CATCH-UP CONFIDENTIAL: Prince pokes fun at himself, Leif Garrett has harsh advice for Justin Bieber Prince has shown he can poke fun at himself, by featuring comedian Dave Chappelle dressed up as the singer for the cover of his new single. Picture: Jordan Strauss Source: Getty Images CATCH-UP CONFIDENTIAL: Prince shows he can laugh at himself, Leif Garrett has some advice for Justin Bieber, Lily Tomlin may marry her partner of 42 years, and another Jackson family feud has erupted on Twitter. ni a shocking turn of events, Prince has let the world in on a closely guarded secret - he has a sense of humour. In a brilliant move, the cover features US comedian Dave Chappelle dressed up as the singer complete with moustache and full frilly purple regalia. The photo, taken from a now iconic skit was featured on the comedian's Chappelle's Show back in 2004, when Prince (played by Chappelle) teams with his band, the Revolution, in a game of basketball against comedian Charlie Murphy and team in a game anointed 'Shirts versus Blouses.' Listen up, Biebs. Former "70s teen idol Leif Garrett has some words of wisdom (and he should know) for the petulant pop star. Every scumbag, every drug dealer, every chicken hawk wants a piece of you," said Garrett. Comedian Lily Tomlin says she is talking marriage with her partner of 42 years - but jokes that she and her bride would ditch wedding dresses and wear chicken suits instead. Picture: Brianne Makin Source: News Limited One of the funniest women on earth, Lily Tomlin, has told a US television show that she and partner of 42 years Jane Wagner are considering marriage. "We're thinking maybe we'll get married," the 73-year-old actress told E! As marriage equality surges further in the US, Tomlin says that she and Wagner can now see themselves saying "I do," but there would be nothing traditional about it. "No rings, no bridal dresses," Tomlin quipped. Maybe we'll be dressed like chickens. Tomlin said she never thought she'd see the day where same-sex marriage became legal. "You didn't think that would happen," said Tomlin. It's pretty remarkable. The couple met in 1971 when Tomlin approached Wagner about a collaboration on her comedy album. "Frankly, I was pretty taken with her as soon as I saw her," Tomlin said. We just sort of clicked. We became a couple right away. "I know what a good heart she has, and how empathetic she is with all kinds of people and issues," Tomlin continued. She's so brilliant on top of it that she can voice these things. And she's as funny as she can possibly be. She makes me laugh. Aww. In an occurrence to surprise no one, yet another Jackson family feud has erupted. Jackson has been receiving treatment since she attempted suicide in early June.