Blimey, what a day it's been! Here are some BAPs.
- Apparently Beyoncé’s next single from ‘BEYONCÉ’ is going to be ‘Pretty Hurts’. (Twitter)
- Also, she sings on a new song called ‘Dreams’ by BOOTS. (Rolling Stone)
- Also also, apparently Bey and Jay have bought a house in west London. (The Debrief)
- 'Call My Name' hitmaker Tove Styrke is sort of back. (Scandipop)
- Robyn & Röyksopp’s ‘Do It Again’ (the song) is now online. (Popjustice)
- Ricky Martin’s made a song loosely linked to a forthcoming football tournament and the video for all that is now on the world wide web. (Popjustice)
- Katy Perry, One Direction and Ellie Goulding have all been added to the Radio 1 playlist. (Twitter)
- Jessie J and Dizzee Rascal have been added to the lineup for this August’s Fusion festival. (Digital Spy)
- Rita Ora performed ‘I Will Never Let You Down’ on Jimmy Fallon’s TV show last night and now it’s online in fairly low quality. (That Grape Juice)
- ‘Littlest Things’ hitmaker Lily Allen’s popped the ‘Sheezus’ video onto the internet. (Popjustice)
- Plus, here’s a video of her singing ‘Our Time’ in a live scenario. (The Guardian)
- X Factor sixth place finalist Ella Henderson’s debut single ‘Ghost’ is now ‘out there’ as is the video. (Popjustice)
- PREPARE YOUR EARS! (Jessie J’s Twitter)
- Katy B’s popped a behind the scenes thing for her new video onto the internet. (YouTube)
- Someone’s made a list of Madonna singles in order of quality or something. (Huffington Post)
- Cher Lloyd's asking a fan to 'premiere' another song from her new album. (Twitter)
- Miley Cyrus’ European tour will go ahead as planned, don’t you worry. (Capital FM)
- Here’s a chat with Ryan Tedder about writing with One Direction, being discovered by Lance Bass and not wanting people to buy One Republic’s album again. (The Guardian)
- Lorde’s announced a one-off ‘gig’ at Brixton Academy for June. (Popjustice)
- Pharrell’s ‘Marilyn Monroe’ single now has a cover to go with it. (Instagram) and the video is now online and features a cameo from Kelly Osbourne. (Popjustice)
And for old time's sake…
What a song.