Adam Lambert

It's a doubly great day to be an Adam Lambert fan today.

First, the singer announced that he would front an upcoming tour with the remaining band members of Queen, hitting up various arenas and stadiums in honor of late singer Freddie Mercury.

Now, Lambert has released the official music video for his latest single - off his soon-to-be-released album - "Better Than I Know Myself." In it, we see two sides of the singer, as a pair of personalities square off; one is all dark and leather-y, the other calm, serene, sipping on tea even.

Which will win out? Watch and see what happens:

Adam Lambert - "Better Than I Know Myself" (Official Video)

He is the champion, our friends.

Adam Lambert will join iconic band Queen on tour this summer, both sides announced this week, a development that follows the singer's 2009 American Idol finale performance with original members Brian May and Roger Taylor; as well as their teaming up again at the MTV European Music Awards in November.

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

We apologize, Adam Lambert. We're a day late in wishing you a happy 30th birthday.

But the important occasion seems worth calling attention despite our tardiness because the singer isn't asking for presents. Instead, he's asking fans to contribute to a worthwhile cause.

“Today is my birthday, and for my 30th I’d like you all to help me change the world," Adam Tweeted yesterday, including a link to charity:water and asking followers to give what they can.

"Together, I bet we can raise over $1 million and bring thousands more people clean water," he added.

We've already donated. Won't you help Lambert and many others take this simple step toward a better, healthier universe?

Adam Lambert is in full-on album promotional mode.

A few days after releasing the cover art for "Trespassing," the former American Idol favorite is taking fans behind the scenes of his upcoming music video for the first single off that CD, "Better Than I Know Myself."

"Sometimes you screw up or you say something to hurt your partner’s feelings, or you haven’t been supportive," Adam says below. "This song basically owns that, says, ‘Look, I’m sorry. Sometimes I’m not perfect but without you I don’t know what I would do with myself. I need you because you are the only person that knows me better than I know myself."

Adam Lambert Video Teaser: Behind the Scenes of "Better Than I Know Myself"

Adam Lambert is excited to get back to music talk.

Following a December arrest in Finland, the singer has spent the last few weeks offering up apologies and explanations. But now he can return to business.

Last night, Lambert unveiled the album cover for his upcoming CD - due out on March 20! - via his WhoSay account. Give it a look now:

The first single off the album, “Better Than I Know Myself," is available now on iTunes. Watch Adam's performance of the track on Ellen and chime in: What do you think?

Adam Lambert stopped by Ellen yesterday and took full responsibility for the fight that broke out between him and boyfriend Sauli Koskinen in Finland in December.

The singer referred to it as childish and foolish and irresponsible, adding that he's learned a lesson and it won't happen again. Good. Case closed. Let's move on, shall we, to new music from the former American Idol star?

Adam will soon release "Trespassing," his second album, and has already dropped the first single off it, "Better Than I Know Myself." Watch him perform it live on he aforementioned talk show now:

Adam Lambert - "Better Than I Know Myself" (Live on Ellen)

He's already issued a couple statements on the incident, but Adam Lambert sat down with Ellen DeGeneres this week and addressed his fight with boyfriend Sauli Koskinen for the first time in person.

A quick refresher: Lambert and Koskinen were both arrested in late 2011 after they engaged in a drunken brawl just prior to Christmas.

"We had too much to drink. We screwed up," the singer told the host. "There were no injuries, no violence. It was more of childish, foolish, messiness... I was a little irresponsible and I think what I learned from the experience was that I owe it to myself, to my loved ones, and to my fans to be a little more adult and pull it together."

As seen below, Adam concludes that his New Year's resolution was to clean up his act and he now feels "amazing."

Adam Lambert Ellen Interview: About That Fight...

Drunken brawl in Finland? What drunken brawl in Finland?!?

Following an embarrassing incident over the holidays, Adam Lambert and Sauli Koskinen were out to prove all is well last night, dining together at Katsuya, a well-known Hollywood establishment often teeming with paparazzi.

The couple looks to have moved past its issues, huh?

Elsewhere, Lambert was recently asked about his upcoming album ("Trespassing"), explaining why the CD will be more personal than his debut effort, due to his experience of promoting that first album and touring the world:

"I was ready to write music from my experiences and give a very honest emotional portrayal of my desires and fears. Both dark and light. While exploring these themes I realized how universal my topics were. I think part of the beauty of song is how they connect people. Whether they're dancing or crying, the best songs resonate with the masses...

"My intention is that the tracks on "Trespassing" strike a chord with all walks of life."

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Drunken fight and arrest? What drunken fight and arrest?!?

A few days after Adam Lambert and Sauli Koskinen were both arrested in Finland due to a brawl on the street, the singer - who has expressed embarrassment and regret over the incident - and his boyfriend appear to be on great terms again.

Just consider this photo on Lambert's Who Says page:

Adam included the following caption with the pic:

“Xmas Eve with the Koskinens! Just had a huge traditional Finnish feast and now opening gifts! Merry and bright! Hyvää ja rauhallista joulua!”

And Hyvää ja rauhallista joulua to you, as well.

Adam Lambert has added to his initial, post-arrest statement.

Soon after he and boyfriend Sauli Koskinen got into a drunken brawl in Finland, and were subsequently booked for assault, Lambert Tweeted a half-serious response about how alcohol and jet lag resulted in the incident.

But the ex-American Idol finalist included another message last night, apparently displeased with both his tone in the initial response, and the false reports that circulated in the wake of the publicized arrest.

"Violence is not to be taken lightly," Adam wrote. "Embarrassed by drunkenness. No punches thrown, no injuries and no charges. Media always exaggerates."

Hey, we're just glad everyone is okay. And, yes, Lambert should be embarrassed by the fight. But live, learn and drink less after a long flight. What else can you do?