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Little Mix haven't had a chance to bond with Demi Lovato . The British girl group are currently supporting the 'Heart Attack&...

Little Mix haven't had a chance to bond with Demi Lovato. The British girl group are currently supporting the 'Heart Attack' hitmaker on her Neon Lights Tour, but member Perrie Edwards admits they have been too busy to get to know each other. The 20-year-old star told 'On Air with Ryan Seacrest' "We haven't actually spent that much time with Demi at the minute but it's because whenever we are getting ready, we have to go on and then when she's getting ready, she goes on so we kind of miss each other a bit. But, hopefully, we'll get together and we'll hang out and she can give us advice and stuff because she's been in the industry awhile now and she's amazing." Demi, 21, kicked off her new tour in Vancouver, Canada on February 9 and revealed beforehand that she couldn't wait to be on the road. She wrote on Twitter: "I've never been more excited for a tour in my life... It feels like Christmas morning!!!!! #NEONLIGHTSTOUR" The 'Skyscraper' singer, who battled a cocaine addiction in the past, has banned anyone from using drugs or alcohol around her on the tour. She recently said "Everyone on the team is required to stay clean and focused. It's not about trying to party. It's about putting on the best show and everyone needs to be in tiptop shape. That's how it should be for every tour."

County your lucky stars if you’ve been hoping to hear OneRepublic’s “Counting Stars” live. The anthemic pop rockers have announced an additional 27 dates for their upcoming “Native Summer” tour, including an Aug. 16 stop at the MidFlorida Amphitheatre in Tampa. Tickets will go on sale Feb. 21 through Ticketmaster outlets and livenation.com. Reserved seats will run $59, $39, or $29, and general admission lawn tickets will be $19. OneRepublic last played the Tampa Bay area in August 2013 as part of the Tampa Bay Rays post-game concert series at Tropicana Field. They’re best known for uplifting hits such as “Good Life” and “All the Right Moves,” and the lovelorn, Timbaland-produced smash “Apologize.” Their third album, “Native,” was released last March.

Adele is reportedly planning to collaborate with Prince on her new album. The singer was spotted out at Prince’s gig at Ronnie Scott’s in Soho, London, last week and now it has emerged that the pair met up to chat business. A source told The Sun: ‘The reason Adele only stayed a short time at Prince’s gig at Ronnie Scott’s in London was because it was just a business meeting and she had to get home. ‘They want to work together for a track on her next album.’ Adele has been hard at work on her follow up to the best-selling 21. The paper previously reported that Adele could be releasing the album much sooner than expected. An insider said: ‘Label bosses are getting very excited and word has spread around the industry like wildfire to expect Adele’s new material imminently.’ The singer is rumoured to be working with Phil Collins and producers James Ford and Kid Harpoon on the upcoming LP.

Christina Aguilera is pregnant with her second child, according to multiple reports. The newly engaged The Voice coach is said to be expecting with Matt Rutler, Us Weekly reports. The two met on the set of Aguilera's 2010 film Burlesque, where Rutler worked as a production assistant. Aguilera took to Twitter on Friday, Valentine's Day, to announce that she and Matt Rutler had made plans to tie the knot. She also posted a picture of the couple holding hands, her ring on display. The marriage will be the second for Aguilera. Aguilera also has a six-year-old son, Max, from her first marriage to music executive Jordan Bratman. The news also comes just days after fellow rotating The Voice coach Cee Lo Green announced he will not return for season 7. While the pregnancy might suggest that Aguilera also won't be back come fall, the singer could work around the show's filming schedule, since live shows don't begin until weeks into the season. For example, Shakira filmed the audition rounds of the show's fourth season — her first — while pregnant last spring, and returned for the live rounds with her post-baby body.

A Great Big World have revealed that they would like to release their gay anthem 'Everyone Is Gay' as a single. The duo - made up of Chad Vaccarino and Ian Axel - said they would like the public to decide what single they release next but would like to see 'Everyone Is Gay' become a hit. "I hope it's a single, that would be amazing," Vaccarino told Digital Spy. "What an amazing world that place would be if that was the single and it worked." The pair also explained that their debut album Is There Anybody Out There? is full of "happy music" and current single with Christina Aguilera 'Say Something' isn't entirely reflective of their sound. "We're trying to figure it out at the moment," Vaccarino said. "'Say Something' was such an unexpected thing that happened and it's a different type of color to what else is on the rest of the album. "We could either go really upbeat, or there's a couple of songs in between, or there's a couple of ballads. Everyone has a different opinion."Axel added: "We also don't want to force the next single. We'd like the universe to tell us what the next single is rather than us deciding. We're not in a rush, the song is still going!"

