October 6th, 2009

After British comedian Russel Brand confessed his hotness for perky Pop rocker Katy Perry at the MTV music awards the couple was spotted making out at Lady Gaga’s after party in NYC last month. Now it seems Katy has swept Russel off his feet as he confessed to UK tabloid the Sun ” I think I’m in love.”

Brand made no secret of his passion for Perry. Onstage, he joked about her tight pants and mentioned that the two were staying at the same hotel. Later, backstage, he said, “I think I might have a bit of a hing for Katy Perry.”

It was reported that Brand sent Katy a love poem via email after their make out session at the VMA after party and that she replied with with a snapshot of her boobs…..

Rap star Jay-Z has told British newspaper The Sun that he would be interested in working with Liam Gallagher after the future of Oasis was left in doubt by the departure of Noel Gallagher in August. Jay-Z’s comments come in response to a recent admission by fellow rap star Snoop Dog, who joined a growing list of acts who have declared they would like to work with Noel Gallagher.

Jay-Z told The Sun: “I hear Snoop Dogg might be teaming up with Noel. If that’s the case then I would love to work with Liam,” Jay-Z told The Sun. “Their music is tight and I think we could blend our styles well.”

London wunderkind Jamie T lays his sophomore album, Kings & Queens, at the feet of US audiences today, October 6th. Overflowing with raucous beats, dizzying lyrics, and disarming moments of tender transparency, Jamie’s new album shot to #2 on the UK charts in its first week. “Soon as I see the dust settle / Let’s go out and find some trouble,” he says on “Sticks N’ Stones.” Damned if I don’t wanna grab a jacket and join him…

Legendary rock band The Rolling Stones have emerged as one of the favourites to headline next year’s Glastonbury festival. 2010 will mark the 40th anniversary of the famous event, and festival-goers have been promised an extra special weekend to mark the anniversary.

The Rolling Stones are 4/1 at bookmakers William Hill, followed by Coldplay and David Bowie at 8/1. Despite the walkout by Noel Gallagher in August, Oasis have been moved to 33/1 from 50/1 after a number of bets were placed on the rock band settling their differences to headline.