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Pop artist Adam Lambert has revealed the official track list for his upcoming debut album, "For Your Entertainment," which is due on 24^th November via Jive Records. The set is preceded by lead single "For Your Entertainment," which was co-written by Claude Kelly (Jesse McCartney, Toni Braxton) and produced by Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald (Avril Lavigne, Leona Lewis). The songwriting/production duo has collectively collaborated on hits performed by Britney Spears ("Circus") and Kelly Clarkson ("My Life Would Suck Without You").

Other musicians backing Lambert on "For Your Entertainment" are Greg Wells (Michelle Branch, Paris Hilton), Kara DioGuardi (Carrie Underwood, Ashlee Simpson), Nadir "RedOne" Khayat (Alexandra Burke, Enrique Iglesias), Stefani "Lady GaGa" GaGa (Esmee Denters, Nicole Scherzinger), Ryan "Alias" Tedder (James Morrison, Natasha Bedingfield), Evan "Kidd" Bogart (Keyshia Cole, Lionel Richie), Linda Perry (Alicia Keys, Solange Knowles) and Martin "Max Martin" Sandberg (Carrie Underwood, Ke$ha Sebert).

Adam Lambert - For Your Entertainment [Official Track List]:

01 – Music Again

02 – For Your Entertainment

03 – Whatya Want from Me

04 – Strut

05 – Soaked

06 – Sure Fire Winners

07 – A Loaded Smile

08 – If I Had You

09 – Fever

10 – Sleepwalker

11 – Aftermath

12 – Broken Open

13 – Time for Miracles

Songwriter Terius "The Dream" Nash has unveiled that "Hard" and "Rock Star" are titles of songs that are slotted for inclusion on Rihanna's highly-anticipated upcoming album, "Rated R," which is due in the US on 23^rd November via Def Jam Records. Both tracks were produced by frequent collaborator Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, who previously worked with the Bajan songstress on the "Good Girl Gone Bad" joints "Umbrella," "Breakin' Dishes" and "Hatin' on This Club."

Other contributors on the follow-up to "Rated R" are Stargate: Tor Erik Hermansen & Mikkel Storleer Eriksen (Beyonce Knowles, Whitney Houston), Makeba Riddick (Jennifer Lopez, Christina Milian), Future Cut: Darren Lewis & Tunde Babalola (Livvi Franc, Nicole Scherzinger), James Fauntleroy (Ciara, Britney Spears), Bryan Michael Cox (Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige), Sean "The Pen" Garrett (Madonna, Alicia Keys) and Jamal "Polow Da Don" Jones (Fergie, Robin Thicke).

Canadian singer/songwriter Melanie Fiona is planning to release “Ay Yo” as the 4^th single from her debut album on SRC / Universal Motown Records, “The Bridge.” The track was co-written by frequent collaborator Andrea Martin (Toni Braxton, Leona Lewis) and Future Cut: Darren Lewis & Tunde Babalola (Shakira, Alexandra Burke).

In related news, British production duo Future Cut is also working on the next projects by Rihanna [Def Jam Records], Livvi Franc [Jive Records], Sophie Ellis Bextor [Polydor Records], Rita Ora [Roc Nation Records], Sky Ferreira [EMI Music], Girls Can’t Catch [Polydor Records] and Hugo Chakrabonse [Roc Nation Records].

Favorites:

Halo: produced by Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley and Jerome “Jroc” Harmon.

Happily Never After: produced by Robert Shea Taylor and Schaffer “Ne-Yo” Smith.

Love the Way You Love Me: produced by Chauncey “Hit Boy” Hollis and Chase N. Cashe.

When I Grow Up: produced by Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins.

Listenable:

Hush Hush: produced by Quiz & Larossi and Ron Fair.

I’m Done: produced by Ron Fair and Tal Herzberg.

I Hate This Part: produced by Jonas Jeberg, Cutfather and Ron Fair.

Out of This Club: produced by R.Kelly.

Forgettable:

Bottle Pop: produced by Sean “The Pen” Garrett and Fernando Garibay.

Elevator: produced by Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins.

In Person: produced by Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley and Jerome “Jroc” Harmon.

Magic: produced by Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley and Jerome “Jroc” Harmon.

Takin’ Over the World: produced by Chase N Cashe.

Whatchamacallit: produced by Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley and Jerome “Jroc” Harmon.

Whatcha Think About That: produced by Jamal “Polow Da Don” Jones.

Who’s Gonna Love You: produced by Jamal “Polow Da Don” Jones.

Rating: (3/5) – Good!

Here is the video for Britney Spears’ new single “3,” taken from the artist’s upcoming Compilation, “The Singles Collection,” which is due in the US on 24^th November via Jive Records. The Tiffany Amber-penned track was produced by Martin “Max Martin” Sandberg and Johan “Shellback” Schuster, who are also responsible for “Outta My Head” by Leona Lewis and Carrie Underwood’s “Quitter.”

[Watch] Britney Spears - 3

Singer/songwriter Alicia Keys is out with her 2^nd single off “The Element of Freedom,” which is due in the US on 15^th December via J Records. “Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart” was produced by Jeff Bhasker, who also collaborated with the artist on the album track “Love is Blind.”

[Listen] Alicia Keys - Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart

Australian songstress Jessica Mauboy has christened "Let Me Be Me" as the 6^th and final single from her sophomore album on Sony Music Australia, "Been Waiting." Initially recorded by British artist Jade Ewen, the track was helmed by Karen Poole (Sugababes, Kylie Minogue) and Steve Robson (Leona Lewis, James Morrison).

Ed Drewett posted a new acoustic performance video for his song "ClearOut," which was co-written by Matty Benbrook (Dido Armstrong, Paulo Nutini) and Pauline Taylor (Faithless, P*Nut) . The track is slotted for inclusion on the British singer/songwriter's upcoming as-yet-untitled debut album on Virgin Records.

[Watch] Ed Drewett - ClearOut

Evan “Kidd” Bogart is currently writing new material for Kylie Minogue’s upcoming 11^th album on Parlaphone Records. The hit songwriter is best known for his work with Beyonce Knowles (“Halo”), Rihanna (“S.O.S.”), Keyshia Cole (“This Is Us”) and Jennifer Lopez (“Stay Together”).

Other songwriters backing the Australian songstress on the still-untitled project are Lindy Robbins (Jordin Sparks, Nicole Scherzinger), Ina Wroldsen (Alexandra Burke, Sophie Ellis Bextor), Victoria “Lady V” Horn (Christina Milian, Demi Lovato) and Miranda Cooper (Gabriella Cilmi, Alesha Dixon).

In related news, Evan “Kidd” Bogart is also writing hits on the next projects by Leona Lewis [Syco Music / J Records], Adam Lambert [Jive Records], Delta Goodrem [Sony Music], Livvi Franc [Jive Records], Wynter Gordon [Atlantic Records], Toni Braxton [Atlantic Records] and Leighton Meester [Universal Republic Records].