The site revealed that several official sources confirmed the exciting news to them today and this information comes just days after the 'Halo' beauty was forced to cancel a concert in Belgium under doctor's orders.

While she cited dehydration and exhaustion as the reasons for the cancellation this week, many news sites ran stories suggesting she could be expecting another baby and E! now appears to have reinforced the speculation.

During her live show on May 15, Beyoncé told the audience she was also advised to call that performance off but decided to go ahead regardless as she didn't want to let her fans down.

At the MET Gala in New York earlier this month, she raised eyebrows after walking the red carpet in a custom-made Givenchy gown (pictured below) with a belt that covered her stomach. Pictures have also been taken of Beyoncé over the past few weeks at her Mrs. Carter gigs that show her with a more rounded stomach than usual (see above left).

Watch footage of the 2013 Met Gala red carpet arrivals here:

The huge Olly Murs outdoor summer concert at Peterborough’s Embankment, on Sunday, 2 June, has become the ‘right place right time’, and possibly the ‘only place only time’, for pop fans to see both Olly and Ed Drewett perform at the same concert after it was announced that Olly’s next single, Dear Darlin’, which Olly penned with Ed, is due for release on the same day as Peterborough’s biggest music event of the year

Dear Darlin is the third single from Olly’s most recent album, Right Place Right Time, of which Ed co-wrote a total of three tracks with Olly

Very special guests Stooshe, Diana Vickers and rising starlet Tich are also set to perform at the big outdoor summer affair concert this summer

Olly Murs is one of the hottest UK performers on the music scene today, with his album also soaring up the US charts, while Ed Drewett is the household-name-in-waiting of UK music, having worked with – in addition to Olly - everyone from Pro Green, collaborating and featuring on the #3 chart track I Need You Tonight and supporting him on three tours, through to The Wanted, as the writer of Lightning and the #1 chart singles All Time Low and Glad You Came

Concert spokesman Dion Clements said “The timing of the release of Olly’s latest single couldn’t have come on any better day than when he and the song’s co-writer perform the only expected concert this year where the pair will both appear on the same line-up”

With the kind permission of Peterborough City Council, the concert will take place at The Embankment, Peterborough, on Sunday, 2 June. For more information, or to book tickets for the event, visit www.gigantic.com or call 0871 224 1112 / 0844 888 9991, or visit www.nationalboxoffice.co.uk

Wheelchair users should contact the dedicated booking line 0115 959 7908

Event information is available at www.soundfestivalsuk.com

The news was revealed this afternoon (May 16) in London after a week of teasing a 'big announcement'.

The lads will hit South America and the UK and Ireland in 2014 as part of the Where We Are tour.

The jaunt is due to take place next spring and summer, with a concert at Dublin's Croke Park on May 25 and a show at London's Wembley Stadium on June 7 planned.

There will also be UK dates at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium, Manchester's Etihad Stadium and the Stadium of Light in Sunderland.

One Direction confirmed that more dates are due to be announced in the near future.

Tickets for the concerts will go on sale from May 25 at 10am UK time. The tour so far is as follows:

• April 25, 2014 Bogata, Colombia Estadio El Campinon
• April 27, 2014 Lima, Peru Estadio Nacionalon
• April 29, 2014 Asuncion, Paraguay Jockey Clubon
• May 1, 2014 Santiago, Chile Estadio Nacionalon
• May 3, 2014 Buenos Aires, Argentina Velezon
• May 6, 2014 Montevideo, Uruguay Estadio Centenarioon
• May 8, 2014 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Apoteoseon
• May 10, 2014 Sao Paulo, Brazil Palmeiras Arena
• May 25, 2014 Dublin Croke Park
• May 28, 2014 Sunderland Stadium Of Light
• May 31, 2014 Manchester Etihad
• June 3, 2014 Edinburgh Murrayfield
• June 7, 2014 London Wembley

As previously reported, the superstar singer postponed a show in Antwerp, Belgium on Tuesday (May 14) due to dehydration and exhaustion.

She later issued a handwritten apology to fans and confirmed that her concert at the same venue last night (May 15) would go ahead.

However, Beyoncé told fans at the gig that she was told not to play in order to preserve her health. The singer said:

"Now, my doctors told me not to perform tonight, but there was no way in the world. I just have to say that you all have given me so much inspiration. And I just want to thank you guys."

Next up for the 'Grown Woman' star is a date in Zurich, Switzerland on Friday (May 17).

The Canadian star performed at the Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday (May 12) as he took his 'Believe' tour to the African country.

However, a gang of criminals broke into the stadium and stole money that had been accrued from the gig, as well as cash from a recent Bon Jovi concert held at the venue a day earlier.

Reuters reports that three million rand (£213,000) was stolen, whilst the BBC say one million rand (£71,000) was taken.

A local police officer told Reuters:

"The money was taken from the building and they only realised today [May 13]. We don't know how many people were involved as we are still gathering evidence."

