The 61-year-old songstress is representing the UK in tonight's (May 18) Eurovision Song Contest.

Tyler has weighed in on the new breed of female singers storming the charts today, and doesn't think people like Beyoncé or Lady Gaga show off too much skin.

Speaking to British magazine Star, she revealed: "No, not really. But I think when you are really talented like Adele and Emeli Sandé, less is more."

Tyler also gave her opinion on TV talent shows including The Voice and The X Factor.

She explained: "Some good singers such as Leona Lewis, One Direction and Will Young have come out of those shows. Yet I don't think the judges on The Voice always turn around for the right people..."

When asked if she could ever be a judge on one of these TV talent shows, she exclaimed: "Absolutely no chance! I don't like ridiculing people. If somebody's performance was bloody diabolical I would feel sorry that their parents let them go on the programme - you think they would know better!

"But there are a lot of talented people out there."

The 'Promise This' songstress took to her official Twitter page and wrote: "Dear @kimkardashian. Hi Gorgeous lady! Just wanted to send you a tweet to say I think you are an incredibly beautiful woman inside and out."

"I can only imagine how tough it is to be heavily pregnant and feeling extremely vulnerable on top of some of the daily criticism you take! I admire your tenacity and send you my best wishes with the rest of your pregnancy #enjoyyourblessing x"

Upon seeing the message, Kardashian (who is expecting her first baby with rapper Kanye West) replied and thanked her for the 'touching' words:

"@CherylCole your message really touched me! Thank you so much for the support & positivity! Its so important for women to feel confident & at peace during this amazing time! Your sweet tweet really made me smile! Xoxo"

Watch Cole's recent interview with MSN here:

Tweeting about the disappointing news this afternoon (May 16), the 'Broken Heels' hitmaker apologised for letting people down: "Hi, I'm afraid we're postponing the Royal Albert Hall shows until later in the year. Sorry for any disappointment. I'll tweet the statement."

Burke was supposed to play a run of dates at the venue's Elgar Room, where she was set to perform the soundtrack to 1972 Billie Holiday biopic 'Lady Sings The Blues', in which Diana Ross played the singer, but an official statement confirms that the dates are no longer going ahead:

"Due to an overwhelming demand for tickets, Alexandra Burke has decided to postpone her June 'Lady Sings The Blues' concerts and re-schedule the performances for later this year, at additional venues. Tickets for the six dates at the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room sold out within hours, with many fans disappointed, so these new dates, to be announced soon, will allow more fans to see and enjoy the shows."

Watch her perform 'Can't Give Up Now' below:

Writing on the social networking site in the early hours of this morning (May 16), the 'Promise This' beauty encouraged her fans not to let stress get the better of them and to believe in themselves because all they can do is their best:

"So many of u [sic] stressing over your exams which is completely understandable but let me give you a little advice... No amount of worrying or losing sleep will change the outcome that I promise. All you can do is your best. If you're unsure ask someone who knows for help and make yourself sure."

She then joked that signing out of their networking sites might also be useful in helping them to concentrate fully: "Also, Reduce your use of twitter until it's done !!!! Lol! It works.. No distractions #goodluck."

While online, Cole also took the time to send a personal yet public message to Kim Kardashian (shown below), who has been the victim of many unflattering news articles and accompanying paparazzi photos during her pregnancy: "Dear @kimkardashian. Hi Gorgeous lady! Just wanted to send you a tweet to say I think you are an incredibly beautiful woman inside and out."

"I can only imagine how tough it is to be heavily pregnant and feeling extremely vulnerable on top of some of the daily criticism you take! I admire your tenacity and send you my best wishes with the rest of your pregnancy #enjoyyourblessing x"

Watch part of Cole's recent Grazia interview here:

Gaga's staff have partnered with Skype to bring Little Monsters around the globe a new campaign called 'Get Well Gaga', which allows fans to add the user 'GetWellGaga' to their Skype contacts list and then send over their very own artwork inspired by the 'Judas' superstar.

A message on the service's site explains "inspire Mother Monster as she recovers. Send us your
best, most encouraging, original artwork" and fans have until 11:59pm PT on May 9 to share their unique creations (some shown below).

An album will be compiled from the entries and the campaign leaders have promised that Gaga will flip through it, seeing each one personally.

Watch footage of Gaga in her wheelchair below:

The scent, which was unveiled last year and billed as the first ever black Eau de Parfum, was given the coveted Consumer's Choice title at the ceremony and Haus Laboratories tweeted a message to Little Monsters around the world to tell them the exciting news:

"#LADYGAGAFAME has won Consumer's Choice at this year's Canadian Fragrance Awards! We thank everyone for voting!"

Back in April, the perfume took home a trophy from the Swedish Beauty & Cosmetic Awards after it was named Best Female Fragrance. 'Fame' has also been nominated at this year's FIFI Awards, which will take place in London on May 16 and fans have been asked to vote for it in the Best New Celebrity Fragrance category.

Watch Gaga talk about what she wanted to achieve with her 'Fame' fragrance here:

The 'Judas' beauty suffered a labral tear while performing on the extensive run of dates and was subsequently forced to cancel the remaining concerts, but on April 27 the tour celebrated its birthday and she posted a message via both the social networking site and her LittleMonsters.com site along with an accompanying photo (shown left).

