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Scroll down for news of the Big O's digital return, Ken Lamar's Black Panther soundtrack and Britney breaking the Brighton Pride website.

Plus 'rap pilates'.

Earlier we heard from this Sunday's Super Bowl main event, Justin Timberlake, about some of his own personal favourite half-time performances, which included this from Prince in the (purple) Miami rain in 2007.

Last year Gaga dived her way into Super Bowl history in Houston, Texas.

OK people... Time to make your big play (above or below) and we'll see you tomorrow for New Music Friday.

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Last but not least today, Canadian electro-pop star Grimes has let us all in on the progress of her forthcoming album.

The follow up to 2015's Art Angels will apparently see the light of day this year.

She's tweeted that when her next album comes out in 2018, she'll have put out three records in six years, which is a good effort.

Or a weekend's leisure for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.

We can't wait to hear it.

Known to TV audiences as of Ron Swanson, the director of the Parks and Recreation department of Pawnee, Indiana.

But he becomes the victim of an obsessed fan in the latest video from the band They Might Be Giants.

Warning, don't watch if weird old men making creepy dolls freaks you out.

Image source, Sam Trench / Decca Records

Both attended state schools.

Both won BBC Young Musician.

Both released a debut album last month.

Meet Laura and Sheku.

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The Bedfordshire rockers have spoken about their shock after their leader singer Rob Damiani was accused of sexual misconduct.

Daminai denied the allegations which were publicly retracted

Speaking to Kerrang! Damiani sais that band was “happy to move on with their lives”.

“When you’re falsely accused of something that people may believe, it’s incredibly upsetting to deal with,” he said.

“The allegations were false, and the person who made them has removed them. We don’t hold any grudges against the person who made the allegations.”

He added “it’s a very positive thing that that people have a voice”.

“If people have real, horrible experiences, then they should feel completely open to discussing them."

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The Beatles in India has been directed by Emmy-winner Paul Saltzman and will tell the story of how, in 1968, the band travelled to Rishikesh, India to study Transcendental Meditation with guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Canadian filmmaker Saltzman was also there and captured some intimate photographs of George, Paul, John and Ringo.

The film links rarely seen footage with in-depth interviews and tells the story of how the trip led to the release of The Beatles iconic White album, external.

It's due to be released in the autumn.

Great pic that from the Grammys on Sunday, isn't it?

Three legends of the rap game, Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar and Nas all enjoying a tipple - as posted online by another, Diddy.

He posted the image alongside the caption: "3 Kings! 3 GREAT FRIENDS! Love you guys.#BlackGreatness."

A lot of respect in that room.

But wait a minute...let's see that pic one more time.

Look familiar?

Either French Montana and Fabolous (turquoise suit) have greatly angered the Didd-ster or he just wants to show off his new-found cropping skills.

Use that power for Good D man - not evil.

The singer/actress enjoys a romantic holiday in the video for her Bloodpop collaboration Capital Letters.

The track will appear on the soundtrack to Fifty Shades Freed; the latest movie in the steamy series.

We're just a bit confused as to where the beach is in Paris?

Wherever it is we don't think her fella is really dressed for it.

She's done it again - played with your hearts.

We hope you haven't got too lost in the game of trying to secure Britney tickets for her gig at Brighton Pride.

Organisers said their website was "struggling to cope" and so were some of you out there (below).

"Huge Apologies," says a message on their website., external

"Due to severe technical issues Second Release tickets for the Pride Festival on Saturday 4th August have been suspended.

"Will put out an update here and on social media when we have more news."

Nevermind, there's always Scarborough, Britney fans.

Keep calm and follow Alice's example.

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So, how did your January fitness plan work out?

Did you see it through or, like us, lose confidence halfway in.

It's OK, think of Music News LIVE as a safe space.

While we are not here to judge, we do however have one rather fun-sounding suggestion for what you could do this February instead to stay in shape.

Rap pilates.

Public Enemy - and now Prophets of Rage - rapper Chuck D swears by it.

He's been telling US music mag Rolling Stone all about his fitness regime.

"My trainer, Kathy Lopez, invented rap Pilates, which is kinda dope.

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...and playing/miming the guitar too.

The country-fication of pop music (see Justin Timberlake for more) continues in Kylie's new Dolly Parton-does-disco style track.

Dancing is the opening track of the Aussie star's forthcoming new album Golden, which is out in April.

Which gives Kylie a few months yet to learn the guitar for real.

We must start this next post with an apology to JT as we forgot his birthday yesterday.

Sorry old bean and all the best for your 37th.

Justin will perform at "the biggest show on earth" on Sunday night. No, not Coronation Street... the Super Bowl half-time show, of course.

He'll follow last year's act Lady Gaga in taking to the stage during the interval -the third time he'll have done so - and in October he spoke to the NFL about some of his own favourite Super Bowl musical moments.

Justin said: "The purple one! That half-time show which I would put as probably up there with Michael (Jackson) and Bruce (Springsteen).