Had no plan to watch this movie on theater but because my aunt asked me to watch it with her, I couldn't reject it. RoboCop is ...

Had no plan to watch this movie on theater but because my aunt asked me to watch it with her, I couldn't reject it.

RoboCop is a remake of the 1987 movie of the same name. After inspector Alex Murphy (Joel Kinnaman) is grievously injured in a bomb blast, he has little hope to survive. Alex's wife, Clara Murphy (Abbie Cornish) agrees to a procedure that fuses whatever's left of his body to a robotic exoskeleton to help him lead a normal life. The procedure is completed thanks to the funding & support of OmniCorp, an international company known for its advanced technology & services. OmniCorp's chief members including, Dr. Dennett Norton (Gary Oldman), Raymond Sellars (Michael Keaton), Rick Mattox (Jackie Earle Haley), Liz Kline (Jennifer Ehle) & Tom Pope (Jay Baruchel) are extremely proud of their latest technology who is part-man, part-robot. A new way to curb crime by offering a superior robotic police officer with otherworldly weapons & built-in surveillance, mapping & scanning technology. Everyone is extremely excited about this especially, famous TV news anchor, Pat Novak (Samuel L. Jackson). However, when Murphy breaks protocol & goes after the people who had attempted to murder him, it is up to OmniCorp & the police to stop RoboCop.

Relatively unknown actor, Joel Kinnaman is impressive as Alex Murphy/RoboCop. Gary Oldman is outstanding as Dr. Dennett Norton. He plays the role of morally compromised scientist perfectly, and is always the most interesting part of any scene he's in.

This version is more a cop story than robotics. What's on display delves into corporate corruption and skims the street crime underbelly. Its understandable the first part being slow and steady to give all proper meaning why Robocop is being made and then action . But action and chase being done just one way by Robocop and shown less was not good as movie makers should have devoted more time showing the capabilities of Robocop a lot more, and I felt it was shown all too fast .

The movie tries very hard to make the plot "make sense." And while it succeeds in connecting the dots very logically, it's so focused on making sure the plot makes sense that it forgets to sit back and let us feel for the characters. Like I said, the actors are great, but they aren't given a lot of unique dialogue or character to work with. The script is fairly generic- everyone is somewhat of a stereotype, and we don't spend long enough on any emotional beats to care that much about them. Similarly, the action is a bit sterile. None of the action scenes had me emotionally invested- it all felt like there was nothing at stake, or visually it was too hard to tell what was happening to get worked up.

The most disturbing part of the movie is SEEING him dismantled, boy what an horrific sight. Just lungs and a brain basically inside a plastic container. Really creepy and while it does add to the movie it also demonstrates how sick this movie concept really becomes. The thought of this happening in real life, ever, sickens me greatly. I personally would never want a RoboCop.

This lack of a true villain is perhaps one of the movies greatest flaws – especially when compared to previous incarnations. There were plenty of opportunities, though. Jackie Earle Haley has a somewhat commanding presence most of the times he enters the screen, but with what felt like less than 15 minutes screen time, it's not exactly like you're feeling too threatened by this "villain". Or like he's "established". The other antagonists suffer from different problems; either they only start turning against Robocop 20 minutes before the end of the movie or they are not threatening in any way.

In the end, you are left wanting since it's hard to tell what exactly happened in this movie. When you're trying to measure the emotions of someone who's sat through this movie, you'll see a flat-line since there's so little to get excited about... Considering that there are so many talented actors involved, this caused us to leave the cinema feeling extremely disappointed. It's far from being the worst movie I've ever seen, but it's not even solid entertainment because it falls flat on so many levels.

Set your calendar alarm now because Lana Del Rey 's next album is dropping on May 1. Stopped on the street by fans who were takin...

