The chart-topping boyband, who announced plans to embark on a major 2014 stadium tour earlier this week, reveal in the clip how grateful they are for the support they continually receive:

Harry says: "Hi guys! We just wanted to send you a quick message to say thank you. We have just announced our stadium tour and we cannot believe it.

"We've been together for about three years and it's all down to you guys that we are able to do this so thank you so, so much."

Louis then added: "We can't wait to see you guys all over the world so thank you very much!"

The flamboyant singer turned heads recently when she revealed that she has been texting the One Direction singer.

However, she irked some fans of the boyband when she joked about "sexting" the star.

Speaking to Look, the 'Die Young' singer revealed her fear that angry Directioners might want to physically attack her. Ke$ha said:

"I hope they don't want to beat me up, I'm just a fan too."

She added that there is no chance of romance happening, confirming: "He and I area just friends. Actually we started texting a long time ago and we're just friendly, it's not sexy."

The image was taken in 1939 during depression-era in the Harlem area of New York City and it was re-discovered this week by the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, which forms part of the New York Public Library.

The Center shared the snap and accompanied it with the caption: "Does the man on the right remind you of someone? Perhaps it was his great-grandfather taking a break in Harlem in 1939."

Several pictures have been publicised lately that show people from generations gone by looking like today's stars and one of the most shared photographs is of a man that looks almost identical to Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage although it was taken in 1870 (shown below).

Listen to Jay-Z's 'Open Letter' here:

The star told London's Evening Standard newspaper that a homeless man kept ringing the doorbells of houses in his area, but the final straw came when the man messed about with Gallagher's recycling bins:

"This tramp kept hassling me at my house. I know he has been a problem for other people round our way. He was ringing on our buzzer early in the morning and kept asking if I would pay for his pay-as-you-go phone. Proper mad."

"The final straw was when he started messing with my recycling bins. I’m a bit anal about my recycling and he ended up shoving his crutches in my bin. I came out and squared up to him and he had a bit of a go. Put it this way, I don’t think he’ll be coming back round my way again."

Watch a recent interview with Gallagher here:

The X Factor 2011 contestant has been opening up for the US star as she trawls England and Wales to promote her 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded' release.

The jaunt opened in Nottingham on October 21 and will finish up in Cardiff on November 7.

Speaking to the Daily Star, Misha - who played London's O2 Arena on Monday (October 30) - said that she is in awe of supporting Minaj. She said:

"I went from singing Nicki's songs on The X Factor to being special guest on her UK tour – it leaves me speechless."

The singer, who finished fourth on the X Factor, added: "I love that Nicki is very, very daring. I might have to sneak into her wardrobe for a look."

The rapper was performing at the O2 Arena and Rihanna went along for a look - taking the Tube to get there.

She is said to have travelled from Waterloo to North Greenwich alongside her entourage.

It's not the first time the global star has taken the Tube around London, with the singer hopping on and off when she performed a residency at the O2 Arena last year.

As previously reported, Rihanna will be returning to the UK in the summer to peform at Radio 1's Hackney Weekend alongside a host of top music talent.

She is also planning a collaboration with Katy Perry - suggesting that the blockbluster will happen at some point in the future.