The Eurovision star's track 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' came No.1 in a survey complied by a UK bathroom website which asked 1,346 people what tracks they sing in the shower.

The veteran beat off competition from Justin Bieber's 'Boyfriend' and Robbie Williams' classic 'Angels', which charted at No.2 and No.3 respectively.

One Direction's 'What Makes You Beautiful' came in at No.4 whilst Sir Elton John's 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight?' landed at No.5.

Sir Mix-A-Lot's 'Baby Got Back' - which features the classic line 'I like big butts and I cannot lie' - was No.8 on the list.

The production only launched back in December last year, but ticket sales haven't been as promising as initially hoped so the show will come to a close on June 29 with one final performance.

Writing on her official blog today (May 22), the 'Wannabe' hitmaker explained that she doesn't understand why the musical wasn't as popular as predicted because she thinks it is fantastic: "Over 4 years ago it started with a conversation in a Kitchen; Laughing… Joking… full of promise, dreams & optimism."

"We managed to get one of the most successful Theatre producers to do our show! A great writer, our Spice music… I felt confident - almost cocky it was going to be a huge success."

Questioning the production, she continued: "What went wrong? Was I biased? Blinded because it was a show with our music? Was it the lighting? The set? The choreography? The press? The story? It had a bumpy start but the cast and director worked really hard, made great changes, and I can hand on heart tell it's not s**t! - It’s good entertainment!"

Halliwell added that she is now heading down under to be a judge on 'Australia's Got Talent' and thanked everyone who participated in 'Viva Forever!' for such an amazing experience: "I don’t regret it. I got to meet and work with the fabulous Judy Craymer, the producer whom I hope to be a friend for life."

"So this is to say thank you to all the people who tried for the Spice Girls, who had the guts to put their heart and soul into Viva. Even if something doesn't work, I admire anyone who tries, because a lot of people are afraid to. Thanks to all the cast of Viva, the musicians, Judy, Jennifer, the Spices and to all the fans and theatre-goers who came."

Watch a trailer for 'Viva Forever!' below:

At the moment, he is leading by 34,000 copies as Daft Punk's former chart-topper 'Get Lucky' is currently just behind at No.2. If the position is confirmed this Sunday (May 26), it will be Naughty Boy's first No.1 in the UK.

Rapper 2 Chainz has debuted at No.6 with his new cut, 'We Own It', Demi Lovato's 'Heart Attack' has dropped 8 places to No.11, and 'Dear Darlin'' by cheeky singer Olly Murs has climbed 5 spots to No.13 this week. Lana Del Rey's 'Young and Beautiful', which features on the 'Great Gatsby' soundtrack, has made an appearance at No.24 this afternoon.

'Ho Hey' by The Lumineers is up 2 to No.35, Little Mix's Missy Elliott collboration on 'How Ya Doin'?' has fallen 8 places to No.33, and Stooshe's 'Slip' has slipped a considerable 14 positions to No.26 after just 2 weeks on the Official Top 40.

The singer, who recently released her new album 'DEMI', uploaded the video to her personal YouTube account.

It sees the US star drive-by a group of people - including Hollywood actor Ben Stiller - in a limo on her way to record an appearance on New York's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

She is heard shouting: "Ben Stiller, buy my new album on iTunes! It's out now - it'll give you a heart attack. F**k yeah!"

Lovato is currently touring the US as the X Factor begins its audition stage, with their first taping taking place in Charleston, SC yesterday (May 21).

The singer is being flanked on the judging panel by Simon Cowell and the newly announced Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio.

The Marina and the Diamonds beauty is signed to 679 Recordings and told Canadian newspaper The Province that fans can expect a few more things from the album although she can't guarantee when they will be released:

"I have three more video parts I will put out. I've bankrupted my label (apparently) so we have no money, but we're going to do it and finish this era the way I want to. Where there's a will, there's a way!"

Referring to the conception of Electra Heart as an alter ego, she added that she wanted to just be an unedited version of herself and decided that working on the record would allow her to do that:

"You may as well accept what your talent is and support it, rather than quashing it or dumbing it down to make yourself more likeable for radio. It's why I built 'Electra Heart' and the elaborate concept behind it. It was my way of justifying taking that commercial path, when really I had been signed as a lo-fi sounding songwriter."

She took to her Twitter page earlier today (January 15) and told her followers that she wanted to embrace her alter ego outside of Marina and the Diamonds, but her manager didn't allow it so she had to integrate it into her main work:

"Electra Heart was originally a side project, separate from Marina And The Diamonds. I called my manager in April 2011 and said "Hello. Can I pretend to be a totally different person?" He said "No. You cannot"

Referring to her reaction to the unfortunate news, she added: "I calmly put the phone down and screamed til eternity."

Watch her video for 'How To Be A Heartbreaker' below:

During an interview with Drowned In Sound, the Marina and the Diamonds beauty explained that 'Electa Heart' was a difficult album for her to make because she wanted it to be very pop-oriented, but felt like she "wasn't allowed to change" from the style she had become known for:

"I think that I wasn't allowed to change and that deep down I wanted to write a pop album and to be a popstar. For some reason, I felt like people wouldn't allow me to do that, which is stupid because I love the album."

Talking about the repercussions of change in the music industry as an established artist, she added: "So I should have just never said anything and accepted that some people would have said, 'She's not credible anymore', and that some people would start to be a fan of me, because that's what always happens when you change your music."

