Okay we're finished. You're all free to go and do whatever you want with your evenings.

Once you've scrolled down that is...to check out who named One Direction (surely the biggest whodunnit since Who Framed Roger Rabbit?), Calvin's generous Vegas gig, Shaq's slam dunk diss track and some great alternative names for Rihanna Drive in Barbados.

All that and much more including reaction to the George Michael documentary.

Just time to say a big happy 45th birthday to Eminem. I know, we can't believe it either.

See y'all tomorrow.

Wolf Alice.

Fresh from the narrowest of defeats at the hands of Shania Twain in their epic UK album chart battle a few weeks back, Ellie and the guys will dust themselves down and go again, starting tonight on BBC 2 from 22:00 BST.

Joining them will be Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott (of Beautiful South fame), SZA, Grizzly Bear and one or two more...

Tune in.

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Thanks for getting in touch with your alternative suggestions for the name of the new Rihanna Drive.

Some of you went pretty route one (pardon the pun), by simply attaching Rhi Rhi hits to street/close etc. We bet all kinds goes on in Umbrella Close...

Mark Savage and The Lights are thinking along the same comedic lines.

Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens got involved too and he even threw in a bit of French.

Merci mon amis.

If Katy Perry achieves nothing else in the remainder of her pop career, she can at least have it verified on her CV that hit-maker extraordinaire Benny Andersson of Abba loves her music.

"I don't follow pop music but Katy Perry has made some great records!" he told Radio 2's Steve Wright.

Maybe just delete the first half of the sentence Katy before you put that on your next tour poster.

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Benny was in the building to chat to Steve about his new album Piano. .

Another songwriting legend Bob Dylan recently revealed he was a big fan of the Stereophonics.

Next we'll be telling you all about Beyonce's secret passion for Shed 7. Maybe...

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So please approach with caution.

George FitzGerald's new track Burn was Annie Mac's Hottest Record in the world last night.

The British beats maker told the DJ about how he's moved back from Berlin and had a second daughter since he was last in the Radio 1 studios.

"I find big things happening in your life makes writing easier but touring harder," he said.

There's a definite Berlin vibe to this ambient electro number. Close your eyes and you could be in a Kreuzberg underground club,

Check it above.

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"He has a brilliant flow, the way he creates his rap and then adds a melody to it."

The words of songwriter Steve Mac, who helped Ed come up the biggest song of 2017 (above).

You may not recognise his name but Steve helped Liam Payne write Strip That Down, Rita Ora compose Your Song and Pink pen What About Us?

Steve has also just received The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Founders Award for his contribution to music.

Read more.

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St. Vincent spoke to 6 Music's Lauren Laverne this afternoon about the influences and inspiration behind her new album, Masseduction, her writing process and how visuals and design play a part in the music.

She also said she was striving to write "lyrics that you would tattoo on your arm."

"The record's a lot about power," she added.

She adds: "If you want to know about my life you can listen to the record."

You can listen to Annie Clark chatting to Lauren above and about her love of podcasts

We'll bring you her live session soon.

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He joins the likes of Celine Dion and Diplo in offering up his performance fee to help the victims of the attacks that killed 58 people and injured more than 500.

The Scottish DJ posted the below image of him DJ'ing in Vegas alongside the following heartfelt message:

"Life is so unbelievably precious. Please be the most life loving version of yourself you can be. Go outside. Get off your phone. Engage with the world around you. Love. God bless."

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There's only one Shaq! Make no mistake about it.

Viral sensation Roadman Shaq may be sweating now that 7ft 1ins former NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal has aimed a diss track in his direction.

Shaquille has teamed up with Toronto MC ShaqIsDope after seemingly taking offence at Roadman Shaq calling himself "Big Shaq".

"There's a lot of people who are named after me. Shaquille. Shaq. But keep in mind, there's only one Big Shaq," he raps.

"It is I, the originator, the dominator, the creator. Don't you ever call your name Big Shaq."

Listen below.

Last week, the NBA hall of famer walked on to Jimmy Fallon's US chat show, external as the house band played a version of Roadman Shaq's Man's Not Hot performed by The Roots.

Shaq didn't look too impressed...

Read more.

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The man behind such musicals as Phantom of the Operah and Cats has quit as a Conservative peer.

Lloyd Webber was given a peerage 20 years ago but says his busy schedule, which involves frequent trips to the States, will no longer allow him to continue working in the the House of Lords.

In a letter sent to the Conservative chief whip, Lloyd Webber said he was currently in the busiest period of his career.

The 69-year-old, who can now dodge the big Brexit vote, wrote:

“I have a work schedule stretching ahead of me that is the busiest of my career to date. This means it would be impossible for me to regularly vote or properly consider the vitally important issues that the House of Lords will face as a consequence of Brexit."

Read more.

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If you love the music of Rihanna, now you'll be able to make a pilgrimage to Rihanna Drive to listen to it.

Westbury New Road in St. Michael, where the singer grew up in Barbados, is to be renamed Rihanna Drive.

"The Government of Barbados will on Independence Day, Thursday 30th November, 2017 officially change the name of Westbury New Road located in St. Michael to Rihanna Drive in honour of Barbadian superstar Ms. Robyn Rihanna Fenty who grew up in Westbury New Road," said the Ministry of Tourism in a detailed statement.

