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Charts:April 25, 2011
Birthdays:
October 25, 1981
Jermome Jones (Immature) October 25, 1970 Ed Robertson (Barenaked Ladies) October 25, 1968 Speech (Arrested Development) October 25, 1963 John Leven (Europe) October 25, 1962 Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers) October 25, 1960 Christina Amphlett (Divinyls) October 25, 1955 Matthias Jabs (The Scorpions) October 25, 1949 Glen Tipton (Judas Priest) October 25, 1947 John Hall (Orleans) October 25, 1944 Jon Anderson (Yes) October 25, 1941 Helen Reddy |
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Twilight star Robert Pattinson has said Simon Cowell wouldn't be able to help launch his music career. In January, tabloid reports claimed the X Factor mogul wanted to sign the 24-year-old actor to exploit his interest in music. 
Lady Gaga's infamous meat dress has become the most sought after Halloween outfit in the US, according to reports. Butchers in New York have apparently been inundated by requests from shoppers keen to re-create the outfit. 
Kanye West played a surprise gig in New York in the early hours of Sunday morning (October 24). The rapper previewed songs from his forthcoming album 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' at the Brooklyn Bowl. 
Coldplay are the band most likely to send people to sleep, according to the findings of a new survey. Canadian singer Michael Buble was second in the poll, while Irish group Snow Patrol came third. 
Crystal Castles have announced details of a new single featuring Robert Smith of The Cure. The track, entitled 'Not In Love', is due to be released on December 6 and will include early acoustic demos of 'Celestica' and 'Suffocation' on the b-side. 
The Charlatans drummers Jon Brookes rejoined that band on stage at the weekend for the first time since suffering a brain tumour. Brookes, who was taken ill at a gig in Philadelphia last month, played the final song of the night at the Academy in Birmingham on Saturday (October 23). 
Lady Gaga has become the first musician to pass one billion views for their videos on YouTube. The singer reached the mark on Sunday (October 24), beating teenage sensation and nearest rival Justin Bieber to the feat. 
Cheryl Cole has confirmed reports that she is set to record a song with Rihanna. The Girls Aloud star and X Factor judge said the pair would “definitely” enter the studio together, but not until next year. 
Take That are set to announce details of huge reunion tour, according to reports. The group, who have reunited with Robbie Williams, have called a press conference in London tomorrow (October 26). 
Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan has lent his vocals to a charity single organised by UNICEF. The singer has teamed up with fellow Leicester band Superevolver on a song called 'Viva Le Revolution'. 
Florence & The Machine was the big winner at this year's Q Awards, taking home two prizes. The singer was named Best Female and also won Best Track for her hit 'You Got The Love'. 
Reggae star Gregory Isaacs has died at the age of 59, it's been confirmed. The singer passed away at his home in London on Monday morning (October 25) following a long battle with lung cancer. 
Nine Inch Nails are set to re-issue their debut album, 'Pretty Hate Machine'. The album, originally released in 1989, will be available from November 22. 
Mark Ronson is working on a forthcoming Michael Jackson album that includes unreleased songs by the star, it has emerged. The producer's involvement with the album, which is due out next month, was revealed by Travie McCoy.