Love is all you need.

Especially if you're planning a re-brand like P Diddy.

Scroll down to discover why he's now going under that most beautiful of names (and why an WWE wrestling manager is not happy about it) and find out what The Beatles' old bass player's big beef with the US President is all about.

Plus you'll read all about the return of Kanye West and Lady Gaga too, as well as action from #SLFN, as Dizzee saves the day and then turns the air blue in the process.

See you tomorrow.

We promised you earlier that we'd bring you two more performances from Sounds Like Friday Night and we are men of our word.

First up, London Grammar (above) are saying Hell To The Liars, while Neneh Cherry's daughter Mabel is making a name for herself with a televised game of Finders Keepers (below).

Have a watch. You deserve it.

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Question: What do Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Andre 3000, Future, Ed Sheeran, Gucci Mane and M.I.A all have in common?

Aside from all being international superstars musicians - that is.

Answer: They all feature on N*E*R*D's forthcoming album, their first in seven years.

We already knew about the exposive new Ri Ri collab after Lemon was released last week.

Now, according to Rolling Stone magazine, the US outfit's first gig in six years turned into a surprise listening party for the new record No_One Ever Really Dies at ComplexCon in Long Beach, California.

Pharrell Williams and the gang were apparently perched on top of a van surrounded by dancers as the new tunes rang out.

"The album's not coming out tomorrow," said Williams.

"We're giving it to you. It's yours. You got it before everybody else."

Check out the full tracklist for the record, which as yet does not have a release date, below.

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No_One Ever Really Dies Track List (via Complex)

1) Deep Down Body Thirst2) Lemon featuring Rihanna3) Voilà featuring Gucci Mane and Wale4) 1000 featuring Future5) Don't Don't Do It featuring Kendrick Lamar6) Kites featuring Kendrick Lamar and M.I.A.7) ESP8) Lightning Fire Magic Prayer9) Rollinem 7’s featuring André 300010) Lifting You featuring Ed Sheeran11) Secret Life of Tigers

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The US singer played new track Los Ageless from her recent album Masseduction on The Graham Norton Show on Friday night.

She then joined the Irish hosts and guest Dame Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Josh Gad, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Kenneth Branagh for a chinwag.

Graham was intrigued her bespoke guitar, which she designed to better fit her form.

“I like to say [it] is gender inclusive,” she said. “It’s incredibly ergonomic for any gender.”

“Were all guitars not?” asked the host. Fair question.

"I’ve been playing guitar for a long time and I’ve been performing for a long time," she said. "I’m a smallish person and I don’t want a big, heavy guitar.

"I love a ’70s Les Paul, but they’re so heavy - prohibitively heavy - so I designed a guitar with a smaller frame maybe in mind, and a rock monster tone.”

Watch her performance and chat now via the iPlayer.

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A 1960s Italian pop song used in the movie Goodfellas will be performed non-stop for five weeks on an organ in Cardiff.

Il Cielo in una Stanzam which translates as The Sky in a Room will be played by 10 singing organists on one of the Britain's oldest organs.

It's part of an art installation by Ragnar Kjartansson and the song will be played 3,000 times.

It's the staff at the National Museum Cardiff we feel sorry for...

...as anyone who has worked in a shop around Christmas time will confirm.

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Handpicked by Harry Styles, Californian three-piece Muna are the band selected to join the One Direction singer on his world tour.

"I had no idea how visceral this experience is for some of them," says singer Katie Gavin. "They pass out, out of being overwhelmed by being in the same room as him."

"I don't think we realised until we started that every night is a night thousands of people have been waiting for," adds bandmate Naomi McPherson.

"It's so cool for us to be part of that."

Read more about Muna.

Eighties pop star Sinitta appeared on a celebrity special of the Channel 4 show First Dates over the weekend in her quest to find love.

The 54-year-old, who once dated music mogul Simon Cowell is looking for a 'normal' relationship and was therefore delighted to discover that her date had not even heard of her or her back catalogue.

