Thats us for another Monday.

We hope we've helped you ease back down from that Eurovison high of the weekend with new music and videos from the likes of Lykke Li, Johnny Marr, Andre 3000 and of course the Arctic Monkeys.

Plus news of a Wiley biopic, a champion BBC Young Musician and Lindsey Buckingham giving his side of the story about him leaving Fleetwood Mac.

Like Loyle Carner's pup, we're spent until Tuesday.

It's a dog's life but we wouldn't have it any other way.

Jada Pinkett Smith is a few days early for our weekly #TBT but nevertheless, here she is back in the late 80s or early 90s confronting the late N.W.A rapper over his rap lyrics.

"I would have thought he was a woman hater... when I listen to his music I want to feel good about myself," She said on the US chat show.

The star looked a bit contrite as he insisted: "I do say nice things about sisters."

"This is the day I met Eazy!," she wrote on Instagram. "We became the best of friends after this program✨"

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The US rocker is getting political on his Marvin Gaye-esque new single It's Enough.

It's the first song off Lenny's upcoming album, Raise Vibration, and shows a mixture of uplifting and disturbing recent images from the news including NFL player Colin Kaepernick's anthem kneel, war scenes from the Middle East and the shooting of Walter Scott.

The song comes with some strong language and carries pretty powerful images so you will have to find it on his YouTube channel.

"People are standing up," Kravitz said of the video, in a statement.

"I’ve had enough of racism. I've had enough of war. I’ve had enough of the destruction of the environment and the greed and dishonesty of world leaders.

"We've got to get back on track toward moving forward through higher understanding."

SuRie has revealed she has some bruises on her hands after a man invaded the stage during her Eurovision performance on Saturday.

The man grabbed the microphone while the singer, representing the UK in the contest, was performing Storm.

SuRie told ITV's This Morning: "There's a couple of bruises from where I was holding the mic. But I'm OK."

She said she was also hurt on her shoulder from where the man had barged into her.

"There wasn't any time to feel fear," she said.

"He was suddenly there, security were on him as quick as he was on me, he got the mic for a few seconds, that was out of my hands, but the song was still going.

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Listen above as she explains the nightmare scenario to Phil and Holly.

The singer was offered the chance to perform the song again, but declined after discussing it with her team.

"We had that conversation, but I was really proud of that performance," she added.

"And you work up to that moment.

"You don't get to do the 100m sprint at the Olympics again because your shoelace is untied or something. You had that one shot and that was my moment, and we didn't need to repeat that.

Today marks International Dylan Thomas day, in memory of the legendary late Swansea poet.

Another man who was pretty good with words, Robert Zimmerman, was such a big fan that he changed his surname to that of the Welsh man, on his arrival into the 1960s Greenwich Village scene in New York City.

He went on to do alright for himself.

Check out Dylan #2 reciting some verses that Mr Thomas himself would've been proud of above.

The music from the forthcoming comic book sequel is apparently the first ever to have a parental guidance sticker due to copious profanities peppered throughout it.

Composer Tyler Bates has been speaking to Billboard, external about the music and why the language warning is "an honour".

The film composer is known for his work on the Guardians of the Galaxy and John Wick franchises.

Luckily Celine (above) managed to keep it clean for her part.

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Okay, if you go by Mothering Sunday here in the UK, he was a month and a half late.

However, on the other side of the Atlantic, the OutKast rapper was bang on time as she shared not one but two tracks.

The piano ballad - accompanied by James Blake - Me & My (To bury your parents) sees him recalls time spent as a child with his now late mother and father while Look Me No Hands is a 17-minute long jazz odyssey.

Guess which one we've embedded below...

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The Godfather of Grime is having his own story told in a new film.

Variety has reported , externalthe new film will be directed by Adam Smith and will cover Wiley's early days as a producer and pirate radio MC, up to when grime began having an impact on the world.

“This is my life, my highs and lows, but it’s not really all about me,” said Wiley - whose real name is Richard Cowie.

Wiley's sister Janaya and SBTV founder Jama Edwards are exec producing.

No word yet as to who will be playing Wiley.

Suggestions to BBCMusic, external Twitter please.

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Following the death of their singer Scott Hutchison last week, the Scots rockers have called on people to speak up if they are struggling with mental issues.

The body of the 36-year-old was found near Edinburgh two days after he went missing from a hotel.

His brother and bandmate Grant sent the tweet below.

Scott's pal, singer Frank Turner played at the Roundhouse in London on Friday night and covered one of the band's songs, external.

"I used to sing one of Scott’s songs with him, so I’m going to sing it now.

"He should be here too,” he told fans.

Of all the celebs who have had the chance to read on CBeebies, we reckon George is perhaps the first to actually look as though he could hold down a presenting job on the children's channel.

Its not being shown until 1 June but George (and his roadies) and clearly already excited.

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As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, external, Dr Catherine Loveday has been speaking to 6 Music's Chris Hawkins about the relationship between music and mental well being.

The subject of musicians and mental health has been shockingly exposed over the past year with the deaths of artists like Chris Cornell, Chester Benington, Avicii and last week Scott Hutchison.

Dr Loveday explained some of the reasons why artists can be especially prone to suffering from mental health issues (above).

The Fall Out Boy bassist and his girlfriend Meagan Camper have named their new baby girl Marvel Jane.

His Instagram post said she is "already ready to take over the world."

The name has got people talking about his baby sharing the name with the famous comic book franchise - with one fan saying Pete is the "ultimate Marvel stan".