Reformed boyband New Kids On The Block have been confirmed to play at the event, which will take place at Boston's TD Garden on May 30. The group's very own Joey McIntyre was among the runners who took part in the sporting event, which ended in tragedy following a series of bomb blasts on April 15.

The concert has been titled Boston Strong: An Evening of Support and Celebration and will also see a live set from natives Aerosmith and rockers Boston, who love the city so much they named their act after it. Proceeds will benefit the One Fund Boston, which was created by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino to help those affected by the devastating incident.

Other stars confirmed to perform include Jason Aldean, Jimmy Buffett, comedian Dane Cook, Extreme, Godsmack, The J. Geils Band, Carole King, James Taylor, and Steven Wright.

NKOTB star Donnie Wahlberg said of the fundraiser: "Like so many other proud Bostonians who have been extremely generous, we are honored to step up and do our part to help the victims and their families. Hopefully this event will not only raise money, but spirits as well."

Tickets are due to go on sale at 10am on May 6.

Talk to Jessi on:
Twitter • http://bit.ly/JMalayT
Facebook • http://bit.ly/JMalayFB
Website • http://bit.ly/jmalay
Soundcloud • http://bit.ly/JMalaySC
iTunes • http://smarturl.it/Bougie

#BOUGIE #RolePlay #JessiMalay
Lyric video by Jessi Malay for the single BOUGIE.
© Wolfiskin.

Talk to Jessi on:
Twitter • http://bit.ly/JMalayT
Facebook • http://bit.ly/JMalayFB
Website • http://bit.ly/jmalay
Soundcloud • http://bit.ly/JMalaySC

#BOUGIE #RolePlay #JessiMalay
Lyric video by Jessi Malay for the single BOUGIE.
© Wolfiskin.

Talk to Jessi on:
Twitter • http://bit.ly/JMalayT
Facebook • http://bit.ly/JMalayFB
Website • http://bit.ly/jmalay
Soundcloud • http://bit.ly/JMalaySC
iTunes • http://smarturl.it/Bougie

#BOUGIE #RolePlay #JessiMalay
Lyric video by Jessi Malay for the single BOUGIE.
©Coalition

The lyric video to Jessi Malay's new single, BOUGIE.

http://www.jmalay.com
Twitter @jessimalay
Instagram @jessimalay

Michael Jackson's pal, Jason Pfeiffer, explained that the superstar would often say his 'final goodbyes' before playing a big concert because he was convinced someone might try to shoot him:

"The last time I saw him he was saying his goodbyes to everyone in the office. It was like he knew he was never coming back, and he would often say he thought he was going to be shot on stage."

Pfeiffer added that Jackson was particularly excited about his planned London gigs as he thought there would be less chance of getting gunned down in the UK:

"He said the comeback was in England due to the gun laws there. That's why he ditched a US comeback as people had access to guns here and would shoot him. He thought America was too dangerous. But he still had some fears that he would be shot on stage."

Watch Jackson's video for 'This Is It' here:

The Sun reports that about one hundred enthusiastic Directioners flocked to Payne's home after hearing clues on a treasure hunt concert ticket giveaway.

A radio station had hidden One Direction tickets in secret locations, with clues such saying they were "close to somewhere beautiful" and possibly in an ancient burial site.

However, some listeners decided that the tickets were located at Liam Payne's family home, with fans rummaging in their garden for the imaginary tickets.

The 'Kiss You' star's father Geoff said: "I'm much better now that the competition is over. I've had people loitering around the house for days on end now. I'm glad someone won it. There have been people hiding round corners looking for them."

The pair of tickets were eventually found on the back of a road sign.

The pop event will take place at Reading's Madejski Stadium on June 1, with a host of music talent set to perform.

The 'Domino' singer will be joined by the likes of JLS and Amelia Lily as the pop world comes together for a star-studded outdoor gig.

Lawson and former X Factor contestants Union J are also scheduled to appear at the show.

Speaking about the forthcoming concert, Jessie J said: "I'm so excited to be headlining the AllStarz Summer Party, I hope my fans are ready to party because this show is going to be BIG."

JLS added: "We can't wait to open the massive AllStarz Summer Party at the Madejski Stadium. We love performing to our fans and this time we get to do it alongside Jessie J and loads of other great acts. Get ready Reading, June 1st is going to be a big one!"

She was performing an acoustic rendition of 'Who Knew' when she called the music to a halt and asked the audience, "hold it right there, one second. Is everything OK right here? Is this little girl alright? What's going on? Why is she crying? Why's she upset?"

Fans of the singer called out from the audience and explained there had been an altercation, to which P!nk replied: "'Cause there was a fight? Y'all are fighting around a little girl?"

She also referenced the fact that she was playing the show in her old stomping ground and told the brawling crowd, "I'm from here. I know."

Just before the weekend, the 'So What' hitmaker tweeted a cryptic message that expressed her 'disappointment' with certain people, writing: "I'm so very disappointed that people you bring on a journey and share your heart with end up to be fools and ungrateful people sometimes. As for the rest of us! Lets continue to shine light and love and not let the bastards get us down! Va te faire foutre."

Watch the incident unfold below: