Multi-tasker? Rita Ora Juggles Studio Time With Prince Ahead Of Filming For Fifty Shades Of Grey

Rita Ora has been a busy girl as she has called in the likes of Prince to help finish up her album, in addition to landing a role in 'Fifty Shades of Grey' which began filming in Vancouver last month.
The opportunity to work with the legendary Prince doesn't come around often so it's no surprise Rita was in awe when she met the 'Purple Rain' singer, who she claims was an "honour" to work with and she even confirmed they have ''done some music together'' for her new album.
''I have met him and I have had the honour of being in the same studio as him," she told The Sun newspaper adding, "We messed around with some music and you know, I can't believe he can play so many instruments. All I can say is that we've definitely done some music together.''
The 'How We Do (Party)' hitmaker has been working hard on her follow-up to 2012 debut 'Ora' and she has collaborated with the likes of Gwen Stefani and DJ boyfriend Calvin Harris in a bid to launch her career Stateside.
Rita claims there will be a heavy ''pop'' influence on the record, and promised she has written ''a lot of revealing'' tracks for the new album.
The 23-year-old beauty said: "I love pop music and I'm a pop singer, so it's just pop music with a lot more honesty in it. There are a lot of revealing lyrics in there.''
Fans won't have long until they hear the new record as Rita says she has been putting the finishing touches on the album.
She revealed: ''It's so good, it's literally done. I've got a few things I want to tweak and then I'm done.''
Meanwhile, Rita recently revealed she will be starring in the film adaptation of E.L James kinky novel 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' where she will be playing the role of Christian Grey's adopted sister Mia alongside lead actor, Jamie Dornan.
It won't be long before the 'Radioactive' singer is called to shoot scenes as filming already began in Vancouver, Canada last month.

Bill Nye's Not the Only Scientist With Words for Washington

Bill Nye just became the unofficial spokesman for a group of planetary scientists who say space exploration and their careers are in danger.
Nye uploaded to YouTube an open letter to President Obama calling for an increase in funding for NASA's planetary science division, which is responsible for exploratory missions to other planets, including the Curiosity rover on Mars.
Nye's video debuts at the end of a tense week for planetary science. NASA on Tuesday announced a restructure that will change the way it selects which missions it will fund. Officials say it will help NASA pursue the "best of the best" projects. However, some planetary scientists are upset because they won't be able to apply for grants until 2015, leaving a possible year-long gap in funding in a battlefield of top talent.
But the real concern is part of a much larger issue looming over the agency.