Music
Fans of the boyband orchestrated a Twitter campaign to get their number one track played by the US public space programme after it offered 35 people the chance to talk live to astronauts circling earth.
The majority of responses to NASA were from fans of the group requesting that it played the song, which includes the lyric: "There's nothing on Earth that could save us, when I feel in love with Uranus." The event will be shown on NASA's website.
McFly are currently working on their fifth studio album, which is rumoured to have a sci-fi theme based on Fred M. Wilcox's Forbidden Planet.
Singles Reviews
Stooshe feat. Travie McCoy: 'Love Me' reviewThe trio breathe life into the girl band genre on their debut single.
The Sound
Big Time Rush's Valentine's Day playlistWe ask Big Time Rush for their all-time favourite love songs.
Music Interviews
Cher Lloyd: 'LA Reid loves scrambled eggs'Digital Spy finds out what the singer has been up to in America.
Album Reviews
The Ting Tings: 'Sounds From Nowheresville' reviewThe duo overcomplicate matters on their second studio album.
