The Smiths Previously Unreleased Songs To Be Released

Cummerbund claims to have spent "over two hours" working on the project, and while it all starts a little shakily, by the time the chorus kicks in at the 45-second mark we're frankly in awe of his ambition and technique.

Vocalist and guitarist James Hetfield recently said Metallica didn't keep any unused riffs after completing work on the record. He said: "Once an album is finished the box of riffs is thrown away. We use the best.

"There's no reason to save it if it's not good - we'll write new stuff. I'm very interested in moving forward." He added: "It was difficult, having 800 riffs on my phone or my computer, and all I wanted to do was, 'Let's write a new one now. Let's just do it.'

TMZ further reports that West is at home with wife Kim Kardashian and their children but the outspoken rapper and reality tv husband will require "ongoing treatment."

The film will feature interviews with Dez Dickerson, who joined Prince's stage band in 1979 and left the group after the 1999 tour, and Andre Cymone, who played bass in Prince's teenage band Grand Central in the Seventies and toured with the artist through 1981.

So far, he has announced North American dates which run through August 12 in Los Angeles and he will reveal European dates soon. Diamond is scheduled to make stops in major cities, including New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Dallas, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver.

The two sang Parton's iconic 1973 song "Jolene" along with a cappella group Pentatonix. Parton and Cyrus traded verses, but came together harmonically on the chorus.

"I've been a huge fan my whole life. His brilliance in music unparalleled," says Foxx. "Marvin Gaye's story has always fascinated me." The legendary soul singer is remembered for such hits as "What's Going On," "Sexual Healing" and "Let's Get It On." He was fatally shot in 1984 at the age of 44 by his father in their Los Angeles Home.

Every year for the past decade the Las Vegas foursome have released a Christmas single with 100% of proceeds going to (RED) charity. The single is just one of 11 tracks on the album titled Don't Waste Your Wishes. The physical CD will be available in stores December 9.

It will be one of many life changes coming for the former One Direction singer. Over the summer Payne announced that he had signed to Republic Records (in the US) as a solo artist.

During a Purpose World Tour stop at London's O2 Arena, Bieber teased and educated his fans about why he's decided to stay away from the 'gram. It started in a Socratic question-and-answer format: "Who thinks I should get my Instagram back?" he mused. Naturally, the crowd of Beliebers went nuts. Then he brought down the hammer.

Shinoda says: "We were working on images for the cover of our first album, and we made it to represent the duality of the band's sound - the intersection of contrasting elements, and the hard-versus-soft tension in our band's music.

The eclectic lineup also includes glam icons (Grace Jones), soul trendsetters (Solange) and electronic mainstays (The xx, Aphex Twin). Van Morrison is on the list. Oh, and Slayer will bring the metal.

The video features shots of sexy women, the Atlanta skyline at night and the two MCs rapping in an empty warehouse. The camera circles as Montana spits about his Mercedes and compares himself to the NBA's Tracy McGrady; Jeezy delivers the punchlines: "I'm killing with the field, I'm Charlie Manson b/ Exactly what you want, I'm strapped and handsome, b."

"Shake It Fast" is an ode to booty and the video dives right into that theme, offering viewers one massive twerking contest operating under the guise of the ultimate pool party. Between the lunch trays of marijuana, the stacks of cash and the ample women in barely there bikinis, the brothers clearly want to put a new twist on Sunday Funday. In true Rae Sremmurd fashion, the video pops thanks to hyper-colored shots that make neon pinks, greens and yellows practically explode off the screen.

I wrote the song "lose count" on a night I felt very lonely. I turned on some candles sat at my piano and started to play around with some chords. I started humming some melodies over them and scribbled down my feelings and thoughts.

It had almost been two and a half months since I last saw my boyfriend and it was really starting to take a toll on me. At the time, a lot of my girlfriends had boyfriends and were constantly with them, which really didn't help my loneliness.

The only time I got to speak to my boyfriend was sometimes on Skype since I was living in Boston and busy with college in the day, and he was in Nashville perusing his music career and working in the evenings.

I remember so well the moment when we gathered enough money to see each other. As soon as the flights were booked I set a countdown clock on my phone with a picture of us, telling me how much time I had to wait to be back in his arms again. When we finally saw each other it was like a very special date and the whole world seemed brighter and for a brief moment it felt like time stood still.

He was my first real love and I had never felt such strong feelings for someone.

Throughout our long distance relationship, I had friends, family and strangers tell me what I should be doing. Some were very supportive of the decision we had made; others thought it was ridiculous and bound to fail. Although I hadn't asked anyone for their opinion, I kept receiving their views on my love life. The whole song is about people telling me how I should deal with it, and me telling them that nothing mattered because the feelings I felt when I was with him were greater than any sadness I felt when we were apart.

The song is about losing count of time when one is in love and that true love that can endure anything no matter the obstacles.