She is due to launch her summer line later this month and also has an autumn/winter range in the pipeline, but explained in behind-the-scenes footage during a model fitting that she created the items of clothing with her own team in mind and their different body types:

"I made a piece for everybody in my crew, we all have different body types and different tastes - some are braver than others. I think like that because that's how women in the world are. We're all different, we like different things, we have different occasions and different moods."

Her new line will hit stores on May 25 and she added that her main point of inspiration was thinking about things she would be comfortable wearing: "I just wanted stuff that I wanted to wear because at the end of the day that's what got me into designing - seeing things on the rack that were great, but that could have been a little more me."

"Maybe they could have been a little longer or shorter, or have a little more sex appeal or a little less. I wanted to make clothes for fat days; stuff that I want to wear. I was being selfish. Hopefully, my friends and people who shop at River Island will have the same taste."

The superstar singer was set to hit Antwerp's Sportpaleis venue but it has been postponed to a later date.

Fans have been advised to keep hold of their tickets.

Beyoncé is also due to perform at the same venue on Wednesday (May 15), but a statement said that she is "awaiting word from her doctors before making a decision" on the gig.

This latest news does little to quell internet gossip that the singer is pregnant for a second time, following the birth of Blue Ivy Carter last year.

The 'Grown Woman' singer has teamed up with the songwriter and 2 Chainz for the track 'Turnt'.

It is due to feature on The-Dream's forthcoming new album 'IV Play' and a 90-second sample has been uploaded online.

Beyoncé follows in the footsteps of husband Jay-Z, who appears on The-Dream's track 'High Art'.

Other names set to feature on 'IV Play' include Big Sean, Kelly Rowland and Mary J Blige.

As previously reported, a clip of Beyoncé's new track 'Rise Up', which was recorded for forthcoming animated film Epic, has also been previewed.

The group were performing in Hamburg on Sunday (May 12) when the singer was seemingly presented with a fan's camera.

The result was a close-up view of the band as they played through the hit track 'Live While We're Young'.

Payne walked around the stage with the iPod as his bandmates, including Zayn Malik and Niall Horan, were caught on video.

As previously reported, the British singer recently took to Twitter to thank fans for coming to their European Take Me Home tour.

The jaunt is set to hit Zurich, Switzerland on Thursday (May 16) for its next date as One Direction fever continues to grow.

The pair were seen eating dinner together last year and some overeager sections of the media linked the duo romantically.

Speaking to The Sun, the UK rapper revealed his bewilderment at the level of speculation that resulted from spending time with Cole, saying:

"That was crazy. To be honest I wasn't ready for that level of exposure. It's a whole new world."

He continued: "I had to imagine what that level of interest must be like for her. That's what I took from the experience. She's a cool woman - we went for a meal and she gave me some good advice. I took a lot of it on board."

This year's ceremony is due to take place in London on June 26 and the 'Paradise' group will be honoured.

They will pick up the Royal Albert Hall Best British Act gong at the event - something which Chris Martin said the band will take great pride in. He said in a statement:

"It means a huge amount to us to be named 'Best British Act' by Nordoff Robbins at the 2013 O2 Silver Clef Awards. Nordoff Robbins is an organisation that lies very close to our hearts. They provide life-changing music therapy for thousands of people each year and we're humbled to collect this award in their honour."

Ten awards will be given out on the night, including one to Labrinth entitled the American Express Innovation Award.

The British pop group's last record came in the shape of 2010's 'Progress', which hit No.1 in numerous countries upon release.

Their next potential offering is highly anticipated and Owen told Real Radio that they are looking at releasing an album in 2014. He said:

"We're planning on going in and making a new record next year so that's something to look forward to."

When asked if they will tour the album next year, Owen said: "Maybe, I'm not sure we'll quite get a record down and then go on the road. It depends when we get back together whether it happens quickly or it takes a bit of time."

As previously reported, Gary Barlow had suggested last year that a new album could surface in 2013, saying: "I have got a lot of Take That stuff next year and then, hopefully, a tour the year after. A new studio album feels right for us, it has always been in our minds."

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."

The French duo are releasing 'Random Access Memories' in the UK on Monday (May 20) but it can be heard now on iTunes.

The highly-anticipated record is their fourth studio album, following on from 2005's 'Human After All'.

It features No.1 single 'Get Lucky', which includes cameos from Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers.

As previously reported, Daft Punk recently admitted in an interview that they don't understand the hype behind their new record. Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo said:

"Right now my brain is shutting everything down, making me pretend that everything is normal. It still amazes me that everyone is so crazy about what we are doing. I'm like, either I am crazy or everybody's crazy. Maybe I am just dreaming but people seem to really freak out at what we are doing. I don't know why!"

As previously reported, the star's single 'Candy' was dodged by the popular radio station because Williams was deemed "irrelevant" to their listeners.

The 'Take The Crown' singer performed at last night's (May 13) Sony Radio Academy Awards, with DJ Grimshaw in the audience.

Williams quipped about the radio rejection, with The Sun quoting him as saying:

"I did the Brits and started singing, 'Hey-ho, here we go' to a bunch of industry people and they were all just like, 'F*** off, you're fat and you're old. And Radio 1 don't play you no more – you're fat and you're old'."

He is then said to have looked at Grimshaw and said: "Isn't that right Nick, you b******?"

Williams, however, added that he has been let back on BBC Radio 1 with his new Dizzee Rascal collaboration 'Goin' Crazy'.