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Katy Perry is to return to the Grammy Awards stage a year after celebrating her doomed marriage to Russel Brand there in 2011.

The singer, who has now split from the funnyman, performed Not Like the Movies as footage of the couple together played on a screen behind her at last year's ceremony.

Her return on February 12 will be her first live TV appearance since Brand filed for divorce on December 30.

Perry pulled out of an appearance at America's People's Choice Awards last month as she fought to cope with the breakdown of her marriage.

She won't be the only one making a big comeback at the Grammys - British soul star Adele will hit the stage in Los Angeles for what will be her first public performance since undergoing vocal surgery in November.

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Kim Kardashian broke down in tears on TV discussing her failed marriage to sports star Kris Humphries.

The socialite split from the basketball player last month, filing for divorce just 72 days after the couple's lavish televised wedding.

Kardashian has kept her feelings largely out of the spotlight since the split, but in a new episode of family reality TV show Kourtney & Kim Take New York, she is seen sobbing as she talks about her marriage.

Speaking to her sister Kourtney, Kim cries uncontrollably as she says, "He fell in love with me and I fell in love with him and now my feelings have changed... And I failed at this. You don't think I feel bad?"

Another scene shows the brunette beauty embroiled in a tense discussion with Humphries as they talk about whether to live in his home state of Minnesota.

Kardashian says, "How am I going to have my career and live in Minnesota?" while the sportsman replies, "Maybe by the time you have kids, no one will probably care about you."

Kourtney & Kim Take New York airs in America on Sunday.

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Adam Lambert has confirmed he is set to join Queen as the band's new frontman for a tour this summer.

The star was joined by original group members Brian May and Roger Taylor during his finale performance on 2009's American Idol, and the trio teamed up once more at the MTV European Music Awards in November.

The collaborations led to speculation that Lambert would be stepping in to take the place of late singer Freddie Mercury in an upcoming trek, and Taylor fuelled the reports, saying in December, "He has grown into a really great performer with an astonishing voice... We would like to work with him again. There's nothing signed just yet but we're talking about live dates."

Lambert has now announced he will be touring with May and Taylor throughout 2012 - including dates at Knebworth in England, where Queen played their final gig with Mercury in 1986, before his death in 1991.

He tells Britain's Daily Star, "The intention is to pay tribute to Freddie and the band by singing some f--king great songs. It’s to keep the music alive for the fans and give it an energy that Freddie would have been proud of."

However, Lambert insists he doesn't intend to take Mercury's place: "After the EMAs, I heard faint little slithers of a backlash from people saying: ‘You can’t replace Freddie Mercury.’ But I already knew that.

"There’s no intention in my mind of replacing Freddie. That’s impossible. The way I’m choosing to view it is that it’s a great honour and one I’m in no way going to shirk... Being asked to front Queen is the best thing that can possibly happen.