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Note how smoothly he wriggles out of discussing his last Super Bowl show - aka Nipplegate, with Janet Jackson in 2004.

Also, this was filmed last year last year when Justin's team Green Bay Packers still had a chance to make it to the final (maybe that's why he moved to the woods?)

Watch England Patriots v Philadelphia Eagles (plus Justin) in Prince's home city of Minneapolis, Minnesota on BBC One from 23:15 GMT on Sunday night.

Stars including Pharell have paid tribute to Leah LaBelle who was killed, along with her husband, ex-NBA star Rasual Butler, in a road accident in California.

In 2004, the singer appeared on season 3 of American Idol, the same year as Jennifer Hudson.

Pharrell and Jermaine Dupri were involved in her deal with Epic Records.

He wrote in a message on Instagram (above): "your spirit was just as your voice; beautiful... Sing Sis, sing."

Fellow Idol singer Fantastia (below) added: "This just doesn’t seem right even saying right now but Rest In Peace Baby Girl. I will never forget you. Idol Family Forever."

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The starstruck Shrewsbury woman, whose reaction to meeting Beyonce went viral, has called the response to her photo "hysterical".

Susan Monaghan bumped into the star and her husband Jay-Z at a New York hotel the night before the Grammy Awards.

A picture of her reaction - eyes bulging, mouth agape - was posted to Beyonce's Instagram page, where it has been liked more than 4.5 million times.

Susan, who was in The Big Apple to attend her granddaughter's gymnastics competition, told The Boston Globe, external; "I think she [Beyonce] posted it for me.

She added: "I swear, I felt like I was being hugged by an angel.

"I think it's hysterical. Strange things happen to me."

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While we're talking about The Carters, let's have one final look at Bey and Jay's daughter Blue Ivy reminding everyone to keep it real at the Madison Square Garden bash.

She'll go far that kid.

The Scots electro-poppers have dropped a new track Get Out, sadly not inspired by the Oscar-nomninated movie, external of the same name.

It's their first new music in three years and its all about the end of a relationship as singer Lauren Mayberry sings:

We talked ourselves to death / Never saying what I wanted / Never saying what I needed

I pushed you to the edge / Never knowing what I wanted / Never knowing what I needed you to say

Hear the singer talk Radio 1's Annie Mac through it above.

The track was produced by Greg Kurstin, who picked up a Grammy on Sunday night.

"He doesn’t try to make you write a certain kind of song," said the band. "He just listens and then Jedi puppet masters the best work out of you."

Hmm, check out below it now you should...

The first videos of the late great Roy Orbison performing in hologram form alongside an orchestra have been released, ahead of his/its upcoming tour.

Watch above as Roy 2.0 sings his socially acceptable ode to random lust; Pretty Woman.

Roy Orbison in Dreams: The Hologram UK Tour kicks off in Cardiff on 8 April.

Roy's son Roy Jr told Music News LIVE how thrilled he was about the project, just before Christmas.

"We're really excited we got the opportunity to do this: the first big tour of a deceased artist with a hologram," he said.

"I don't think it's possible yet for the hologram to walk out into the audience so there's definitely a lot of potential for live application."

He adds: "But most importantly this is just the icing on the cake.

"The cake is those amazing songs that my dad wrote and his incredible voice."

And what a delicious digital cake it is.

But singing holograms? Whatever next...

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We're not sure if The Donald is a big fan of post punk new wavers Talking Heads but he might want to give them a listen.

At the very least he should give frontman David Byrne's forthcoming solo album Utopia a quick spin as the singer reckons his fans could teach the country a thing or two.

The Scots-born artist has been speaking to 6 Music's Lauren Laverne about witnessing "women, men, different races ages" who were "grooving to the music"

"This is the way America is supposed to be "

Watch above and check out the full interview.

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After grabbing five Grammys and stealing the show with a stunning opening performance at Sunday night's awards in New York, Kendrick Lemar has detailed his plans for the official soundtrack to the new Marvel Comics movie Black Panther.

It will feature music from Ken, SZA, The Weeknd, Jorja Smith, Anderson .Paak and James Blake as well as some South African artists Yugen Blakrok and Babes Wodumo.

Check the full tracklist above (to the right of the panther claws),

You can hear Ken's track with SZA, All The Stars, from the movie now if you don't mind a bit of swearing on the rap star's YouTube channel, external but you have been warned.

The film, starring Chadwick Boseman, Michael B Jordan and Oscar-nominated Brit actor Daniel Kaluuya, is out on 12 February.

The Verve frontman and a host of other stars will support the Pink Floyd legend at his headline gig in London's Hyde Park this summer.

Seasick Steve and Squeeze will also join the BST bill on Friday 6 July.

Tickets are on sale now all you lucky men and women.

Missy be putting it down again soon after teasing a new collaboration with Busta Rhymes and Kelly Rowland.

We'll have to wait until tomorrow though to hear it.

For now all we have is Missy and Busta in a new Super Bowl partners commercial, alongside one or two other 'rappers' you might recognise.

We should say at this point that many other snacks and drinks are available.