Set your calendar alarm now because Lana Del Rey's next album is dropping on May 1. Stopped on the street by fans who were taking video on their phones, Del Rey said her album is coming out on May 1, then backtracked a little when she realized she was on video. Oops! But she didn't seem too mad about spilling the beans, maybe because she said Ultraviolence is so good it made her "forget about the last album." So, yeah, we're ready to have our minds blown.

After performing at the opening of 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, the duo t.A.T.u will confirm their 'comeback' after disbanding 6 years ago. Duo Lena Katina and Julia Volkova reportedly will soon release their 4th album "The Re-Invention" in the summer of this year, and they will also perform their new song (which is still untitled), in "Big Love Show "on February 14th at Olimpiskiy, a largest concert venues in Moscow, Russia.

Ke$ha shocked fans earlier this year when she checked herself into a Chicago rehabilitation center for an undisclosed eating disorder. Now, the "Timber" singer has announced that she'll postpone U.S. tour dates originally scheduled for this spring to extend her stay in rehab to deal with the disorder. Ke$ha's rehab stay became even more controversial when her mom (songwriter Pebe Sebert) blamed the singer's eating disorder on members of her inner circle, including star producer and regular collaborator, Dr. Luke.

Congrats, Little Mix! The British pop group claimed the title of Best New Artist in the 2014 PopCrush Fan Choice Awards. The band were neck-and-neck with fellow girl group Fifth Harmony, but ultimately pulled ahead with 35 percent of the vote! 2013 was a major year for Little Mix! They released 'Move,' the lead single from their second album. In addition, they headlined their first tour. The ladies already dropped their sophomore record this year, so we anticipate 2014 will be just as exciting for them!

Glee star Lea Michele has unveiled a new tribute song she wrote in honour of her late boyfriend, Cory Monteith. Just weeks ahead of the release of her debut album Louder, the 27-year-old singer/actress has shared a track titled You're Mine, explaining it was inspired by Monteith, who died from a drug overdose last year. Michele took to Twitter after debuting the song, and wrote: "My next IG track #YOUREMINE (available tomorrow) is my favorite song on #LOUDER," she tweeted to her 4 million-plus followers Monday. "It's so special to me & its story is so close to my heart." In the December 2013 issue of Elle magazine, Michele divulged that the personal track was a last-minute addition to her new album, explaining, "The album was done, and the label said, 'Do you want to add anything?' I was like, 'I might regret it if I don't'. It makes me so happy, this song. It makes me think so much of Cory..."

Who doesn't know Flappy Bird? Created by Dong Nguyen from Vietnam, Flappy Bird is a smartphone game that is popular these days. In ...

Who doesn't know Flappy Bird? Created by Dong Nguyen from Vietnam, Flappy Bird is a smartphone game that is popular these days. In this game, you will help the bird to pass through various obstacles shaped pipe by pressing the touch screen of your smartphone. Once crashing then, bam, the game ends.

Seeing references on Twitter from people I don't even know is one thing, but soon I saw my own friends posting about it. And then I was curious and downloaded it. For some people Flappy Bird is evil incarnate - it is Satan, Lucifer, El Diablo, Beelzeboss, Bieber. It is a plague on humankind.

Once you've passed one gap in Flappy Bird, and scored one point, that's the game. There's nothing else to be gained from it. After that it is nothing but a repetition of that first successful act for as long as you can muster.

Flappy Bird is addictive because it taps into humanity's innate stubbornness - "I will not let this game get the better of me!". That's a fair enough reason to keeping playing a game, but only if it is possible for you to get the better of the game. Flappy Bird never offers players any real reward.

This game is able to captivate the hearts of many people, not only because it uses a cute drawing style and the way the game is simple and easy, but also because it can sometimes be difficult and continues to be intriguing. It could also because they want to compete shrewdness yellow bird thick-lipped it with friends.

So, what's your highest score? :D

Update : Nguyen claimed he removed the game due to the amount of criticism and negative press it was receiving. “I am sorry, 'Flappy Bird' users, 22 hours from now, I will take 'Flappy Bird' down. I cannot take this anymore,” Nguyen tweeted on Saturday. He also denied that he was asked to remove the game. “It is not anything related to legal issues; I just cannot keep it anymore,” he posted on Feb. 8.