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That's it for Tuesday, our favouritest of all days.

Scroll down for everything you ever needed to know about the new Prince exhibition coming to these shores, the Radio 1 Teen Awards, Morrissey's new album, Chvrches' new animated adventures and Kiwi songbird Aldous Harding.

We also now the other three actors joining Rami Malek as Queen in forthcoming biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.

Can't wait to see Rami sporting a 'tache this good...

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Its became synonymous with overblown, hubristic rock excess - but is it time to reevaluate Oasis's third album, the sprawling Be Here Now, released 20 years ago this week?

6 Music have been having a look at the album's success and failures two decades and one acrimonious split later.

It's still one of the fastest selling British albums of all time, shifting more than 424,000 in its first day (none of them streamed). But it split critics.

Even a deluxe re-release in 2016 couldn't have been more divisive, external.

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The Mercury-nominated, politically engaged rapper popped past the 6 Music studios to play a couple of tracks from his new album Dark Days + Canapés, which was released on Friday.

Ghostpoet, aka Obaro Ejimiwe, told Lauren Laverne about starting a radio station in Margate, Essex, and his influences on the new record.

Tracks like Immigrant Boogie, external tackle the migrant crisis, while Freakshow, external takes a look a post-consumerist dystopian nightmare.

"This record is very much of the moment," he told Lauren. "I always try, but this felt like the record I needed to write. People's opinions on it have been really nice."

Listen above.

Rolling Stone magazine

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We can't remember Paddy McGuinness and Leigh Francis starring in the film for one but here you go - the picture doesn't lie.

Also, there nearly wasn't a soundtrack because musicians hadn't heard of Patrick Swayze and Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes who sang the song's breakout hit (below) almost passed on it.

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Aldous 'Huxley' silenced the Green Man, external festival crowd with a captivating show on the beautiful and sunny Walled Garden stage this weekend.

Or at least that's how Miss A Harding was introduced.

In fairness to the compere, it probably wasn't the first time her uniquely similar name has been confused with the late, great dystopian writer and won't be last.

"Whatever," she shrugged, piercing the awkward tension with relieved laughter.

Before the show, the laconic Kiwi, who hails from Lyttelton, near Christchurch revealed she feels quite at home here in the hills of the Brecon Beacons.

"Yeah I guess. Wales is a lot like New Zealand," she said.

"My family used to put on a small folk festival. And I've got a little hutch with beer in it. It's cosy."

Aldous came to wider attention with a powerful and theatrical performance of her alternative-ending love story track Horizon on Jools Holland (check it above).

As well as that kind of exposure, the singer - don't call her a folk singer - told us a few other things that help make her rather intense shows roll on more smoothly.

"It was definitely a really lovely thing for me, doing Jools.

"Of course, the songs mean something to me but I just try to put on a show.

"I'm actually quite a shy person and it's becoming clearer to me. Sometimes I would like to disappear, maybe only for an hour. I didn't used to but now I allow myself to just be tired [on stage] and close my eyes. My voice can't always take it. I ease up a while."

She added: "But of course I enjoy it. I wouldn't do it if I didn't.

At the Walled Garden stage, Aldous stared manically out into the crowd in between delivering tracks from her second album Party, like Living The Classics and What If Birds Aren't Singing, They're Screaming, as well as a few new numbers too.

"This is a new song" she offered at one point, "We've never done it like this before. It'll be what it'll be."

When she speaks, it's like the scene from Forrest Gump, external when he finally stops running after years and softly tells his bewitched followers that he's tired and wants to go home.

You won't find a crowd of entranced people having more fun in total awe-induced silence anywhere in this field, as she moves awkwardly yet somehow effortlessly from singing softly like one of the birds in her song to booming out operatic choruses.

Alongside Michael Kiwanuka and Thee Oh Sees, Aldous seemed to deliver one of the most appreciated non-headline performances of the festival.

And what about after the show?

"Wine is poured", says Aldous. "And a bit of coffee."

After that performance those vocal chords should be given whatever they desire.

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Last week, we told you about Iron Maiden entering the comic book business, and now Chvrches are going into print.

The Glasgow band will take on the role of mentors to new band, the Archies, external, in a new series.

They will have a cameo at the end of one story and will then play a greater role in the next instalment by helping the band go on tour.

One of the comic's writers, Alex Segura, says they chose Chvrches "because they've got such a modern, fun vibe".

Wonder what Gorillaz make of all this?...

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West Yorkshire rockers Marmozets were dubbed the hottest in the world by Annie Mac on Radio 1 on Monday night with their monster rock track Play.

