Cheryl’s new single ‘Call My Name’, produced by Calvin Harris and the first from her third studio album A Million Lights, is out on 10th June. Pre-order your copy from iTunes now!

iTunes EP Tracklisting:

1 Call My Name
2 Make You Go
3 Call My Name (Wideboys Remix) [Radio Edit]
4 Telescope

Cheryl’s Call My Name video has arrived! At 11am this morning, VEVO released the video to the masses and we are NOT dissapointed!

Go watch now!

If you’re interested in her style, look at @BrilliantlyEvil’s tumblr poost [HERE]

ANYTHING Cheryl can do, Sarah Harding thinks she can do better.

Spurred on by seeing Chezza, 28, partnering up with rent-a-rave pop merchant Calvin Harris, also 28, Sarah has decided to embrace a new direction, too, and is going dubstep.

*whomp whomp whomp*

I hear she has teamed up with producer Paul “Groucho” Smykle to produce the UK’s next big club banger and wants to explore new sonic treats.

My source says: “The pair met up at Kensington Park Studios last week and got stuck into working on a new sound for her.

“She really wants to make people sit up and take notice, with a single that would never have been expected from her.

“Sarah realises it’s time to try something different, so she’s having fun experimenting.”

Hmmm, sounds… interesting.

Sarah, 30, also wants to get back to TV presenting and is meeting producers of a number of new projects for Sky.

OK, Sarah, let’s hear what you’ve got…

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Speaking to Fearne Cotton on Radio One last week, Del Rey told the excitable radio host:

“Cheryl is working on a song that I had written. It’s perfect for her and she really likes it.”

The American singer, who performed her new single ‘Blue Jeans’ as well as Kasabian’s ‘Goodnight Kiss’ also admitted that despite Cheryl having recorded one of her songs, the pair have never met.

When asked if the two had met, Del Rey admitted awkwardly: “We talked on email.”

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The wait is finally over! Cheryl’s brand new single ‘Call My Name’ had its first play on radio this morning at 8.10am.

Listen to it above!

After you have given it a few listens, check out this Popjustice post of the ’7 stages Of The Cheryl Single’. I’m on #5 atm!

The single will be officially released June 10th.
The music video will be on VEVO on May 2nd.
Brand new album ‘A Million Lights’ will be released on June 18th.

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Cheryl has announced the first radio play and release dates for her brand new single and 3rd solo album.

Here’s all the details you need to know:

• Her new single, Call My Name has first radio play this Friday 20th April at 8.10am on all UK radio stations.
• The single will be officially released June 10th.
• ‘Shooting Cheryl’ (a behind the scenes look at her music video) is on 4Music Wednesday 2nd May at 12pm, 4pm & 7pm.
• The official music video is expected to be on VEVO on May 2nd
• Her 3rd solo album, called ‘A Million Lights’ will be released on June 18th.

Cheryl’s official website – CherylCole.com

Cheryl Cole has announced on her Twitter page that her 3rd solo album is finished.

After she landed back in UK on Wednesday, she was too excited to keep it to herself any longer:

Yesss.! The album is DONE !!! *dancing all over the place* I’m Soooo HAPPY and EXCITED to share with you !! #CherylMusic on its way.. Booyaa

Cheryl has been recording her new album for months in LA and has worked with Far East Movement, producer Patrizio Pigliapoco, R&B star Usher, Taio Cruz and hip hop producer Alex Da Kid.

Follow Cheryl’s Official Twitter @CherylCole

The ‘Shrek: The Musical’ star’s bandmates Cheryl Cole, Nadine Coyle and Nicola Roberts have all released albums away from the five-piece girlband, with Sarah Harding reportedly in talks with a number of labels about following suit.

However, despite teaming up with Aggro Santos for his Top 10 hit ‘Like U Like’ last year, Kimberley has insisted that the only music career she’s interested in is as part of the band.

“It’s nice some of the girls have explored their passions through their solo albums but it’s not something I’m looking to do,” she told Metro. “I’m happy following my own ventures. I love performing, I love acting and presenting. I want to do other things.”

She also added: “What I’ve achieved musically with the girls is amazing and I’m happy with that. I applied for Popstars because I wanted to be in a group.”

Asked about the Girls Aloud reunion plans for 2012, she teased: “That would be telling. I’ve read a lot of speculation, which hasn’t been accurate. We’ll tell everyone in good time.”

Kimberley recently joined Twitter after bowing to “peer pressure” from Cole and Roberts.

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Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts has said she struggled to cope with the band’s decision to go on hiatus.

The five-piece, who also feature Nadine Coyle, Cheryl Cole, Sarah Harding and Kimberley Walsh, announced a temporary separation in 2009 and are thought to be reuniting this year to mark their tenth anniversary.

Roberts has told Contact Music that making a solo album helped her get back to music.

She said: “Before I started making the album, I felt so frustrated that I wasn’t making music and I felt like I couldn’t see music in my life for a long time. I didn’t know how I was going to have music in my life until the band had another record.

“It really made me sad. I felt like I wanted to be a singer and I used to write little and then all of a sudden the band went on a break and management were trying to find different things for me to do, this TV work, that TV work, and it was just like, ‘This is really sad, actually.’ Really not sitting well with me at all.”

She continued: “I was frustrated and angry inside every day. That’s what the song ‘Fish Out of Water’ [from album Cinderella's Eyes] was about, what, am I supposed to just find another career because the band is on a break? That’s how I felt.”

Coyle has moved to the USA since the girls put the band on hold, whilst Harding has had low-key acting and presenting success, Walsh has joined the West End production of ‘Shrek: The Musical’ and Cole has achieved a significantly boosted profile through a judging gig on The X Factor and a successful solo career.

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