Before you hear it on BBC Radio 1, and before the rest of the world. As you can see, it's listed as the Artist Name, then the track, and finally the sales. 1. KILLING IN THE NAME - RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - 502672 2. THE CLIMB - JOE MCELDERRY - 450838 3. BAD ROMANCE - LADY GAGA - 61677 4. THE OFFICIAL BBC CHILDREN IN NEED MEDLEY - PETER KAY’S ANIMATED ALL STAR  - 52605 5. STARSTRUKK - 3OH3 FT KATY PERRY - 40742 6. YOU KNOW ME - ROBBIE WILLIAMS - 38435 7. 3 WORDS - CHERYL COLE - 36232 8. RUSSIAN ROULETTE - RIHANNA - 34094 9. DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ - JOURNEY - 33337 10. MEET ME HALFWAY - BLACK EYED PEAS  - 32517 (Thanks to smemon) Update...

You thought you'd never see this happen! Thanks for the lovely folks in Film4 for this tip off. Viewers on Facebook/RSS Readers – You may not be able to see this video. Click here to view in your browser....

Okay, a new little type of post from Yours Truly. Book Now is an update of some gigs and events that I recommend you get tickets for. There'll always be the big players in the industry, but there'll also be some smaller acts and clubnights that I recommend across the Capital, and also Europe. I don't benefit from plugging these; I genuinely just drop recommendations becuase I think you may like them. So, without further adieu... Rihanna - The O2 - 22nd May 2010 She's had a big year, and not just for the music. She's the honorary culture and youth ambassador for Barbados, she's an award winning musical artist and she's release a new album, Rated...

... of a YouTube parody. Remember I posted about Ke$ha's Tik Tok? (That song I recommended to you, weeks before its release? The one which now has got huge in the charts and launched her career. *Cough*, You know it.) Well, have you seen the latest parody? It's by The Midnight Beast, featuring St£fan, a group of witty and lyrically bonkers Englishmen, who've ripped Tik Tok to shreds, and left a track that will stick in your head. Next time you hear the real song on the radio, try not to think of this parody, or that video. I guarantee you won't be able to forget about it. Viewers on Facebook/RSS Readers – You may not be able ...

It speaks for itself really: check out Simon's first ever television appearance- on a rubbish game show, Sale of the Century, in 1989. His strong business sense was very apparent in the programme, and he watched his spending, especially on the hideous jackets, which he was invited to purchase on the initial few minutes of the game. Who knew Mr. Cowell would later start to make some *interesting* television formats. ...