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Kelly Osbourne and Miley Cyrus bonded because of their famous parents

The pair became close while working on movie 'So Undercover' together and Kelly ' the daughter of rocker Ozzy Osbourne and TV star Sharon - explained they became close because they are so similar and both understand the pressure of being the kids of celebrities.

Speaking about Miley ' whose father is 'Achy Breaky Heart' singer Billy Ray Cyrus ' Kelly told the Daily Record newspaper:"I didn't know Miley well before. We had only met once or twice but as soon as we started shooting it was pretty instant how we got along so well.

"She just gets it. She has a really similar upbringing to me - though her side of things is on a completely different scale to mine.

"I'm from rock 'n' roll music and hers is country . but she gets it.

"It's nice to hang around an unaffected girl you can have fun with and understand what I go through and I understand what she goes through."

The pair are so close that Kelly previously took to twitter to defend Miley after the 18-year-old singer-and-actress was filmed smoking a legal high from a bong - a filtration device generally used for smoking illegal drug cannabis.

She previously tweeted:"This really makes me mad. Miley is one of the most hard working respectful women I have ever worked with I am learning a lot from her!

"Miley and I have become really close I'm sick of all the haters judging her she made one mistake and trust me she has learned her lesson!"

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Mick Jagger has formed a new supergroup

The Rolling Stones star will work alongside Joss Stone, Damian Marley, Eurythmics' Dave Stewart and Indian musician A.R. Rahman in the new band, thought to be called Super Heavy, and they are currently in discussions for a major record deal.

A source told the New York Post newspaper:"They just finished a record and their first video and are talking to major labels about a deal. The name for the band at the moment is Super Heavy."

Many of the group have worked together in the past, and the eclectic background of the stars has given the group a unique sound.

Another source added:"Each member has a very distinct and different style, but it works. Mick has been recording with Dave for a while, and both worked with Joss in the past."

However, a representative for Mick ' whose last album was 'A Bigger Bang' with the Stones in 2005 ' has said the group have just been having"fun"together.

The spokesperson revealed:"They all thought it would be interesting and great fun to go into the studio and play some music. No video has been shot, no label in place. All a bit premature."

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AC/DC have no limits when it comes to designing their elaborate stage props

The 'Back in Black' rockers have had huge pieces built for their tours, including a giant inflatable woman, an on stage wrecking ball for their 'Ballbreaker' tour and, most recently, a huge derailed train to accompany the song 'Rock 'n' Roll Train' on their 'Black Ice' world tour from 2008 to 2010, and claim they never accept a limit to the size or scale of what they have onstage.

Singer Brian Johnson said:"This is rock and roll, there's no such word as 'no'. It was {guitarists} Malcolm and Angus {Young's} idea about the train, initially just trying to think of a train, and just say to somebody 'Right, we want a train', and to convert that into the real thing."

Angus added to Britain's Absolute Radio DJ Ben Jones:"Yeah, I mean, you can dream what you want, but something's got to be practical, because sometimes you can come up with great ideas and you put them into practice and you go 'Oh s**t, that looks naff.'"

Brian added:"Yeah, but we did do it and it really was sensational, that train, and it never screwed up, it was always bang on."

Despite being together for 38 years and having crossed the world many times with their shows, the group ' which also includes Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd 'never get bored of touring and playing live for people.

Brian added:"The travelling is tedious, you know, but the on stage bit, getting on the stage, that's the fun bit, you know, that's what you're getting out for.

"I would welcome another tour, just to get out there. I mean, if they said, 'Another two years' I might blanch a bit, but I think everybody in the band is fit, well prepared, and they've still got it."

The full interview with Brian and Angus can be seen at www.absoluteradio.co.uk.

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The Killers will each play a solo song at Hard Rock Calling

Each member of The Killers will play a solo song at Hard Rock Calling.

The 'When you Were Young' band are headlining the UK festival next month - their first show in Europe since they went on hiatus in January 2010 - and will reportedly use the opportunity to showcase material they have been working on by themselves.

In their time off, singer Brandon Flowers has released a solo album, drummer Ronnie Vannucci has been working on a record with his band Big Talk, while guitarist Dave Keuning and bassist Mark Stoermer have also been working on separate projects.

A source told the Daily Star newspaper: 'The boys will probably have a song each. Ronnie's got his new album coming out soon and he's got a really great voice.

'But whatever Dave does I'm sure it will be something a little weirder though.'

Shortly after the 'Somebody Told Me' group were announced as headlining the festival on June 24, Ronnie said the group were looking forward to playing for their English fans again.

He said:"It's been too long, friends. Feels like forever since we've seen each other and now it's time we pay a visit."

Other acts performing at Hard Rock Calling ' which takes place between June 24 and 26 - include headliners Rod Stewart and Bon Jovi, Adam Ant and former Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks.

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Tinie Tempah's success has left his head in a 'very weird place'

The 'Written in the Stars' hitmaker is adjusting to what he calls a"'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' type reality,"jetting between countries to perform and promote his debut album, 'Disc-Overy', which has provided him with plenty of issues he wants to address on his next record.

Explaining how he hasn't seen his parents or siblings for months, he said:"I'm starting to think about my life, thinking about where I'm going to be in three years time: who I'm going to be with, where I'm going to be situated myself.

'And all these questions I keep asking myself every day is going into this new record. My head is in a very weird place at this moment, as you can probably imagine.'

Tinie, 22, rose to fame after his debut track 'Pass Out' became a surprise hit in the UK in February 2010, kick starting his career and propelling him on to international star status, and he said this at least makes singing the song's line"I'm a star now"easier.

He added to dose.ca:"It definitely rolls off the tongue a lot easier. It was been more about the ambitions and the goals I wanted to achieve.

'Now that I've got to this point, which is what I wanted to achieve on the first album, there's another place that I need to go to.'

Tinie also said he has completed three new tracks, 'Till I'm Gone' with Wiz Khalifa, 'I So Addicted' and 'Love Suicide' which are more reflective of his present situation.

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