So that was one big tick.

But was he macho, external enough? Watch above.

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Sir Paul McCartney has criticised President Trump's attitude towards climate change, stating that some of his actions are "madness".

The former Beatle - a vegetarian and supporter of animal rights - accused the American leader of turning around "a lot of the advances that have been made" to help the environment.

In June, President Trump announced he was pulling the US out of the Paris Agreement to cut global emissions. He said one of the reasons was to seek a new deal that would not disadvantage US businesses.

Trump also once said the concept of global warming was created by the Chinese in order to make American manufacturing less competitive.

Speaking to Newsbeat, Sir Paul said: "It's maybe a good time now to try and focus people's attention and say 'look, forget about him we can do something'."

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Meanwhile Macca joined 'Little Steven' Van Zandt on stage at London's Roundhouse on Saturday night as he kicked off his own solo European tour.

Van Zandt invited the Beatle on stage alongside his Disciples of Soul on Saturday in order to finish some "unfinished business", in the form of a rendition of The Beatles classic I Saw Her Standing There.

He's referring to the fact that the last time they performed together at Hard Rock Calling in 2012, in his day job as Bruce Springsteen's guitarist, the plug was pulled mid-song due to the council curfew.

Check out the performance below.

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He's no longer answering to the names Diddy, P Diddy, Puffy or Puff Daddy.

Now, hip hop's top earning star, external goes by the name Love, or Brother Love (your choice).

Its already rankled a WWE manager (scroll down) but what do other people make of the name change?

Here are a few more reactions starting with US comedian Jim Norton...

We thought it might happen.

Everybody is going Latino crazy these days. Noel Gallagher's latest single sounds a bit like Ricky Martin, now a song about the Cuban capital is toppermost of the poppersmost of the charts.

Camila's Havana gave her her first ever number one in this country on Friday evening and clearly put her in a good mood for Saturday's I Heart Fiesta gig in her hometown of Miami (above).

The former Fifth Harmony singer told OfficialCharts.com: “I am so excited to be Number 1 in the UK! I can’t believe it! Thank you to my amazing fans for always supporting me - WE DID IT! I am so grateful.”

Look at these tears of joy. Too many to count.

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In the album charts, there was a number one for a pair of similarly hip young Latino singers in the form of Michael Ball and Alfie Bow.

Only joking, we think Michael is from Bromsgrove and Alfie from Blackpool, but we know for sure that they love a good fiesta too.

Their new collaboration Together Again was able to fend off stiff competition from Stereophonics' Scream Above The Sounds.

Michael and Alfie (apparently both together) said: "We could never have imagined being here with our second number 1 album.

"Thank you to all of our amazing and supportive fans who have been with us every step of the way. We could not have done it without you and we can't wait to share the new album with you on the road!"

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Kanye West made a surprise appearance at a gig performed by rapper Kid Cudi in Chicago at the weekend.

It was his first show in nearly a year, when he cancelled the remainder of his Life of Pablo tour in 2016 to be treated for medial issues including exhaustion.

The pair performed Father Stretch My Hands, Pt 1. from his album at the Aragon Ballroom.

Check out some fan-shot footage below.

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Singer Alice Glass's former Crystal Castles bandmate is suing her for defamation after she said publicly that he sexually assaulted her while the pair were in the band together.

Ethan Kath, who still performs under the CC name - with new vocalist Edith Frances - denied the allegations Glass made against him.

In his legal action, obtained by Pitchfork, Kath said he has, “suffered emotional distress” because of the claims.

After she released her statement last month, a number of Crystal Castles performances were apparently cancelled and the band were dropped by their management company and booking agency.

Kath claims a financial loss “in excess of $300,000.”

In a new statement, he said: "When she [Glass] suddenly left Crystal Castles to handle her mental health issues and substance abuse issues I fully supported her.

