a moving-in present. It was a cushion with a picture of himself on it. Our management had One Direction cushions so I got a Niall face and left it in the house for him to see."

Marvin Humes meanwhile recently announced that he and his wife will be having their first child together.

During an interview with Yahoo! OMG yesterday (November 15), newly married Humes explained that Horan has bought the house and will be moving in soon, but doesn't know which room he might choose to sleep in:

"Yeah! I dunno what room he's gonna choose for his bedroom but it's true he bought my place."

The JLS lads also described One Direction as 'little brothers' because they often turn to them for advice: "One Direction came from the same show as us so they're kinda like our younger brothers.

"We watched them grow and they've done incredibly well so yeah they come to us for advice and we give them the best we can."

Member JB also opened up about the current season of The X Factor, adding that Union J have the potential to win as they're following a similar road JLS travelled on while they took part in the TV vocal talent show back in '08:

"We were in the bottom two at one point in the show and we went on to come second to Alexandra [Burke] so I think there's definitely scope for them to get to the final if not go on and win it, you never know."

Watch JLS perform an acoustic version of 'Hold Me Down' below:

The pair have been good friends for some time and George, who split from his fiancée Michelle Keegan earlier this year, explained that he's excited about the move and he hopes he can persuade the 'Standing In The Dark' singer to do his washing, among other household chores:

"I moved to London when I was 17 and stayed for six years but then I kind of missed home... (I have) a single bed and a video player on my TV. I love it though."

He continued to Fabulous magazine: "But I'm moving in with Andy, from the band Lawson. We've been friends for ages, and are best mates. I think I'm going to try to get him to do my washing."

Watch The Wanted's latest music video here:

The electro star was performing a Halloween concert in Madrid on Wednesday (October 31) when a crowd crush ensued, leaving three people dead and two critically injured.

In a statement released yesterday, Aoki said that he was "devastated" to hear the news and confirmed that his show that night would be pulled. The American DJ said:

"I was devastated to hear that three people had died during a crowd rush at one of the exits. The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately."

He continued: "My show in Bilbao, Spain tonight will be cancelled out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured. I would like to express my deepest condolences and heart felt prayers to the families and loved ones during this difficult time."

Aoki is due to continue his European tour tonight (November 2) in Austria.

The Lebara Mobile Asian Music Awards (AMAs) are pleased to announce that some of the world’s biggest names in Asian music will be taking to the stage on Thursday 25th October at Wembley Arena alongside international superstar and Bollywood legend Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for the 10th Anniversary of Asian Music Awards. The show will be hosted by BBC Asian Network’s Tommy Sandhu and BBC 1Xtra’s Sarah-Jane Crawford. 

The UK’s defining Urban Bhangra pioneers RDB will thrill audiences with the exclusive world premiere of their new track ‘BIG’. Alongside RDB brothers Manj and Surj, ‘BIG’ will feature some of UK’s biggest musical sensations, for a never before seen collaboration on one definitive track. Talents include Jazzy B, Dr Zeus, PBN, Bups Sagoo, Jassi Sidhu, Balwinder Safri, Apache Indian, H Dhami, DCS, Jaz Dhami, MC JD, Kateyez, DJ Sanj, Raftaar and Badhshah who join forces with RDB brothers Manj and Surj. ‘BIG’ will be available to download via iTunes on Thursday 25th October, following the Premiere at the AMAs.

Speaking about BIG, Surj and Manj say: “BIG is a positive song aimed at all those people who feel that they have accomplished something in life. It can be from the smallest thing to a huge achievement, but this song makes you feel larger than life....simply put, it makes you feel BIG. We are delighted that the World Premiere of ‘BIG’ will take place at this year’s AMAs."

The crowd at Wembley Arena will also be treated to performances from rising star Arjun who has racked up an incredible 15 million YouTube hits, Mumzy Stranger - winner of last year’s Best Urban Act, British Bollywood-award winner Ash King, British singer / songwriter Shide Boss, X-Factor and YouTube sensation ‘One Pound Fish’, Indian fashion icon and songstress Kanika Kapoor with Bilal Saeed, Malaysian Bhangra stars Goldkartz, the winner of this year’s Nokia Unsigned Award, Amanjot Sangha and international smash hit artist Imran Khan. 

This year the renowned MOBO Awards give their support to the AMAs to present the Best Urban Act in association with MOBO, with Metz & Trix, Raxstar, Arjun, Roach Killa and Mumzy Stranger all battling it out for the coveted Award. 

Asian Music Awards founder and CEO Abs Shaid commented: “We are very excited about this year’s line-up – the Awards will have something for everyone highlighting the diverse talent within the international Asian music community.  We are privileged to be hosting the world’s biggest Bollywood artist Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, a World Premiere from RDB as well as performances from young British Asian talent such as Arjun, Shide Boss and this year’s inaugural Nokia Unsigned winner Amanjot Sangha.” 

“We are also very pleased to announce the support from MOBO for the Best Urban Act.  MOBO is a huge success and has changed the face of Urban Music in the UK – with their backing we hope to do the same for Asian music.  The year is really is set to be the best Lebara Mobile Asian Music Awards yet – a great way to celebrate the tenth anniversary. ”

MOBO founder Kanya King, MBE, said: “We’re thrilled to be supporting the AMAs and happy to present the Best Urban Act Award at their 10th Anniversary this year. We are all about urban music and the Asian music scene has some truly amazing talent to be celebrated.  We are sure the night will be a brilliant success.” 

Tickets are available now at www.ticketmaster.co.uk  and http://www.chillitickets.com as well as selected retail outlets across London. For a full list of locations, visit http://theukama.com/tickets/

For more information please contact Laura Woods at HousePR on laura@housepr.com or Maria Panayi at House PR on maria@housepr.com or call 0207 291 3000

The 'All The Lovers' superstar told BBC Radio 2 that she went through a period of uncertainty regarding her career in 1999, and in order to cope with it she moved to the USA and purchased a property in Los Angeles although her time there was short-lived because things soon picked up again for her musically:

"It was so quiet for me that I thought, 'Maybe that's it?' So I bought a house in Los Angeles, because it was this weird middle ground - it wasn't Australia, It wasn't England, and it was fun, like a grown up's playground."

"So I bought this house and I must have stayed there twice and then I signed with Parlophone. Then, well ... Boom Parlophone and 'Spinning Around', let's just say I sold the house!"

Minogue added that while 'Spinning Around' helped get her back into the spotlight it was really the success of 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' that propelled her to international stardom:

"'Spinning Around' was a golden moment. It was the Millennium, it was back in the most shiny, exuberant way. Then with 'Can't Get You Out of My Head' on the next album, the sound, the video, this time it wasn't golden, it was ice cool, sharp and futuristic, and it took it to a new place, and with the reach of that song to another level."

Watch Minogue's latest music video, for 'Timebomb', below:

The DJ supergroup, who recently announced they will split after their upcoming series of live shows, debuted at the top spot to thwart Adele’s ‘Skyfall’ in its bid to become the first ever chart-topping James Bond theme.

PSY’s ‘Gangnam Style’ fell to No.3, last week’s number one, Rihanna’s ‘Diamonds,’ dropped to No.4, whilst Ellie Goulding’s ‘Anything Could Happen’ remained at No.5.

Elsewhere, there were new entries for Leona Lewis’ 'Trouble' (No.7), Maroon 5’s 'One More Night' (No.18), Taylor Swift's 'I Knew You Were Trouble' (No.23) and Disclosure's 'Latch' (No.26).