Royce release upcoming EP with Eminem

As Royce da 5’9” preps has release of his upcoming EP with Eminem, the Slaughterhouse MC said he wants to comparisons to the upcoming Kanye West/Jay-Z collaborative LP, Watch the Throne.

Royce told XXLMag.com, “I’m ready for the comparisons. I’m curious to see what people will say, but if you’re asking me are me and Em feeling like we’re competing with them: Nah.”

Royce said that with Kanye and Jay is no sense of competition, because a rapper's skills speak for themselves.

He said, “You talkin’ about four dudes that rhyme above average. So really, it’s gon’ come down to a matter of preference. It will be some people that feel like theirs is better, some people that feel like ours is better. With me, we respect everything about them. You know what I’m sayin’? So, we not even looking at it like that.”

Alexandra Burke has revealed new album is "coming along nicely"

Alexandra Burke has revealed that her sophomore new album is "coming along nicely".

The singer has been working hard in the studio trying to top her debut effort 'Overcome' which reached number one on the U.K. charts.

In a recent blog post, Burke told her fans: "Second album is coming along nicely. I can't wait for you all to hear the music!"

The 22-year-old is hopeful that her second album will be released shortly, as she added: "It makes me so happy being in the studio creating and writing for you all, with amazing producers and songwriters. It shouldn't be too long now till it is done."

Glee release of the new music album

"Glee" fans yet another release of the album associated with the hit fox series are gleeful about.

The Dalton Academy Warblers album all 13 songs are sung, which includes Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," Train's "Hey, Soul Sister," and Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?"

The album titled is "Glee the Music Presents the Warblers."

Isle of Wight Festival announced to broadcast live in 3D

The Isle of Wight Festival has been announced to be broadcast live in 3D.

Kings of Leon, Foo Fighters, Kasabian and Pulp are confirmed to perform at the event with the Sky 3D channel and Sky Arts for the cutting-edge broadcast.

Festival promoter John Giddings, of Solo Music Agency, said: "It is incredibly exciting for our 10th anniversary to be at the forefront of television broadcasting in the 21st century.

"And those unlucky people who missed out on buying a ticket will now have the opportunity to see it in their living rooms more realistically than a festival has ever been seen before - bring it on."

John Cassy, channel director of Sky Arts and Sky 3D, said: "The Isle of Wight Festival attracts some of the biggest names in music and this year's line-up is no exception.

"Broadcasting live and in 3D for the first time is an amazing opportunity to bring viewers closer than ever to the real festival experience."

The broadcast live will present at least a day two hours over the weekend of June 10 to 12 at Seaclose Park, Newport.

At the music festival event acts including The Cure, Pendulum, Primal Scream, PJ Harvey, Brian Wilson and DJ Shadow.

Festival curator and Radio 1 DJ Rob da Bank said: "Bestival in 3D will be a mind-blowing explosion of colour and multi-dimensional music and mayhem."

Kylie spent the night off in her tour

Kylie spent the night off in her tour on Wednesday in the same way most blokes would like to spend their spare time.

She treated to her staff, dancers and mates by taking them to see the show The Hurly Burly Burlesque in London.

It featured women undressing to songs by BRITNEY SPEARS, LADY GAGA and Kylie.

The singer said: "It was nice to see some other showgirls on stage."

Ne-Yo explains about Jersey Shore's Snooki

Ne-Yo explained that he had when he saw it as Jersey Shore's Snooki insulted.

The Beautiful Monster singer recently that reality TV Rolling Stone, who question her twitter page magazine feature on the front cover star was stunned to see.

Speaking with Us Magazine this week, Ne-Yo now says: "Yeah - the whole Snooki thing. I've got to reiterate that I meant no disrespect to Snooki, I don't know her, so I can't disrespect her.

"But I feel like Rolling Stone is a music magazine and for them to put her on the cover is like, really?"

When asked if there is a feud between them, he replied: "No, no, no - unless she is upset at me, in which case, let's talk about it."

And when told she may no longer be his fan, Ne-Yo said: "Okay, well, I have others. So I think I'll be all right! I think I'll sleep tonight!"

Will Young revealed in radio drama in his first starring role

Singer Will Young dodge a notorious 18th century who became a national scandal about a radio drama is revealed in his first starring role.

The Pop Idol winner will perform the husband of Mary Toft, who convinced doctors in 1726 that she had given birth to a succession of live rabbits.

Young said, "I was lucky enough to have a great group of people behind and in front of the microphone".

The drama's director, Celia Wolff, said: "He approached his first radio role with great enthusiasm, boundless energy and most importantly true professionalism, learning a few tricks of the trade along the way."