Welcome to part 2 of our special Week In Pop report where we look at some of the biggest stories from this past week from our news partners Radio.com!

Chris Brown And Lil Wayne Come Up In Drug Trial

The limited-edition record player will be available only at participating independent record stores on Saturday, April 22. Created by Crosley Radio, maker of radios since the 1920s, this is the company's fourth year making special limited edition turntables for Record Store Day.

The single features powerful harmonies from FGL's Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, along with the Chainsmokers' Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall's signature beats.

Now, anonymous inside sources revealed to ET that Swift "has been busy working on her upcoming album." Interestingly, she has been spotted at home in Nashville, Tennessee, as recent as last week.

In a new twist, the Sun-Sentinel reports about new allegations, alleging Black assaulted a female employee at a Miami strip club earlier this year. According to the police report, Black approached the 34-year-old bartender "started acting belligerent."

Soon after the employee told the rapper to back off, he "hit her in the forehead with his right arm" and then "began to punch her numerous times all over her body and then kicked her, stopping shortly after."

"It's a bit weird, I feel like I've been hibernating for so long now and you hear it in the safety of the studio and now it's time to give birth," the former One Direction singer told the BBC. "It's the song I'm most proud of writing."

And proud he should be. "Sign of the Times" is a quantum leap for the One Direction vocalist, miles from the commercial pop for which he's normally recognized. The song, which is reminiscent of a David Bowie ballad, starts with a delicate piano as Styles sings, "Just stop your crying it's the sign of the times/ Welcome to the final show / Hope you're wearing your best clothes/ You can't prop the door on your way to the sky/ You were pretty good down here, but you ain't really good."

"Yeah I'm still crazy, but now I'm just a little watered down," Adkins sings. The video features the "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" singer drinking coffee, doing chores and reflecting on crazier times in his past.

The story was published without supporting documentation. On Tuesday (April 4), Knight's attorney, Thaddeus J. Culpepper, told TheWrap the "affidavit is fake news."

Released Feb. 2016, Pablo became the first streaming-only album ever to achieve RIAA platinum certification for consumption of over 1 million equivalent units.

In the video, the group members, Scott Hoying, Mitch Grassi, Kirstin Maldonado, Avi Kaplan, and Kevin Olusola, pay homage to the original version with a black background scene and iconic spotlights.

When TMZ approached him Tuesday night (April 4), reporters asked if he thought Chance would make a solid mayor for the rapper's hometown of Chicago. "Yeah, I do," Drake quickly responded.

Sure, they've finally announced the release date; in a fundraising status update, manager Bill Diggins wrote, 'Hey Kickstarter Family, The album date is firm, June 30th is the release of the new TLC album that you made happen! Tionne and Chilli have been working night and day to hit this date."

"I was like, 'they don't make 'em like that anymore, do they?'" Corden said. "Divas back then were just better than divas are today. Know what i mean? They didn't have Instagram, they just had sass, voice, souls."

"I heard you've been telling people that divas back then are better than divas today," Lovato said, annoyed. They launched into a sing-off to plead their respective cases.

Speaking with Tavi Gevinson on her new Rookie podcast, the artist explains she and co-writer co-writer/producer Jack Antonoff attended a Florence show that influenced the way the track ended up sounding.

Then she suggested they get intimate for the sake of "protecting an endangered species." "My girlfriend and your boyfriend, totally fine with this," responded Sheeran, to which the interviewer responded, "It is to save the Ginger race."

MGK's prior two studio releases include the 2012 Lace Up and 2015 General Admission. The rapper also released a new collaboration with Hailee Steinfield, "At My Best," last month.

Today (April 6) marks the birthday and one-year anniversary of the country legend's death. The video features black-and-white footage from Nelson and Haggard's recording sessions for their 2015 duet album, Django & Jimmie.

