The singer, who's a favourite in Australia, is back with his new song 'Haven't Met You Yet',from his forthcoming album

Not sure why the clip is set in a supermarket. Though given that Michael's primary demographic is the mum set, who presumably spent a lot of time shopping for their families, perhaps he's just trying to appeal to his audience?

But don't get your hopes up that Michael will fall for you after you encounter him at your supermarket. The blonde beauty in the video is his current squeeze, Argentinean model Luisana Lopilato.

Check out the clip in the full post.

The Daily Mail reports that the 17-year-old — son of Lisa-Marie and grandson of Elvis — has been offered a record deal with Universal worth US$5 million.

Don't expect the King of Pop's influence to rub off on Ben: he reckons his music will be totally different in style to Elvis, who died 15 years before he was born.

Benjamin hopes to release his debut album in 2010.

His "I'm about to vomit" discomfort is the most genuine emotion I've seen on Australian Idol in years.

(Also, has anyone else noticed that Andrew has started introducing himself as "Andrew Gunsberg", using his full name?)

Elimination time. The girls are all safe, and the bottom three isn't who I expected it to be: Scott, James, and Tim. WHAAAAAT? James is in the bottom three? He's, like, the best one! Fortunately he's safe, and dreamy, dreamy Tim is given the boot. That's not entirely surprising, though Scott would have been more deserving of elimination. (Theory: Andrew G flicked Tim as revenge for spinning him around in the hardness. Controversy!)

So there's eight singers left. But the show still goes for two hours. You know what that means: filler! Lots and lots of filler. Skip straight to the good stuff in the full post.

Yep, their Fame Kills tour has been killed.

Why was it called off? No official reason has been given, but rumour has it that GaGa was keen to call of her partnership with Kanye after his bad behaviour at the VMAs last month. If that's true, we kind of don't blame her.

Australian Gaga fans can catch her in concert when she tours down here in March 2010.

Got a theory behind the Gaga/Kanye split? Post it in the comments.

For the record, I think Amy is a genuinely talented musician. (If you've never listened to any of her albums, go buy one right now.) Unfortunately she is not a genuinely talented rapper. In fact her skillz are kind of rubbish.

Best/worst lyrics: "I'm a Jew. Well, a Jewmaican." Oy vey. Watch the cringeworthy footage in the full post.

Check out the cover art for Britney's upcoming single '3'. I have a feeling that three Britneys is high on the list of male fantasies...

The release of '3', which hits radio on October 6, will coincide with the release of Britney Spears: The Singles Collection on November 20, which will in turn coincide with her highly anticipated Australian tour. In short: prepare for Britney overload.

Muse will headline the star-studded festival — which will be interesting, given that everyone seems to either really love or really hate their latest album The Resistance — joined by acts including Lily Allen,

Local acts on the line-up include Powderfinger, Eskimo Joe, Grinspoon and Bluejuice (whose song 'Broken Leg' I'm constantly struggling to get out of my head).

FasterLouder has the complete list of acts at the Big Day Out, which will tour the country in January '10. Tickets go on sale in October.

It's hard to imagine that the upcoming Twilight sequel New Moon won't be one of the biggest movies of the year, or that its accompanying soundtrack won't be one of the biggest albums of the year.

So Australian band Eskimo Joe must be pretty chuffed that their track 'Thunderclap' will be included on the album.

"It's great to be a part of Twilight," said Joe guitarist Stuart MacLeod. "'Thunderclap' seemed to be the perfect song for the album... It has a darkness to it, but also a real feeling of hope. I hope it's a good match for the film."

On the downside, Eskimo Joe will only feature as a bonus track on the Australian version of the soundtrack (I'd point out that "that sucks", if I hadn't already exhausted my supply of vampire puns), but even so, you know you're doing something right when your musical company includes Thom Yorke, The Killers and Death Cab for Cutie.

New Moon is in cinemas November 19, but the soundtrack releases on October 20.