"I will continue to support her quest to wellness but I can't support extortion, false claims, and accusations."

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So earlier, we told the the "very serious news " (his words) that Diddy had changed his name once again to Love, or Brother Love, if Love seems overly familiar.

Well now US wrestling personality Bruce Pritchard, whose character Brother Love managed The Undertaker, has take him to task telling his "I am the original and you are not."

Here is Bruce in action as Brother Love below, delivering his client to another manager you may remember,,,

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Lady Gaga "cried with happiness" as she returned to the stage in Montreal after being forced to take a break due to medical issues.

The US singer was forced to reschedule the European leg of her Joanne World Tour in September due to "severe physical pain".

But she was back in business on Friday night, telling fans via social media: "It feels so good to on stage, I cried w happiness."

She added: "I'm back where I belong."

She is due back where a lot of you want her, in the UK, in February.

Sounds Like Friday night continued on BBC One with live performances from new solo star, co-presenter and part-time delivery man Liam Payne, external (above) and late substitute Dizzee Rascal (below)

The London rapper was drafted in at the last minute after another Liam; Gallagher, phoned in sick.

Presenter Greg James was forced to apologise after he dropped a big swear bomb into his performance.

“A quick apology if anyone was offended by any of the language there," said Greg.

“It’s one of those live TV moments. What are you gonna do?”

“It was live, man,” added Dizzee.

The second edition of the new six-part series also saw performances from Mabel and London Grammar too, which we'll bring you later if you're all good and get some work done.

As well as bringing some great live performances and sketches, the #SLFN team also caught a few of you wannabe hipsters out with some fake musical genres.

Others however were a bit more on the ball.

Slime music? Pull the other one Dotty.

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The Prince of Darkness is the first headliner to be announced for next year's Download Festival at Donnington Park the midlands.

It's the first time he has topped the bill as a solo artist, though his former band headlined in 2005 and 2016.

The three-day festival takes place from 8-10 June 2018 with tickets available now.

Promoter Andy Copping said: "After Black Sabbath closed the festival in 2016, how could I not ask The Prince of Darkness to come back all on his own?"

Sabbath played their final concert in their home city of Birmingham on 4 February this year.

Ozzy also appeared alongside wife Sharon on a celebrity edition of Gogglebox in aid of the Stand Up To Cancer charity on Friday night.

Here they are above grappling with one of Nigela's Lawson's trickier recipes on the TV show,

Also on the show were Liam Gallagher alongside mum Peggy and son Gene, as well as Ed Sheeran, Example and big Narstie.

But you can call him Brother Love, if you want.

While celebrating his 48th birthday on Saturday, the rapper revealed that he will no longer be answering to any of his previous names including Puffy, Diddy Puff Daddy.

He posted the "very, serious, serious news" online above.

"I know it's risky, cos it come off as corny to some people," said Mr B.Love.

"But I've decided to change my name again.

"I'm just not who I am before."

Fair enough. Must be a logistical nightmare for him to keep going to the bank every time he changes his name.

However, some clever person has pointed out that this was the name used by The Undertaker's original manager in the old WWF Wrestling back in the day.

You know, this guy...

Aside from a week in 2011 when he briefly went by the name Swag, his last proper name change came in 2005 when he dropped the P in P Diddy.

Whatever you call him there was a lot of birthday love coming his way this weekend.

All the best Brother L.

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*Okay we're a day out to finish that traditional bonfire night saying, but you get the idea.

Morning 'Guys' and girls and welcome back to Music News LIVE. We hope you all plotted a suitable explosive, colourful and safe weekend.

Today we'll tell you about Puff Daddy...sorry...P Diddy...no wait, Diddy's latest name change (you're going to Love this one), Paul McCartney digs out Donald Trump over climate change.

Plus, plenty of sparkling TV appearances from over the weekend from the likes of Sounds Like Friday Night co-host Liam Payne, late call up (and regrettably sweary) Dizzee Rascal and St Vincent.