The band are currently on tour, though singer Becca admits an "overexcited" mate could have out paid to it all at last year's Leeds Festival.

"I already has a problem with my right knee that I'd dislocated on stage, I was about to do press and saw an old mate and he got a bit over-excited and rugby tackled me and broke my knee."

Ouch. The only time music and rugby work together is during a BBC Sport montage folks.

Listen above for the new track.

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Morrissey is to release his first new album in three years.

Low in High-School will be his first for his new label BMG.

The record has been produced by Beck and White Stripes' studio man Joe Chiccarelli.

Korda Marshall from BMG called the former Smiths singer "an extraordinary talent" adding: "He is prodigious, literate, witty, elegant and above all, courageous."

The singer has also announced a gig at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in November.

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US rapper Mystikal has been arrested and charged with raping a woman in Louisiana.

The rapper turned himself in to the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Department on Monday, a week after a warrant for his arrest was issued.

The New Orleans native, whose real name is Michael Lawrence Tyler, was charged with raping a woman in Shreveport, Louisiana, in October 2016, which coincided with the date of his Legends of Southern Hip-Hop concert in the city.

According to a report on TMZ, external, Mystikal is being held on a $2m (£1.56m) bond and plans to plead not guilty.

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Would that it were so simple, external...

Taylor has mesmerised us with the cryptic image of a sinister black snake.

Now Us Weekly claims music is due out on Friday, external, quoting an 'insider' who says: "The song is poppy," with another adding: "She's being very secretive about it, but it's going to be a really good one."

Taylor's last release was a duet with Zayn Malik on I Don’t Wanna Live Forever from the Fifty Shades Darker movie soundtrack in January.

Come on Taylor, don't keep us in the dark...

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Solo artist and street busker Liam Payne will appear alongside Camila Cabello, The Vamps and Dua Lipa at this year's Radio 1 Teen Awards.

Rita Ora will co-host the evening alongside Radio 1 breakfast show host Nick Grimshaw.

The event, which is attended by 10,000 14 to 17-year-olds, will be returning to the SSE Wembley Arena in London on 22 October, and celebrates the achievements of some of the UK's most inspirational teens.

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The first ever official Prince exhibition, featuring personal items from his Paisely Park studio and home, will open in London in October.

My Name is Prince opening its doors on 27 October at The O2 in London for a limited 21-day run.

According to organisers, hundreds of 'never before seen' artefacts will come direct from his private estate in Minnesota, including instruments, stage outfits, awards and handwritten song lyrics.

They include clothing from the 1984/1985 Purple Rain tour, the Raspberry Beret cloud suit (both below) and guitars from throughout his career.

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Prince’s family, who are expected at the opening of the exhibition, said: “He loved to share his work and life with his fans.

"It’s only appropriate we share him and these amazing artefacts with the world now that he’s gone."

The circle is complete and nothing else anyone will ever do will ever come close to this.

Bonnie Tyler on a cruise, singing Total Eclipse of the Heart, during a total solar eclipse, alongside DNCE's Joe Jonas.

Bonnie's performance is ALMOST eclipsed by Joe's fetching new soup strainer.

This is truly one of the most surreal things we have sever seen.

Read more about the eclipse.

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It was third time lucky for Queen when they landed Rami Malek in the role of Freddie Mercury after Ben Whishaw and Sacha Baron Cohen pulled out of earlier drafts of their new biopic and now the rock legends have announced the actors playing the rest of the band.

EastEnders-turned X-Men star Ben Hardy will take on the role of blonde drummer Roger Taylor. According to the band, external, he's the "heavy hitter".

Midsomer Murders star Gwylim Lee (above centre) will taken on the role of mega-haired guitarist Brian May, while American actor Joe Mazzello will takem on the role of the 'quiet' bassist John Deacon.

You might remember him as a child actor from some film about dinosaurs, external.

So, the cast is now set and the band say "the detail on the band that the film company is going into is quite staggering, just ask Queen Archivist Greg Brooks…well, don’t actually, because he is too busy working on the movie."

Meanwhile, lead actor Rami has been talking about his nerves taking on the role of one of rock's most iconic frontman...

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But until then, we've got a days worth of music news to get through for you.

We'll start with the actors announced who will join Mr Robot star Rami Malek in the new biopic of the British rock band.

Plus Taylor Swift is up to her old tricks teasing new music with a cryptic social media post, Bonnie Tyler performed her greatest hit during the total eclipse in the US and Charli XCX says 'sorry' to Japanese fans for cancelling shows saying she's been "seriously ill".

We hope it's nothing serious.

Anyway, onwards...