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Lindsay Lohan Hits the Recording Studio Again

Lindsay LohanLindsay Lohan wants to reignite her music career.

\The 27-year-old actress, who released her debut album, Speak in December 2004, is interested in moving on from her pop past and spent some time experimenting with Electronic Dance Music (EDM) tracks in a recording studio in New York City last weekend.

A source told gossip website TMZ.com that Lindsay, who signed a recording contract with Casablanca Records, headed by Tommy Mottola in 2004, is eager to ink a new deal with a label but hasn't signed anything yet. The insider said that The Canyons star has also been in touch with her friends in the industry, including Lady Gaga and ex-boyfriend Max George from The Wanted, to ask them for advice and support.

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The Wanted Confirms Justin Bieber Collaboration

The Wanted and Justin Bieber

The Wanted have confirmed that Justin Bieber will appear on their new album.

The "All Time Low" hitmakers have revealed the follow-up to 2011's Battleground will feature a collaboration with the "Baby" singer, along with fellow Brit Rita Ora and many other big names. When asked who they have teamed up with for their new material, member Max George told website MTV UK, "[Producer] Dr. Luke, Rita Ora, Nasri who does a lot of Bieber's stuff and Justin himself."

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Justin Bieber Too Humble to Give Advice

Justin BieberJustin Bieber is "too humble" to give advice to his support band, The Wanted.

Never Say Never singer Justin has been joined by the British boy band on a number of dates in the US, but despite being the biggest teen star in the world, they say he never displays any ego.

"He's not someone that really gives advice. I think he's too humble for that, in that way. I think he just appreciates what happens to him rather than thinks he's God. So, I mean, we don't really talk music. When we speak to him, it's more we talk about football or basketball," singer Max George told MTV.

Max's bandmate, Jay McGuiness, added in the three years they have been together, the "Glad You Came" group - which also includes Siva Kaneswaran, Tom Parker and Nathan Sykes - have developed their own style as a group, which is completely different to Justin's.

"I think he knows that we know how to do what we want to do in the same way that we could never tell him how to do what he does, because he does it a lot better than we ever could," he said.

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