It simply read "#HappyBirthdayBTWB" and Gaga then shared a time-lapse video clip that shows the full construction of the elaborate stage set leading into a live performance and then it ends with fans trailing out of the arena. The video is set to the sounds of her 'Born This Way' album track, 'Scheiße'.

The singer has a massive fanbase and she regularly uses her position to promote psychological wellbeing amongst youths.

She lost out, however, to Burmese freedom fighter Aung San Suu Kyi in TIME's list of the top influencers in the world over the last decade.

The poll was decided in a face-off style competition, with the likes of US President Barack Obama and Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling also performing strongly.

Lists haven't always been good to Gaga lately, however, with the 'Born This Way' star recently named as the worst dressed female.

Haus Laboratories, the company behind Gaga's stunning black 'Fame' perfume, tweeted a message to Little Monsters around the world in the early hours of this morning that told them the exciting news:

"LADY GAGA FAME has won Best Female Fragrance at the Swedish Beauty & Cosmetic Awards! #LADYGAGAFAME."

'Fame' was launched as the first ever black Eau de Parfum and the scent has been described as "tears of Belladonna, crushed heart of Tiger Orchidea with a black veil of incense, pulverized apricot and the combinative essences of saffron and honey drops".

Following the 'Born This Way' sensation's win, fans took to the Haus Laboratories' Facebook page and congratulated her with one follower writing: "So happy to see that my queen's perfume won."

The flamboyant singer recently went under the knife after cancelling a number of North American tour dates because of injury.

Gaga has since been seen in a wheelchair as she recuperates from her operation and she reportedly called the mobility aid after a stricken fan called Emma.

The Little Monster is suffering from scoliosis and hip dysplasia and she has revealed that Gaga contacted her to sort out hip replacement surgery, which she has been needing for a while. Emma said:

"Gaga herself reached out to me and is hooking me up with her team of doctors, plus others, that did her surgery in Nyc as I have been needing a hip replacement for quite some time (my left hip dislocated almost two weeks ago too.. I know, perfect timing, right?)."

The fan continued: "We're planning on flying out this weekend, all expenses paid, for a consult. She won't be there, but the gesture is absolutely incredible and I broke down sobbing immediately afterwards... Words can't describe how incredibly Blessed I am... I would like to send a Massive thank you to Gaga, her entire team, as well as [Gaga's parents] Cynthia and Joe for doing an incredible job of raising the most beautiful person I know."

The superstar suffered a labral tear during a concert and had an operation to fix it, and Vincent Herbert (pictured left) gave an interview on Tuesday (March 19) about how she's doing, in which he described her as "doing great".

Herbert said that Gaga is “doing wonderful, doing great," and even confirmed that she is “ready to get back to work.” When asked about her forthcoming new record, 'ARTPOP', he added that it sounds "very, very refreshing” and that the songstress "push the envelope":

“I can’t wait for the world to hear her new music and see her come back healthy, strong and better than ever.”

Watch footage from Gaga's Born This Way Ball tour here:

It will travel to 4 different cities across 5 dates starting tomorrow (March 16) with an appearance in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and fans can pre-register to attend each event here.

Originally, the Born Brave Bus was travelling the same route as Gaga's recent Born This Way Ball tour, but she's had to cancel the remaining dates after suffering a labral tear and undergoing surgery for the injury.

It will now head out to Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Washington, and a statement on the official website explains that attendees can "hang out, participate in creative and interactive activities, meet resources in your community, and bond with other youth – just like you – who are ready to make a difference and start building a kinder, braver world."

Gaga, meanwhile, has been recovering from her operation in a custom-made gold wheelchair complete with a cushioned seat, retractable hood and extended leg-rest.

Watch Gaga's opening speech from the launch of the Born Brave Bus project below:

The 'Born This Way' superstar has been photographed out and about in an eye-catching golden wheelchair that was specially designed by Ken Borochov. He spoke to the New York Post about the chair and explained that it was definitely an unusual client request, but a great challenge:

"I certainly wasn't expecting that phone call and have never done a wheelchair but am always up for a challenge and was thrilled to create what I affectionately dubbed the Chariot, a chair fit only for a queen."

Celebrity photographer and friend of Gaga's, Terry Richardson, shared the image of the wheelchair on his official Twitter page earlier today (March 12).

The 'Born This Way' star was scheduled to play a gig in the country's capital city of Jakarta in June that year, but the event was pulled after religious protesters slammed the singer for being "vulgar" and "the devil's child", and Gaga's safety could not be guaranteed if she went ahead with the show.

In a claim filed in a California court, Gaga's management company Atom Factory and tour partners Live Nation LG Tours and Mermaid Touring have said that Lloyd's Of London have failed to honour two "terrorism policies" that would have saved them substantial cancellation fees.

The insurers refused to pay as the original claim contained "language and purported conditions that are not contained in the [policies]".

Gaga's management and tour partners have now described this as "despicable conduct with the intent to vex, injure or annoy" in their suit, and are seeking damages of at least $150,000 (£99,000).

Watch the video for Lady Gaga's 'Marry The Night' below:

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