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You may not have heard of Luke Snellin, and that would make him one of the most talented and promising young filmmakers that you haven’t heard of. Don’t believe us? Watch some of his films, including "Disco" and "Mixtape" below, and you may just change your mind. It’s with a great deal of excitement then that we’re able to report on the news, via press release, that the BAFTA-nominated writer/director will soon be directing his debut feature. We may have another Rupert Wyatt/Joe Cornish/Richard Ayoade/[insert name of talented, young British director here] on our hands.

His debut will go by the name of “The Wanderers,” and will be a “non-conventional Brit Pop teen musical set in Colchester in 1996.” The story will follow a 16-year-old as he encounters sex and relationships for the first time as his band (the titular “The Wanderers”) strive to become the next big Brit Pop sensation.

Razorlight are set to go head-to-head with their former drummer - and are terrified they will lose. Frontman Johnny Borrell is reportedly furious the group's record label Universal have offered Andy Burrows a solo deal after he quit the band earlier this month, and insiders are predicting the "America" hitmakers may lose out in the charts if they both release new albums at the same time.

A source said: "Johnny's arrogance could come back to haunt him because there are plenty of people at the record label who want to move over from Razorlight's account to make sure Andy gets the recognition he deserves."

Both Razorlight and Andy are expected to begin recording new albums at the end of summer, when Razorlight finish festival commitments and Andy has assembled a backing band.

Although no names have yet been confirmed to work with Andy, his previous "Color of my Dreams" charity...