Christina Aguilera’s new son Max has inspired her to write a new album. 
The 'Dirrty’ singer – who gave birth to her first child Max Liron with husband Jordan Bratman on January 12 – says motherhood is taking her music in another direction.
She said: 'I'm very excited! I'm so inspired at the moment. This whole incredible thing that's taken place in my life, between the pregnancy and the birth - I've got so much in me to write about.
"This next record, I want to have a lot of fun with it. I've been brainstorming for the last nine months of my pregnancy. This next album will have a whole new me.

Cher is coming out retirement to play a series of sensational Las Vegas shows. 
The 61-year-old singer – who claimed she would never perform live again after her 2005 'Farewell Tour’ – has signed a deal reportedly worth more than £100 million for a three-year residency at Caesars Palace hotel.
Cher said: 'It is going to be a visually unbelievable show with brilliant choreography. Our set moves down from the ceiling, in from the sides, up from the floor. We have screens in the foreground, the centre and the back. We can change a city into a forest in two seconds. You'll see a different stage for every song."
The 'Believe’ star is expected to perform four shows a week at the venue's 4,100 seat Colosseum starting from May 6.

Mariah Carey nearly pulled out of new film 'Tennessee’ because she didn’t want to wear a fake nose. 
The star signed up to play waitress Krystal but was left unimpressed when she discovered she would have to don a prosthetic nose, bushy eyebrows and braided hairstyle for the part.
A film insider told the New York Daily News newspaper: 'Mariah is the nicest person to work with - everyone loves her. But she was uncomfortable at being made ugly for the part.
'When she saw the nose, she called her people and decided against it. She wasn’t a diva about it, but she did seem very insecure about her appearance.'

Beyonce is to duet with Tina Turner at the Grammy Awards this weekend, according to reports. 
The former Destiny's Child star will be joined by the pop legend on-stage at the ceremony in Los Angeles.
There is no news on what the pair will play, although organisers have announced details of some of the other performers.
Rihanna, Feist, Alicia Keys and Aretha Franklin are slated to appear, as is Fergie with John Legend and Foo Fighters with John Paul Jones.