The song was released this past Wednesday (April 5) while Gates is still in jail. His wife Dreka Gates posted a heartfelt message on social media with the release of the new song, writing, "You all KNOW that Kevin and I have always preferred to avoid statements to the media. We speak directly to you guys and prefer to let the music speak for itself. Although Kevin is not a free man yet, he will be soon! In the meantime, I am SO excited to share this song from HIM to you all! He done been to hell and back, He done been to jail and back� To listen to #whatif check out link in my bio and at @iamkevingates"

The video starts with the warning, "The following is a paid public service announcement" and provides clip after clip of embarrassing photos and videos, ranging anywhere from captured bathroom moments to poorly timed beach selfies.

Stapleton's highly anticipated From A Room: Volume 1, will arrive May 5, exactly two years to the day since the 2015 release of his double Platinum solo debut Traveller. Later this year, Mercury Records Nashville will release From A Room: Volume 2.

Dylan's selection has been�fraught. First, prominent writers questioned whether Dylan's work meets the standard of "poetry." Folk legends like Joan Baez and Tom Waits (and rockers like Bruce Springsteen) hastened to applaud his historic win. The unprecedented triumph started with controversy, and then it just got weird.

"I thought I had Lyme disease," she writes. "I had started entering my symptoms into online quizzes, and the results kept coming back Lyme disease. For the first time, someone listened to me, and I got tested. The results were positive: I had stage III neurological Lyme disease. I was relieved to finally know what was going on, but I was also scared s�less."

As soon as the positive results came back, Kelly got proactive about treatment. "I got on a plane and flew to Philip's treatment center in Germany. I started stem cell therapy," she wrote. "Rather than trying to kill off the disease with antibiotics, this treatment worked to strengthen my immune system so my body could fight off and get rid of the disease on its own, which is a much more complete and lasting cure."

Ken Valiant Santiago, a medical student at the University of the Philippines-Manila is suffering from stage 4 cancer and has spent his time in the hospital playing Coldplay songs.

Ken's older brother Kheil says Ken's favorite songs are "A Sky Full of Stars," "Adventure of a Lifetime," "Hymn for the Weekend," and "Everglow."

Due to his condition, Ken was unable to attend the concert. "He already turned over his platinum ticket to my younger brother. He does not show he is sad, he said it's okay, but we can feel that he really wanted to be there," says Kheil.

He posted a video clip of the tat on Instagram along with the message, "Thanks @dermagraphink for sittin 9hrs with me for such an incredible and beautiful tattoo."

In the tattoo, the late pop legend is depicted as a winged angel standing with his legs crossed and his hands raised. One hand is covered with a white glove.

The 47-year-old "Live Until I Die" Singer" married Craig in September 2007 and already have three kids together, 8-year-old William, 7-year-old Mary and 3-year-old Elijah. For Walker, that makes five children total.

The song is a cover of an Elvis Presley tune, which matches the theme of the album; Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton) and producer Sam Cohen were hired to compiled a batch of early '60s covers for the project.

He is attempting to terminate the court's ability to award support to the pop star, requesting that she pay all legal fees. He also wants joint legal and physical custody of their 5-year-old daughter, Madison.

During that festival, the lineup rotates between two venue locations in the historic towns of Reading and Leeds. In addition to rap, rock and alternative music icons, the lineup includes Bastille, Haim, Charli XCX, Giggs and Korn. New entries confirmed include Ash, Pvris, Vince Staples, Goldie, Bugzy Malone, Declan McKenna and Mura Masa

Janson was interviewing him for Radio.com affiliate station KMLE in Phoenix at the ACM Awards' Radio Row. the number one reason I'm proud of him for is not that he's a star, it's because he's about to be a father.

Janson said in the chat that he was proud of his friend: "The number one reason I'm proud of him for is not that he's a star, it's because he's about to be a father."

"Not that that was the first thing you wanted me to bring up today! But I will tell you, it's going to change your life. This is a good Christian man right here!"

"Good Luck Daddy win or lose does not matter," read the multicolored sing which was decorated with numerous hearts." Urban posted a photo of his kids holding the banner on Instagram, with the caption, "When my daughters do this�� I've ALREADY WON!!!"