Bits About Pop: From Nicola Roberts really enjoying her songwriting to Ariana Grande’s new single coming out fighting

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Nicola Roberts has been having a lovely time working on the new Cheryl Cole album, thanks for asking. (Popjustice)
Miley Cyrus and ‘Entre el Amor y los Halagos’ hitmaker Ricky Martin have been added to the list of performers at the Billboard Music Awards. (Billboard)
Lana Del Rey’s video for ‘West Coast’ is now on the world wide web, properly this time. (Popjustice)
Katy Perry’s popped a picture of her wigs for the Prismatic tour online. (Instagram)
And here’s a fairly ridiculous remix of ‘Birthday’. (Idolator)
Monica Lewinsky has some grammar tips for Beyoncé re ‘Partition’. (Billboard)
Britney Spears is being sued by one of her dancers for allegedly breaking her nose. (That Grape Juice)
La Roux’s announced something and that thing is a new picture. (Twitter)
Miley Cyrus’ ‘gig’ in London last night was a fairly muted affair. (MTV)
Some old Kylie Minogue songs have leaked everywhere. (Popjustice)
Eminem’s headlining Wembley Stadium in July by the way. (Ace Showbiz)
Shakira’s video for ‘Dare (La La La)’ is now online. (Popjustice)
Unelusive chanteuse Emeli Sandé’s not happy with people being exploited on The Voice and The X Factor. (The Guardian)
Chvrches, Zedd and Gorgon City have all been added to the BBC Radio 1 playlist this week. (Twitter)
Lily Allen was asked if she was going to be the next Ellie Goulding by someone at US customs. (Twitter)
Also, it looks like ‘Sheezus’ — despite minimal promotion — will be Number One on Sunday. (Digital Spy)
A bit of MKS’ ‘Today’ is on the internet again. (Popjustice)
Ed Sheeran’s collaborated with the Picasso of Pop Usher on a new song that may or may not be on the latter’s new album. (Digital Spy)
Yeah so apparently Real Cher is on the new Wu-Tang album. (The Fader)
There are quite a few good songs from the likes of Leon Else and Seinabo Sey in amongst this rabble. (Popjustice)
Ariana Grande’s ‘Problem’ has shifted 438,000 downloads in America in its first week to knock ‘Happy’ off the top of the download chart. (Billboard)