That's it for today folks.

Scroll down for Neil Young's attack on the US President regarding the California wildfires burning through his and thousands of other people's homes.

Plus the Spice Girls add extra shows to their UK comeback tour and Morrissey has to leave the stage after being mobbed by fans.

We'll leave you with a - we think - potential Glastonbury 2019 headliner, Stormzy, talking to Radio 1 DJ Cel Spellman about the inspiration behind his debut book above.

Anything Jay-Z can do...

Laters.

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The British singer-songwriter has come back with a new track Hurricanes and has announced her first tour in 15 years.

Dido shot to fame 18 years ago when a young rapper called Eminem sampled her in one of his best known tracks Stan.

She even appeared in the video for the song.

Her last new music was in 2013, the album Girls Who Got Away which featured another then-little known rappper Kendrick Lamar.

She can pick them alright.

Listen below to the new below.

Carlotta Cosials from the Spanish indie quartet, external departed the world of the smokers with an epic sign off yesterday.

The singer/guitarist posted one last image of her enjoying a ciggy - or 'piti' in Spanish - for the last time as she vowed to move forward smoke free.

She encouraged fans to join her in her pursuit of a healthier life.

"I had the great idea of doing la fiesta del piti last night which means the ciggi party or sth similar and we smoked in a terrace under umbrellas in a beautiful square in Madrid while drinking beers and it was awesomeeee the perfect goodbyeeee and in few hours i’m taking a plane and start a tour AND stop smoking foreveeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrr!!!!

"AWWWWWHHHHHH!!!! WHO’S DOWN ????? Quit with me please, for mercy. ITS GONNA BE AWESOME NEW TIMES."

Bueno suertes Carlotta.

The girls recently released the video, external for their new track, British Mind, which was written as a two week challenge to themselves, they told MNL this summer while supporting Queens of the Stone age and friends.

The Scottish snapper - known for his fashion work and celeb portraits - has provided the visuals for the boyband's nostalgia tip Nineties.

In the video James, Charlie and Matt wear their best white outfits for Top of the Pops, play the roles of NIrvana, the Gladiators and dressed in classic mid-90s dayglo threads.

They first collaborated with Rankin on the press shots for their 2016 reunion tour and he also shot the cover for their new album, Half Way There, which is due out on in February.

"What I loved about doing it was how many of the team in my office were fans of the band and wanted to be in the video," said Rankin.

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The Australian pop princess has just dropped details of seven gigs in six UK locations for next June/July/August.

Kyles released her 14th album, Golden, earlier this year.

Check out the full details below.

Notice the gap left for a certain huge festival on a farm in Somerset? #justsayin'

Mickey Bubbles is heading over to the UK on a short tour next summer too.

Check out his summer diary for May/June next year (above) and see if it fits in with your own schedule.

The singer is soon to get his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Scroll down to the bottom of this page to see his dad doing what he does best on The Graham Norton show.

The young Swede has impressed during her showing for November's Live Lounge month.

She brought out a cover of Khalid and Normani - formerly of Fifth Harmony.

Check out a clip above and we'll have the full version tomorrow.

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Possibly without even realising.

The singer received some unexpected attention from Star Wars actor Mark Hamill after he inadvertently tweeted the name of her new single Thank U, Next.

Ariana couldn't contain her excitement, tweeting: "I can't breathe."

Mark later explained he didn't realise he'd quoted the name of her single and went on to call Ariana "one of the most popular artists in the history of showbiz".

Ariana shared her excitement with fans, saying that "honest to God I'm not okay rn".

Rumours that Ariana's next single will be called The Empress Strikes Back are unconfirmed and likely to be false*.

Read more.

*Due to us just making it up.

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This will mean nothing to anyone born after 1980 and everything to anyone born before then.

Music from the children's TV series about a pink toy cat which came to life at night, alongside his pals Gabriel the frog, Madeleine the doll and bookend Professor Yaffle, is to be released on vinyl.

The recordings, featuring Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner, go back to 1973 and as well as the main songs from the 13-episodes, the release includes alternate versions, outtakes and discussion between creator Oliver Postgate, Sandra and John.

The Music from Bagpuss will be released on the 18 November 2018.

Southampton Football Club fans had to settle for a 1-1 draw this weekend after striker Charlie Austin had what looked like a perfectly legitimate goal rule offside.

Now, Austin has shot to viral fame after his post-match interview was transformed into a parody of Blur, external‘s classic 90s anthem Parklife., external

Watch Charlie inadvertently take on the role of guest vocalist Phil Daniels above and try not to laugh.

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Luckily, Charlie also seems to have seen the funny side.

In other football-related weekend Britpop 'bants', Oasis legend Liam Gallagher has been goading fellow Mancunian rocker John Squire of The Stone Roses.

This followed Manchester City's 3-1 win over arch rivals United.

Liam, a famous blue, sent the below messages name-checking the red guitarist, while quoting the Roses lyrics to underline the changing power structure in the football-mad city.

Lil Wayne dropped three bonus tracks ahead of his performance on Saturday Night Live this weekend.

The rapper, who recently released his long-awaited Tha Carter V album, was joined by Halsey and Swizz Beatz for a rendition of Can't Be Broken - which you can watch above.

Just moments before joining the rapper on stage, Halsey got some new Lil Wayne-penned ink work done.

Look how fresh that 'Sins Forgiveness' tag looks.

We just hope she didn't get a shower straight after the show.

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Ennio Morricone, who has written more than 500 scores for movies and TV, including Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight, has denied slagging off the filmmaker in an an interview with Playboy Germany.

The 90-year-old composer, who won an Oscar for Tarantino’s Western, was apparently quoted as saying Tarantino was a “chaotic” director on set and lacked originality.

“This is totally false,” said Morricone in a statement.

“I have not given an interview to Playboy Germany and even more, I have never called Tarantino 'cretin' and certainly do not consider his films garbage."

He added he has instructed his lawyer to take civil action against the publication.

MNL has asked Playboy for a comment.

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Glastonbury Festival organiser, Emily Eavis, has hinted a "great British artist" will headline at the 2019 festival.

Speaking at BBC Music Introducing Live, external she revealed the Friday headliner "hasn't had a stage like this before".

Emily said: "We have got one of the artists that I'm most excited about in Britain right now," she said.

"This to me is going to be a moment. And he can become the enormous person that he is, do you know what I mean?"

Given that Ed Sheeran headlined last year, some have suggested that she might mean 25-year-old (and 6'5" tall) Michael Omari.

You might know him better as Brit Awards star Stormzy.

Let's hope his boots are big enough.

Eavis disappointed fans by denying reports Fleetwood Mac are playing but said they are on her wish list along with Kate Bush, Led Zeppelin and Tom Waits.

Read more.

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The singer has shared The Big Unknown, which is taken from the British director's forthcoming heist movie Widows.

“It was an honour to work with such a legend,” said Oscar-winner McQueen, calling Sade "an incomparable talent and incredible artist".

The film, based on a BBC drama, tells the story of four women forced to pull off a robbery to pay the debts of their late husbands.

While no-one could accuse the reclusive singer of being prolific, this is the second song to see the light of day this year. Prior to that her last new music was in 2011.

Earlier in 2018 Sade released Flower of the Universe from Ava DuVernay’s fantasy movie A Wrinkle in Time.

Check out the new lyric video below.

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So, the first week of Live Lounge month brought musical treats from Jorja Smith, Marshmello + Bastille, Halsey and Hozier - to add to Twenty One Pilots opening set on 1 November.

Thank u, Next.

Today's guest is So Good. It's Sweden's own Zara Larsson and you can tune in from Midday to hear how she gets on.

This week's other guests, Jess Glynne, Lewis Capaldi and Blossoms are bound to be listening in to check out the competition.

Nicki was on fine form at the People's Choice Awards in LA.

The New York rapper took home two awards - best album for Queen and female artist of the year - and hungout with UK singer Rita Ora and US comic actor Melissa McCarthy.

She also took the opportunity on stage to declare a.... erm... romantic interest (let's say) in actor Michael B Jordan.

Watch above.

The internet thinks it knows how the Creed and Black Panther star may have reacted to 'The Queen's' advances.

Also on the night, Shawn Mendes beat some of the big boys like Drake, Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars to take home the award for male artist of the year.

The rock and roll legend, who died in 1977, is one of seven people to be honoured with a Presidential Medal of Freedom - one of the highest civilian honours in the US - from Donald Trump.