Congrats Rhi Rhi but lets have some fun now, what would you call the street? So far our best in the office is We Found Love In A Hopeless Place or Shut Up and Drive.

Get in touch via BBC Music Twitter, external with your best suggestions.

Not content with the 'most popular one' in One Direction, young Mr Styles is now taking credit for naming the group.

"I think it was me," he told American news show CBS Sunday Morning.

"I thought it sounded good," he continued.

"We threw around names for a little bit, and I honestly don't know. I suggested it and everyone was like 'Yeah we like that' and then it kind of stuck, and that was what it was."

Watch from around 1.20.

Remember this?

Well, now Morrissey has shared the video for his track Spent the Day in bed which starts with the controversial (and currently banned) footballer pushing the controversial former Smiths frontman around what looks like a working men's club in a wheelchair.

Apparently it was filmed at the 142 year-old Peckham Liberal Club in London.

Conceptually, we're not entirely sure what he's going for here but it's not something you see very often which should be a prerequisite for any music video.

It's from his new album Low in High School which is due out on 17 November.

Check it out below.

Singer Marc Almond has 'apologised' for swearing at a number of people "talking loudly" during one of his shows.

As reported by the Ipswich Star, external, the outburst happened on Saturday when his Shadows and Reflections Tour arrived at the town's Regent venue.

The outburst is understood to have been directed towards a man and a woman in the front row and that he repeatedly swore at the pair.

The singer said sorry for the bad lingo on social media but seemed to generally stand by his decision, adding that "they have no respect for me or others".

BBC Radio Suffolk presenter Stephen Foster was at the show and revealed how the episode unfolded after about half an hour.

Foster said: "I was a way away from the front and I did not hear the people talking, so when he started swearing it was surprising, it was shocking. It got pretty nasty.

"Some of the audience, mainly his diehard fans, started applauding when he did it."

He added: "But I got the impression that it was the main thing people were talking about when they left the Regent."

Read more.

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So poor Ed broke his arm yesterday in a bike accident.

Luckily for him and Jessie Ware, this unfortunate event happened after the pair had recorded their latest co-written track called Sam.

The track will appear on Jessie's third album Glasshouse which is out on Friday but you can hear the song in all the usual places now, meaning Ed can easily sling along - sorry - sing along at home now while recovering.

In fact, here's a short clip, external.

The new album is the follow up to her 2014 album Tough Love, which featured another Ed co-write Say You Love Me, external.

This week, Jessie also shared a new video for her track Alone, which you can watch below...

The nominees for this year's MOBO awards have been announced, with Stormzy, Sampha and Skepta all up for best male act.

The list above was announced earlier by London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Stormzy's debut album Gangs, Signs & Prayer went to number one, while Sampha's album Process won the Mercury Prize.

The event, which celebrates the best in urban music, will return to Leeds' First Direct Arena on 29 November.

Head over to the MOBO Twitter page, external now for more on the nominees including best gospel act and best jazz act.

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Tom Petty - who died earlier this month - has been laid to rest in a private ceremony in California, at the Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine in Pacific Palisades.

His daughter, artist Annakim posted some pictures from the service, with one captioned: "This is very hard for me💜" while another says: "Today sucked👽🎥"

The rocker died aged 67, following a cardiac arrest at his home.

"We care about each other and love our bad a** father," messaged AnnaKim.

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With her new album and some amazing headline performances in 2017, Pink is on top of the world.

She is also on top of the chart in this week's midweek figures.

The singer-songwriter's seventh studio album has sold around 50,000 copies at the halfway stage of the week and is on course to be her second number one album in the UK, following 2008's Funhouse.

In her native US, she is on course for the biggest debut of 2017 by a woman, external and is predicted to sell 300,000 copies.

Rock veteran Robert Plant is currently likely to land the number two slot in the UK, while last week's chart-topper Liam Gallagher will drop to number three.

Tulsan guitarist and singer St Vincent (below) could achieve her highest chart position over here by creeping into the UK top five with new album Masseduction.

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Yesterday, we told you how Icelandic alt-pop legend Bjork had claimed she was sexually harassed by a Danish film director during her early career as an actress.

She didn't actually name the man in question but many identified him as filmmaker Lars Von Trier on who directed her in Dancer In The Dark.

The film earned her best actress at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000 while the film won the coveted Palme d'Or for best film.

Lars has told Danish newspaper Jylannds Posten, external that Björk’s side of events “were not the case”, adding she "delivered one of the greatest performances” of any of his films.

Von Trier’s co-producer Peter Aalbaek Jensen has arguably misjudged the tone of the ongoing harassment conversation, by apparently joking: “As far as I remember, we were victims.

"That woman was stronger than both Lars Von Trier and me and our company together.”

Some reaction now to last night's Channel 4 documentary about the live and work of the late great George Michael.

Did you watch it?

If so you'll know already that it features contributions from the likes of Elton John, Mary J Blige and Liam Gallagher amongst many others.

Here's what some of you lot made of it. The general themes seem to be a mixture of joy and complete heartbreak...

Lill describes it as "painful but perfect", while Joanne "wept like a baby"...