Marina's new single, 'How To Be A Heartbreaker', will be released in the UK on October 15 and you can watch her video for the track below:

The songstress took to social networking site Twitter earlier this evening (July 11) and told her devoted fans that she will take her new record, 'Electra Heart', out on the road in October:

"Tickets on sale 9am Friday :) Woops, only the UK tour is up! Rest of European dates announced soon." 

Her next single is set to be 'How To Be A Heartbreaker' and it is due to be released as a digital download from October 15. The full list of dates can be seen below:

October 2 - Leeds, Metropolitan University Dundee, Fat Sams
October 4 - Liverpool, Academy
October 5 - Preston, 53 Degrees
October 6 - Manchester, Academy
October 8 - Leicester, University
October 9 - Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall
October 11 - London, Forum
October 14 - Lincoln, Engine Shed
October 15 - Oxford, Academy

The Belfast Telegraph quotes the Marina and the Diamonds singer as also saying that a recent breakup also inspired her latest album, 'Electra Heart', which hit No.1 in the UK.

She went blonde in an effort to become more "pure and innocent", whilst also being "sinister" at the same time. She said:

"I read a quote that to avoid homewreckers, you have to become one. That was my starting point. When a relationship ends, you feel like you never want to go out with anyone ever again. It's embarrassing to admit that, but self-preservation kicks in, and that led to thinking, 'If you don't want to have your heart broken again, you must then become a heartbreaker', and Electra came from that."

She continued: "I figure she's a metaphor for what it's like when you're heartbroken. Everything is taken to the Nth degree; everything about her is super-feminine and pink. The blonde hair conveys purity and innocence, while actually being something more sinister. I wanted to play with the idea of the female ideal and identity, and how, when you're not compatible with someone, you start to become what you think they would like. Essentially I wanted to make a gimmick out of love."

The fantastic new record was up against some tough competition, but managed to beat Norah Jones' new offering 'Little Broken Hearts' (No.4), Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' (No.2) and Adele's smash hit album '21' (No.5) to the top spot.

Writing on her official Twitter page this evening, Marina Diamandis thanked her fans for the support despite being forced to postpone her imminent headlining tour due to a vocal industry:

"Thank you so much. Electra Heart is No.1 in the UK. It means the world to me. M x"

Marilyn Manson's highly anticipated 'Born Villian' has entered tonight at No.14, Drake's new cut 'Take Care' has debuted at 37 and Mystery Jets have made an appearance at No.40 with 'Radlands'.

The 26-year-old, who releases comeback single, ‘Primadonna,’ on Apr 22, has faced criticism from some fans for pursuing a more commercial sound with her new material, but Marina told Gigwise she feels her mainstream acceptance should be celebrated:

"I think the indie fanbase and my indie background should be proud that I was an artist selling my handmade records to Rough Trade for £2 a pop and i've been asked to work with Dr Luke - who's on the other side of the spectrum.

"I really want to grow as an artist, get out of my bedroom and do what I was frightened of - which was sharing my identity with other people."

The Welsh singer-songwriter, who kicks off her UK tour at London’s Tabernacle in May, releases her second album, ‘Electra Heart,’ on Apr 30. 

Marina and The Diamonds releases her brand new album ‘Electra Heart’ on 679/Atlantic on 30th April 2012. ‘Electra Heart’ is preceded by the first single to be taken from the album, ‘Primadonna’which is released on 16th April.

‘Electra Heart’ is a huge leap forward for Marina and promises to be one of the most exciting pop releases of 2012, underlining that she is amongst the most talented young British artists around. A ground-to-air missile of ambitious and confident songs, ‘Electra Heart’ was written and recorded in London and LA over the last 18 months whilst on tour.  Featuring 12 brand new self-written tracks, Marina handpicked a close group of collaborators to write and produce with including Dr Luke (Katy Perry), Rick Nowels (Madonna), Liam Howe (Sneaker Pimps) and Greg Kurstin (Lily Allen).

‘Electra Heart’ is a blisteringly honest story of identity, love, rejection, doomed romance and hope all tinged with humour and British eccentricity.

The 26-year-old took to Twitter this morning to treat fans to a stripped-back rendition of the first release from her second album, ‘Electra Heart,’ which is available to download in its studio version on April 22.

The Welsh singer, who recently announced an eight-date tour in support of the record, was also praised by the song’s producer, Dr. Luke, in an interview with Just Jared today.

The man behind hits by the likes of Britney Spears, Pink and Jessie J said:  “Marina has a really strong voice that is unique and a little more left. There’s nothing like it out right now. She has a unique falsetto almost reminiscent of Kate Bush.”

“I had heard about her on the blogs and checked her out then Katy Perry made me a mix tape, with one of her songs on it, and I got really excited to work with her.”

The quirky songstress took to her official Twitter page last night (March 1) and sent out a message that included a link to the artwork for her highly-anticipated new record and also shared with her followers a handwritten tracklisting. 

'Electra Heart' will feature 12 tracks, including the recently unveiled cut 'Homewrecker', and is due to be released in the UK on April 30.

Earlier this month, Diamondis confirmed that she will head out on a tour in May that will take her to England, Scotland and Wales across 8 nights. 

Her upcoming tour dates are as follows:

• May 4 - Manchester, Cathedral
• May 7 - Edinburgh, Queen Hall
• May 8 - Glasgow, O2 ABC
• May 10 - Leamington Spa, Assembly
• May 11 - Birmingham, HMV Institute
• May 12 - Sheffield, Leadmill
• May 14 - Norwich, Waterfront
• May 15 - Cardiff, Coal Exchange

Check out the official audio for her track 'Homewrecker', which features on the album', below: