That's it for today.

Join us tomorrow again for more but for now simply scroll down for news of Taylor's late-night kebab in London, Ed's bike crash and Bradley's song for Stormzy, as well as some new live TV performances from Pink.

We'll leave you today with another classic Buzzcocks clip of the late Sean Hughes, who made so many music fans laugh down the years. Here he is leading a team of Noddy Holder and a feisty Boy George.

See you tomorrow.

Finally today, if you fancy a laugh later...

The 2008 X Factor finalist-turned-actress appeared as a guest star on Josh Widdicombe's BBC One comedy on Friday night.

The 26-year-old Lancastrian singer played a twisted version of herself, as Owen's loving girlfriend, who is called upon to perform on Celebrity Strictly Come Dancing.

Can their relationship withstand the 'curse of Strictly'?

Find out by watching the episode on the iPlayer now.

Just keep calm whatever you do...

And you can actually see her festive face on the cover - look...

Despite the crazy bright yellow/red sky out there today it will soon be winter, which we all know means one thing. Christmas!

With this in mind Aussie hitmaker Sia is to release an entire album of new Xmas tunes, including crackers such as Santa's Coming For Us and Puppies Are Forever.

Everyday is Christmas is out on 17 November.

Victoria Derbyshire

The treatment and sexual exploitation of women in the music industry is "as bad, if not worse" than in Hollywood, an experienced music manager has said.

Sarah Bowden has told the Victoria Derbyshire programme she had once been sacked after refusing to sleep with a manager in return for a promotion.

She said one major promoter "still working in the industry today" once exposed himself to her at a festival.

Watch above and read more.

Earlier we heard from Bjork, who claims that a film director once "sexually harassed" her.

Her comments comes after a number of sexual assault allegations against Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein.

Oh we beg to differ Michael - just for the rhythm section on Go Your Own Way, external alone.

Mick Fleetwood is the backbone of the band that bears his name and kept them rolling through the best and hardest of times.

Now he's released a lavish new picture book, Love That Burns, which chronicles his early career and the first incarnations of the band. While promoting the new release, he revealed to BBC Music reporter Mark Savage why he thinks a terrible drummer.

"There's no discipline," he says. "I can't do the same thing every night.

"I am very not conformed, I change all the time."

Change is not something we fear here on MNL so keep it up Mick.

Read more.

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There's a lot of excitement in the BBC Music office about this news.

The 71-year-old singer and Oscar-winning actress is apparently in London rehearsing two song and dance sequences for the sequel to the Abba musical.

Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan, Julie Walters, Amanda Seyfried, Dominic Cooper and Christine Baranski have all signed up for Mamma Mia 2 too (tutu?).

No word yet on what she'll sing, but we think she's been dropping some hints Fernando...

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When he isn't busy campaigning for his hometown of Paisley near Glasgow to be next year's UK City of Culture, external, all-round good egg Paolo Nutini is helping discover the next generation of talent.

A new songwriting scholarship, which is being funded by the singer, has been announced by the University of the West of Scotland (UWS).

It's open to students from anywhere in the world and the lucky first recipient will be chosen in time for the academic year starting in autumn 2018.

Paolo will also contribute to a workshop for students.

Time to get those applications ready...

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Channel 4

A Channel 4 documentary looking back at the life and work of the late George Michael will air tonight at 21:00 BST.

George Michael Freedom features contributions from the likes of Elton John, Liam Gallagher, Ricky Gervais, Naomi Campbell, James Corden, Nile Rodgers and more.

Check out the trailer above as the man himself discusses taking on Madonna, Michael Jackson and Prince with his classic 1987 album Faith.

George died on Christmas Day last year aged 53.

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This weekend, Roland and Curt released I Love You But I'm Lost, their first new song since 2004 album Everybody Loves a Happy Ending.

The band have been announced to play live for Radio 2's 50th birthday later this month in the BBC's Radio Theatre.

They shared a clip of the new track below. You can hear the full version in the usual places.

BBC Newsbeat

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Actress and aspiring music star Sheridan Smith has been speaking about her "out of control" anxiety and depression.

The 36-year-old had to pull out of her West End show Funny Girl for several months because of stress and exhaustion.

Speaking to Culture magazine, she explained how she struggled to get any enjoyment out of her work.

"You think, 'That's it, this is me. I'm unlovable, I'm inauthentic,'" she says.

"You're constantly worrying you're not going to be as good as people think you should be."

Sheridan releases her debut album Sheridan: The Album on 3 November.

Today is Flea from Red Hot Chilli Peppers' 55th birthday.

Which gives us the perfect opportunity to recall the time when Koko the gorilla attempted to replicate his signature bass playing action.

And she wasn't half bad. Last seen slapping the four string in an Arctic Monkeys tribute band in San Francisco.

Or maybe that was a fake tale...

If you're got a spare 45 minutes this lunchtime, then sit back and have a listen to British electronic duo Lamb talking about their self-titled debut album turning 21 this years.

You weren't a student in the 90s unless you had a CD of this in your possession. Moody. enigmatic and magnificent.

Singer Lou Rhodes told 6 Music presenter Nemone: "This record, when we wrote it, we really didn't know what were doing.

"We've been listening to it a lot and you listen back and it's very now, it's almost like it has come of age."

Check out the timeless classic Gorecki from that album below.

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Notice anything different this weekend about your late night trip for chips on the way home?

Well, if you were out in the north London area then you may have happened upon Tay Tay filming her new video.

The 27-year-old has been shooting in the capital this weekend and enjoyed a trip to Kentish Delight in Kentish Town.

She was also spotted on the top of a double decker night bus, in a Hackney cab, cycling across the Millennium Bridge and visiting a London boozer.

For her next video after this one we expect to find her queuing patiently in a post office, while moaning about the weather before going home to pop the kettle on.

Earlier we told you how he was breaking records (scroll down) now poor Ed Sheeran has broken his arm.

The 26-year-old singer/songwriter tweeted the above pic of his arm in a sling alongside a caption explaining that he'd sustained the injury in a bicycle accident.

Ed wrote:

The Shape of You star was due to resume his world tour on Sunday with a gig in the Taiwan capital Taipei but that now looks unlikely.

Unless he's going to sing a Capella?

Sad news has come through just now about the death of Sean Hughes at the age of 51.

The Irish comedian and actor was formerly a team captain on the BBC pop music comedy quiz show Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

Here he is (above) on the show alongside the Spice Girls' Mel B.

Sean also had a memorable bit part in the movie The Commitments and, in the 90s had his own Channel 4 comedy series Sean's Show.

Tributes from the entertainment world from the likes of Jason Manford, Al Murray and Katy Brand have started to come in (below).

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ITV

So Liam G has smashed it with his debut solo album (scroll down).

Another man who did that in no uncertain terms last year is comedian-turned-crooner Bradley Walsh.

His record Chasing Dreams was the fastest-selling debut solo album of 2016 and he's being showing off his vocal skills again this weekend on the Jonathan Ross Show by serenading UK grime sensation and brother from another mother Stormzy.

Watch the "bromance" blossom above as Bradley sings Blinded by your Grace from the rapper's own debut album Gangs, Signs & Prayer. Or should that be Blinded by your Faith?...

"This is one of the weirdest things I've ever seen in my life..." said the ITV chat show host.

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Chart slayer Ed Sheeran's single Shape of You has become only the third song in the history of the UK charts to sell the equivalent of three million records.

Only Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas? and Elton John's Princess Diana tribute Candle In The Wind '97 have sold more copies in this country.

When streams and downloads are added together, the biggest selling single of 2017 has amassed three million sales, according to the BPI which represents the UK music industry.

The BPI's Gennaro Castaldo said: "Shape of You has become an anthem for a generation and an instant classic that is sure to remain a staple of streaming playlists and 'best of' album compilations for years to come."

The track finally left the top 40 on Friday after a lengthy 39 week stay.

Like poor Marilyn Manson below, Foo Fighter Dave Grohl knows all about breaking a leg on stage.

And we don't mean in a Shakespearean way.

The band were forced to delay their Glastonbury Festival headline slot by a year after Dave broke his leg falling offstage at a gig in Sweden in summer 2016.

So that's probably why his heart - and shoe - went out to a fan on crutches at their gig in Washington DC this weekend.

Sabryn (below) went to see the band in the US capital on crutches and was told by Grohl's orthopedic doctor that she'd need a shoe on her foot to fully recover.

According to Alt Press, external, she said: "Dave brought him [the doctor] out once he saw that I was on crutches, and that's when his doctor mentioned that I was supposed to wear a shoe with my brace.

"I told him that my shoes didn't fit over it because it's pretty big and my shoes are kinda small. So Dave said, 'You need one of my big high tops!' and I laughed it off."

Naturally the nicest man in rock went to get it for her.

She added: "I wore it for the rest of the night after Dave told me to put it on.

"It's definitely one of the coolest things to ever happen, and probably the funniest."

New Music Friday last week was all about the release of Pink's new album Beautiful Trauma, which features an angry cameo from Mr M.Mathers.

We're sure you all gave it a good spin over the weekend.

While you were doing that the 38-year-old singer was appearing on Saturday Night Live in the States singing new single What About Us (above) and the title track album opener (below).

The singer tweeted that it was an "honour" to perform on the show and sent you all a "humongous thank you" for buying/streaming the album.

Especially you...

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One-time Pussycat Dolls singer Kaya Jones has likened her time in the US girl band to being in the middle of a "prostitution ring”,

The 33-year-old, who left the band in 2005 before the release of their debut album, claimed on Twitter the band were exploited financially by top music executives and forced to "sleep with whoever they say".

She tweeted: "My truth. I wasn't in a girl group. I was in a prostitution ring. Oh and we happened to sing and be famous. While everyone who owned us made the $."

The singer added: "I walked away from my dreams, bandmates and a 13 million dollar record deal

"We knew we were going to #1."

However, the group's founder Robin Antin has reportedly told US website The Blast, external the allegations are "disgusting, ridiculous lies" and has accused Jones of "looking for her 15 minutes".