Lana Del Rey's 'Young and Beautiful' has debuted in full.
The track - which was written and recorded for Baz Luhrmann's forthcoming big-screen adaptation of The Great Gatsby - appeared on Soundcloud ahead of its US single release on Tuesday (April 23).
Del Rey - who wrote the track with Rick Nowels - recently described Luhrmann's take on the F Scott Fitzgerald classic as "highly glamorous and exciting".
"It was an honour to work with Baz Luhrmann on his amazing adaptation of one of the most extraordinary books ever written," the award-winning singer said.
Jay-Z has curated the soundtrack for The Great Gatsby, which also features stars including Beyoncé, Florence + The Machine, Andre 3000, Fergie, Jack White, will.i.am and Emeli Sandé.
The Great Gatsby stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Joel Edgerton, Tobey Maguire, Amitabh Bachchan and Isla Fisher. It opens in US cinemas from May 10, and debuts on May 16 in the UK.
He’s everywhere, isn’t he? We can’t avoid him and his weird punctuation and his dumb lyrics and his awful hashtags everywhere. It’s Will.i.am. He’s inescapable. Maybe we should all just surrender to it. Sometimes it feels like it’s just too difficult to fight it. Like now, when we find him popping up where we least expected him, in the one place we thought we were safe: On the new Ke$ha single. Yes, since K$ has faced some challenges snagging chart success with her latest LP Warrior, she (read: her label) have roped in Will to spit a guest verse on the track (which, admittedly, he co-wrote, but that doesn’t give him license to ruin it!), and now an objectively great song is being serviced to radio in worse form than we first heard it. Ah, well. It happens. As these things go, Will’s verse isn’t his most offensively insipid ever — so that’s a victory, sort-of — and “Crazy Kids” is catchy enough that it might have legs at radio, but it’s hard to escape that nagging feeling that it’s going to take more than this to breathe life into her dwindling star. At any rate, “Crazy Kids” — which marks K$’s third single from Warrior — hits U.S. radio on April 29. Hear it below. 
Ya’ll gon’ learn today. Fresh from his trip to Cuba, Jay-Z surprises with a new song, which he premiered on Hot 97 this morning. The hip-hop icon teams with super-producers Swizz Beatz and Timbaland on “Open Letter.” Hov doesn’t hold back, addressing recent hot topics including his controversial trip to Cuba with Beyoncé (“I done turned Havana to Atlanta”), his ownership stake in the Brooklyn Nets (“I still own the building, I’m still keeping my seats”), his new deal with Universal Music (“Got an onion from Universal, read it and weep”), and more. “We almost wanna start a revolution/ You know whenever I’m threatened, I start shootin’,” raps Mr. Carter. “The world’s under new management, the new role model, fuck the Zoolander shit.” Swizz explained how the collaboration came together. “[Beyoncé] came in the studio and Just Blaze came in the studio and this thing just extended to another level,” he told Hot 97. “The whole thing started with me making a track in Jay’s office, and it just led to ‘Open Letter’ and people learning about things today.” Hear Jay take ‘em to school with his “Open Letter.”
Selena surely wants us to ‘Come & Get It,’ but first she’s going to tease us! The singer released a teaser clip of her new song on April 1. Read on to listen! Selena Gomez will take over the music scene when she releases “Come & Get It” on April 8. In an effort to get her fans riled up early, she’s posted a teaser clip on YouTube. Selena’s showing Justin Bieber what he’s missing! Selena Gomez ‘Come & Get It’ Teaser The clip, an 11-second sliver of her forthcoming new single, is likely meant to get fans excited. Unfortunately, Selena’s voice is not heard in the clip. There is, however, a bhangra beat and chant, hinting that Selena, 20, may be taking a new direction for the track and possibly for her new album as well. Even if the 11-second clip isn’t enough for you, it’s worth a play for the multitude of photos featuring Selena in that red jeweled headdress. She always looks fierce! Fans React To Selena Gomez’s Teaser Clip One fan, known as Yasmine M. wrote on YouTube, “very interesting can’t wait to hear the song it’s gonna be so different from her other songs.” However fans such as LilaTiddi wrote, “Maybe this is an April fool?”
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We don't know about you, but we're kind of surprised Rihanna hasn't released a video for her Unapologetic track "Pour It Up." Could it be because such a clip would have her wearing even less clothes than usual? As in, entirely naked? The song does take place in a strip club, after all. So, while we may never get a proper "Pour It Up" video, we DO have the next best thing: a brand-new remix featuring Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Juicy J, and T.I. Can you imagine if all those dudes rolled through a strip club together? Every dancer in the place could probably retire that night!While Rihanna's verses remain the same, her superstar-studded list of rhymers each add something new to the mix. "Dollar after dollar/ Bottle after Bottle/ Late for you haters even though my plane chartered," Rick Ross boasts, while Juicy J promises "I'll make it rain, shawty/ You might need a raincoat," among other more explicit things we can't say out loud. With all these hip-hop titans on this naughty track, the only rapper we can figure that's missing is Drake. He did recently drop $50,000 in a strip club, but we understand why he may have been left out of this particular remix. When a dude has legal issues with your boyfriend, you probably wouldn't invite him to collabo. No need to interrupt your lovebird status, RiRi!
The wait is finally over! Just when many of you were about to give up hope, Avril Lavigne is finally back. Only this time, she is better than ever. Her new future smash hit "Here's To Never Growing Up" is coming to slay the charts. Avril unexpectedly told her fans on Facebook late Wednesday night that the song is available on iTunes on April 9th. That's 20 days away, so let the countdown begin! Don't worry though! To hold us over, Avril released a 10 second snippet of the chorus for usto listen to! 
Selena Gomez’s new single, “Rule the World,” hit the Internet on Wednesday, and the track is sure to raise a few eyebrows. The breakup anthem contains lyrics like “Our love was made to rule the world/You came and broke the perfect girl,” and “Forget forever/Forget you ever knew name.”
