Come one, come all: here are your delicious BAPs.
- Nicola Roberts has been having a lovely time working on the new Cheryl Cole album, thanks for asking. (Popjustice)
- Miley Cyrus and ‘Entre el Amor y los Halagos’ hitmaker Ricky Martin have been added to the list of performers at the Billboard Music Awards. (Billboard)
- Lana Del Rey’s video for ‘West Coast’ is now on the world wide web, properly this time. (Popjustice)
- Katy Perry’s popped a picture of her wigs for the Prismatic tour online. (Instagram)
- And here’s a fairly ridiculous remix of ‘Birthday’. (Idolator)
- Monica Lewinsky has some grammar tips for Beyoncé re ‘Partition’. (Billboard)
- Britney Spears is being sued by one of her dancers for allegedly breaking her nose. (That Grape Juice)
- La Roux’s announced something and that thing is a new picture. (Twitter)
- Miley Cyrus’ ‘gig’ in London last night was a fairly muted affair. (MTV)
- Some old Kylie Minogue songs have leaked everywhere. (Popjustice)
- Eminem’s headlining Wembley Stadium in July by the way. (Ace Showbiz)
- Shakira’s video for ‘Dare (La La La)’ is now online. (Popjustice)
- Unelusive chanteuse Emeli Sandé’s not happy with people being exploited on The Voice and The X Factor. (The Guardian)
- Chvrches, Zedd and Gorgon City have all been added to the BBC Radio 1 playlist this week. (Twitter)
- Lily Allen was asked if she was going to be the next Ellie Goulding by someone at US customs. (Twitter)
- Also, it looks like ‘Sheezus’ — despite minimal promotion — will be Number One on Sunday. (Digital Spy)
- A bit of MKS’ ‘Today’ is on the internet again. (Popjustice)
- Ed Sheeran’s collaborated with the Picasso of Pop Usher on a new song that may or may not be on the latter’s new album. (Digital Spy)
- Yeah so apparently Real Cher is on the new Wu-Tang album. (The Fader)
- There are quite a few good songs from the likes of Leon Else and Seinabo Sey in amongst this rabble. (Popjustice)
- Ariana Grande’s ‘Problem’ has shifted 438,000 downloads in America in its first week to knock ‘Happy’ off the top of the download chart. (Billboard)
And for old time's sake…
What a song.