Tomlinson, Cowell 'trying to put a girl band together'Los Angeles, Oct 25 (AZINS) Contrary to rumours, there is no discord between singers Adam Lambert and Demi Lovato.

The "American Idol" star was reportedly upset with Lovato after she replaced him with Nick Jonas as an opening act for her upcoming tour.

But Lambert clarified his stance on Twitter, saying there is "no beef" between the three, reports aceshowbiz.com.

"Aww I love you all very much. No beef tween @ddlovato & @nickjonas and me. Biz negotiations are complex, why do we care about the #rumors?" Lambert wrote.

Lovato also slammed the publication which spread the rumour.

Lovato and Jonas have been frequent collaborators since their Disney days. In May, they announced a joint label dubbed Safehouse Records with music executive Phil McIntyre.

Lovato's new tour is to support her new studio album "Confident".
 London, Oct 25 (IANS) As One Direction's hiatus is coming closer, singer Louis Tomlinson has revealed that he is working with music mogul Simon Cowell to "put a girl band together".

Tomlinson shared thoughts about the future project during an interview on the YouTube channel of "The X Factor", reports aceshowbiz.com.

"I've got a little label in print so I'm trying to work with that at the moment. I'm lucky enough to be working with Simon. We've got a few different projects going on at the moment one of which is we're trying to put a girl band together," Tomlison said.

"It's really exciting to be involved in the different side of it, the background," he added.

Tomlinson also opened up about making his return to "The X Factor", which jump-started his rise to fame, as a guest judge.

"It's such an honour to come back and obviously we started here so to be asked to come back is an incredible honour," he stated.

"I've always been such a massive 'X Factor' fan I've always watched it with the family for years, It'll be a proud moment for my mum."