He appeared on British chat show Friday Night with Jonathan Ross and revealed that he and the other members of Take That — Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen — have been in the studio recording "bits and bobs", and that all five of them might appear onstage together soon.

Of course, Take That have technically already reunited — though their previous reunion tour was sans Robbie, the only member of the band anyone really cares about nowadays.

Speaking of Robbie: he hasn't performed in Australia for three years, but he's heading to Australia to perform at the ARIA Awards and Sydney's Metro theatre to promote his new album Reality Killed The Video Star, available from November 6.

While Chris has issued several apologies and given numerous remorseful interviews about the incident, Rihanna has never made a public comment about the violent attack.

America's ABC has announced that as well as performing on Good Morning America this Thursday, Rihanna will also sit down to tell her side of the story.

The tell-all interview will premiere on Good Morning America, with an extended special airing the following night.

No word yet on whether the interview will make it to Australian screens, but no doubt it will be all over the internet the moment it airs.