'Mama Do The Hump' stars Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule filmed a test show for the programme Smells Like Friday Night.

BBC Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw meanwhile shot a pilot for fellow newbie That Music Show.

Hour-long magazine style show Smells Like Friday Night is all about "mixing appointment-to-view music performances with cutting edge comedy and chat to capture the Channel 4 Friday night feeling viewers know and love."

That Music Show meanwhile is "set in an iconic music venue with a vibrant award-style feel and combines a competitive year vs. year pop quiz with a raucous music gig".

Channel 4's Music Commissioning Editor Jonathan Rothery meanwhile commented:

"We said last year that we wanted to provide a bigger platform for music on Channel 4 and the response from indies has been amazing - around fifty companies pitched over one hundred ideas. We’ve chosen these two fresh approaches to take to pilot, with a view to commissioning a full series for later this year."

The pair previously teamed up for the track 'Everything Has Changed', which featured on the country-pop star's 2012 record 'Red'.

The 'A Team' man meanwhile confirmed that there was another collaboration with Swift sitting on his phone.

Speaking to Noise11, Sheeran suggested that another duet could be written whilst the pair tour North America together this year. He said:

"My second album has taken shape recently. I don't know if there will be any collaborations on it."

Speaking about another duet with Swift, Sheeran said: "You never know. I'm on tour with her for six months. I'm sure the guitars will come out at some point."

As previously reported, the pop songstress recently criticised Keef's track 'Hate Bein' Sober' on Twitter.

This prompted the rapper to violently reply to Perry, saying: "Dat b*tch Katy Perry Can Suck Skin Off Of my D*ck. Ill Smack The Sh*t out her."

Naturally, the 'Teenage Dream' star seemed a little taken aback by the comments, prompting the singer to mediate the tension with some conciliatory words. Perry said:

"Mr. Keef! I'm sorry if I offended you. I heard a lot of people guesting on the song & didn't even know it was you in particular. Actually, I'm a fan of your "Don't Like" video tbh. I was really just having a general opinion on our generations desire to be constantly intoxicated."

She concluded: "Believe me, I'm a lover not a hater. x."

Seemingly putting an end to the matter, Keef then retweeted Perry's messages.

The boyband are stuck in a constant cycle of touring and recording, and whilst they seem to be enjoying their success, it could take its toll.

Expert on behaviour Judi James believes One Direction's management are "absolutely milking them dry" and that the band's happiness could suffer as a result. She told Entertainmentwise:

"They look very positive at the moment, they're clearly just enjoying it, but if it goes on for too long that sort of pressure can be wearing."

James added that the interest in their private lives and their rabid following means that they are often cooped up inside. She said:

"They're healthy guys kept prisoner in hotel rooms."

The French duo released their fourth studio effort 'Random Access Memories' on Monday (May 20) and it has been shifting like hot cakes.

The Official Charts Company today (May 24) revealed that it has sold more than 133,000 units this week so far.

It is set to rack up even more sales before the charts are revealed on Sunday (May 26).

The Daft Punk album - which features the hit 'Get Lucky' - overtook the previous title holder Michael Bublé, whose 'To Be Loved' sold 121,000 copies in its first week.

'Get Lucky' meanwhile has spent the last four weeks at the top of the UK singles chart.

The French duo are currently on the top of the world after releasing new album 'Random Access Memories', which has just been named the UK's fastest selling record of the year.

Speaking to Sony's MU, Gallagher suggested that he is fed up of all the talk surrounding the dance stars.

He added that he isn't a fan of their robot disguises either. The Beady Eye singer said of their hit single 'Get Lucky':

"I'd write that in a f***ing hour. It's like f**k off, give me a f**king break."

Gallagher continued: "I am not going to have people wear disguises. Take your f**king helmet off. Let's see what you look like sans helmet, whatever you're called."

The concert will take place after the Leicester Square premiere of new Brad Pitt movie World War Z, which features the band's music.

The gig will be held in Horse Guards Parade Ground at St James's Park on June 2.

15,000 tickets will be made available to fans from 9am UK time on May 28.

World War Z meanwhile will be released in the UK and the US on June 21.

Many of the film's scenes were shot in Glasgow's city centre, with a zombie invasion taking place on the streets.

At least 24 people have died in the wake of the natural disaster, which flattened communities of Underwood's home state.

The former American Idol winner said that she will fund the donation with money made from her live shows. The country star said:

"I have watched the devastation in my home state of Oklahoma over the past several days with great sadness."

Underwood continued: "With the help of my fans who attended my concerts over the past year, we can offer the Red Cross a little extra help in comforting those affected by the recent tornados."

Red Cross chief development officer Neal Litvack added:

"The impact of the tornados in Oklahoma and the Midwest was devastating and the road to recovery will be long for many families. Through the generosity of Carrie, the American Red Cross can quickly respond with shelter, food and comfort now, and with lasting help as they move toward recovery."

However, his game is up after the real singer found out and tweeted about the fake.

It seems the imposter has been attending glitzy parties at the Cannes film festival, meeting the likes of actor Adrien Brody and James Bond star Naomie Harris.

He posed for photos with the stars and even reportedly managed to get behind the DJ decks at an event hosted by a Russian oil man.

However, the real Psy found out and posted about the imposter on Twitter, saying:

"Seems like there's another ME at cannes...say Hi to him @scooterbraun lol."

He later posted an image of the fake Psy before confirming that the real version was actually in Singapore.

The Sun says the imposter is 34-year-old Denis Carre, who got the idea after being mistaken for the Korean whilst in Ireland. He reportedly said:

"A crowd of people gathered around me and the situation got totally out of control. We were only able to get out with the help of the bouncers".

The Girls Aloud singer is well known for her good looks, but she told French website Get The Look that it isn't always just about how you look on the outside.

The 'Call My Name' star said that sometimes no amount of makeup can beat some inner gorgeousness. She said:

"You can wear all the make-up you want, but beauty comes from within. A lot of people say it's a cliché, but it's so true."

Cole continued: "If you feel beautiful inside, you can tell. So you need to feel comfortable within yourself, which is definitely not always easy - but you should try!"

Despite the inner beauty talk, the singer is long associated with makeup company L'Oreal and she was recently in Cannes to promote the brand.