We would have though comic author Stan Lee was the "ultimate Marvel stan" but that's just us.

Pete's band are headlining the Reading and Leeds festivals in August.

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Looks like Johnny got up early to film this one.

We knows he's a keen runner so maybe he filmed it before Park Run, external on a Saturday morning.

The track is taken from his forthcoming album Call the Comet, which follows the fashion for a cosmic theme, set of late by Noel Gallagher and the Arctic Monkeys.

The former Smiths guitarist popped into 6 Music on Friday to talk brekkie show host Shaun Keaveny through the new track, his friendship with Noel and also gave his view on some returning Eurovision legends.

Listen back in full.

The Swedish pop star's new video features old film footage of the singer with her mother and father, interspersed with shots of her and her own toddler son.

"Utopia is all my mother ever wanted for me and all I ever want for him,” she says.

It's from her forthcoming studio album, So Sad So Sexy, which is due out on 8 June.

Before then, she's be playing in Belfast for 6 Music at BBC Music's Biggest Weekend in less than a fortnight.

Teenage pianist Lauren Zhang has won the BBC's prestigious Young Musician competition, just days before she starts her GCSEs.

The 16-year-old took the title after playing Prokofiev's challenging Piano Concerto No 2, accompanied by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

Kerry Andrew, chair of the judging panel, said the performance "left us all breathless".

Lauren beat cellist Maxim Calver and sax player Rob Burton to win the title.

"I'm astonished!," she said after receiving the prize. "I'm pleasantly surprised and I can't believe it.

"The journey, right from the start of the competition, has been incredible."

Well done Lauren, but remember there's plenty of time for celebrating after your exams, not before.

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For anyone else swotting up for your finals this week, the good people at Radio 3's In Tune programme have curated some music to help get you in the right head space.

Rapper Drake and crooner Paul Anka have apparently teamed up on a new record together.

Anka, 77, shared the above pic on Insta with the message: "One of the great nights...lots to follow! Love working with Drake!"

Until then, Drizzy has also shared a new track, Pikachu, recorded with Atlanta rapper Lil Baby.

Listen to the (heavily-edited) track via World Star Hip Hop's YouTube page below.

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Last month we told you how the rumours were true that the 68-year-old guitarist had been told to go his own way by the band and was being replaced by Crowded House‘s Neil Finn and The Heartbreakers' Mike Campbell.

As drummer Mick Fleetwood told the Rolling Stone, external at the time; "we arrived at the impasse of hitting a brick wall".

Now, speaking at a political fundraiser in California, Buckingham has said his departure was "not my doing or my choice" and that the band fired him because they "lost their perspective".

He said: "For me, personally, probably some of you know that for the last three months I have sadly taken leave of my band of 43 years, Fleetwood Mac.

"This was not something that was really my doing or my choice.

"I think what you would say is that there were factions within the band that had lost their perspective."

He added:

"That legacy was really about rising above difficulties in order to fulfil one's higher truth and one's higher destiny."

No love lost there then.

While everyone in the world seemed to be talking about the Childish Gambino video released last weekend, one voice notable for its absence was that of its creator - Donald Glover.

Well now that has been righted (to an extent)

The polymath appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's chat show in the States and was asked about whether he has read the numerous theories and breakdowns of the The Is America video.

"Some friends sent me a couple but I haven't been on the internet..." he said.

"It's bad for me, I'm really sensitive, So I'll just let it be."

We wonder if he's cast his eyes over the BBC's arts editor Will Gompertz's effusive praise of the artistic merits of the controversial video.

When host Jimmy asked whether, if he sees something negative online, it makes him feel bad, Glover joked:

"I see one negative thing and then track that person down, like go into their Instagram and say, 'You're not too great, and that baby's not so cute anyway.'"

You have been warned.

Watch above.

Bookies favourites Israel won the Eurovision song contest on Saturday night, making host city Lisbon the land of a thousand chicken dances.

The winning entry came courtesy of 25-year-old sinsger Netta Barzilai, whose song, Toy, inspired by the anti-harassment campaign #MeToo, was voted top of the pile.

Netta told BBC News she came to realise that she was "different" because of her size and found out that "different is often not accepted".

This is why, as she lifted her winner's trophy, she said: "Thank you for choosing different."

Cyprus came second and hosts Portugal came last out of all 26 countries.

But the event will be remembered on these shores for UK's entrant SuRie having to deal with a mid-song stage invasion.

She was offered the chance to start again but declined having all but nailed her rendition of Storm, despite the unwanted interuption.

The man, who apparently has previous - having apparently invaded the stage at the National Television Awards this year, and The Voice in 2017 - grabbed the mic and shouted: "Nazis of the UK media, we demand freedom."

The singer herself seems to have taken it all in good spirits.

She certainly had the backing of the British fans who traveled to the event.

One fan outside the venue said: "She couldn't have done anymore, she's been a brilliant ambassador, she sang her heart out".

Check out more reaction below and re-live the event as it happened live via the BBC Entertainment LIVE page.

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It was released on Friday but it took very little time for Rita Ora's latest track Girls - featuring an all-star cast of Cardi B, Bebe Rexha and Charli XCX - to be accused of exploiting bisexuality.

The chorus sees Rita sing; "Sometimes, I just wanna kiss girls / Red wine, I just wanna kiss girls."

Artists including Kehlani, Muna and British singer Shura argue the song belittles same-sex relationships.

Kehlani called the lyrics "harmful".

Rita Ora - who is currently on a UK tour - has yet to comment.

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