There is another posthumous nod for New York Yankees baseball great Babe Ruth - who died in 1948, two years after Trump's birth.

The medal is handed out to those who have made "exceptional contributions to American life, world peace or culture."

"Elvis Presley defined American culture to billions of adoring fans around the world," said a White House statement, which also took care to note his military service.

Watch Elv in all his leather clad sideburned glory above.

Musical recipients during Barack Obama's administration included Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and Bruce Springsteen.

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The Mancunian miserablist had to cut short his encore on Saturday night in San Diego, after fans stormed the stage.

Check out the chaotic scenes below - courtesy of local station NBC7 - as Moz's attempts to sing 1988 track Everyday is Like Sunday had to be abandoned while security stepped in.

In a statement, his manager said the incident was not malicious, denying the 59-year-old was attacked, as had been initially reported by some outlets.

On his official Facebook page, external, manager Peter Katsis wrote: “Nobody tried to punch M last night.

"Morrissey's fans are not malicious.

"The fans were simply doing what they have been doing for almost 30 years. Trying anything they could do to jump onstage and touch him, or hug him.

In a further post he added: "William it really was much ado about nothing..."

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In today's news-which-can't-really-surprise-anyone, the ladies have added extra dates to their 2019 reunion tour.

The new shows will be in London, Coventry and Manchester, kicking off at the Etihad Stadium in on 29 May.

They will play two additional dates at Wembley Stadium in London and a further show at the Ricoh Arena on 4 June.

"It's people power, Emma Bunton told The Sun.

"We're about equality and bringing everyone together."

Head to their website for more details.

Elsewhere Emma Bunton revealed some rather spicy news this weekend during her appearance on the BBC panel show, Would I Lie To You.

***Spoiler alert***

Baby declared that, during their heyday, the girls used to dare one another to run naked along hotel corridors in order to amuse themselves while on tour.

This turned out to be a big fat truth.

Imagine coming down to breakfast and witnessing that.

Rolling Stone magazine

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The Aerosmith guitarist is reported to be getting treatment after experiencing shortness of breath following a surprise onstage appearance at a Billy Joel show at Madison Square Garden in New York on Saturday.

According to TMZ, external, the 68-year-old collapsed in his dressing room after performing Walk This Way with Joel and his band.

In a statement to Rolling Stone on Sunday, his spokesman said: “Following a guest performance during Billy Joel’s show last night at Madison Square Garden, Joe Perry experienced shortness of breath and was treated backstage by paramedics who gave the guitarist oxygen and used a tracheal tube to clear his airway before taking him to a hospital.

“This morning Perry remains in the hospital where he is alert and responsive.".

Two years ago, Perry was taken to hospital after becoming ill on stage at another gig in New York.

He had been performing with his side project the Hollywood Vampires, alongside Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper in Brooklyn.

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Canadian rocker Neil Young has lost his house to the wildfires sweeping through California.

At least 31 people are known to have died, with more than 200 people still unaccounted for, officials have said.

It now equals the deadliest wildfire on record in the West Coast state - the 1933 Griffith Park disaster in Los Angeles.

“I have lost my home before to a California fire, now another," said Young, in a statement posted on his website., external

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As well as Young, Lady Gaga was evacuated from her home.

The Star is Born singer/actor posted that she was "thinking so deeply for everyone who is suffering," adding that she was "wondering if my home will burst into flames."

Gaga also praised the firefighters for their "bravery."

Other music stars including Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke also had their homes destroyed by the blaze.

Kevin Parker from Tame Impala saw the home studio that he works from gutted as well. He posted the below pic of his former workspace, alongside the following message:

"RIP to all this gear (and someone’s beautiful house) in Malibu. I made it out with my laptop and the Hofner.

"My heart breaks for the wildlife."

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Young also joined the likes of Rod Stewart, Katy Perry in criticising US President Donald Trump's reaction to the wildfires.

Trump took the opportunity to attack the agency responsible for fire protection in California for alleged "gross mismanagement of the forests".

“Firefighters have never seen anything like this in their lives," said Young.

“We are vulnerable because of Climate Change; the extreme weather events and our extended drought is part of it.

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Sir Rod and Katy agreed that it was no time for "finger pointing and accusations."

The latter described Trump's response as "heartless."

Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose tweeted that the president's reaction as that of "a demented n’ truly pathetic individual."