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Little Mix's next single How You're Doin will now feature a guest rap from Missy Elliot! No release date set though

Can't Hold Us is the second single from the Thrift Shop album, is it?

Breaking news: Girls Aloud have spilt.

Unfortunately, The Saturdays have built a too big lead for JT to overtake them.

I'm surprised with the UK reaction, it should do better than last year

She's on tour, so it will be a while yet. Anyway, how big is the Saturday's lead now.

They need a no.1, and the charts need a wake up call!

I doubt Mirrors will increase sales until the video comes out.

I suggest the album only flopped due to X Factor and her private problems. With the scandal out the way and Cowell firing her, she could do well with this, since she can focus hard on it. If she had released the album and Live It Up this year, it could have done better due to the bad market ATM

Great comedy, but more music in 2015 please. I'd say we should spilt it into quarters 1/4 each of comedy, appeal films, music and surprises. It would make everyone happier then.

We do need a new no.1 next week.

Demi will do well if she comes to promote it here. But it's great track,

They are set to be releasing another one. Well, Change Your Life still did OK sales wise so I'm ready.

New Mariah video is out, for Almost Home. She needs to promote it.

I was not expecting JT to gain another week.

This weekend will defiantly be the last one ever. No doubt about it. Ratings is the only reason why.

I Could Be The One is the worst No.1 this year.

I'm slightly surprised by Ready or Not's success. But at least there will be one new entry this week.

Last year, the singles chart was fine, and the albums chart was dying. This year it's the other way round.

Bastille has tons of entries in the top 300.

I am sad.

They will. The charts are tired, so they can do it!

I'm disappointed with Amelia. She should have released the LP by now.

Ah, so this may become another hit for David. I feel it's weaker than Where Are We Now, and the video could be better. But with this bad market, it could go top 20!

I had thought David Bowie's recent track Where Are We Now had still one enough to reach No.1 despite the problems with the Uk Chart Company.