Lily Allen Flashed Damon Albarn

Lily Allen has pulled a Katy Perry.

No, the singer didn't accidentally flash her boobs at a fashion show. She accidentally flashed them at Damon Albarn.

Allen told The Observer Music Monthly that she and Albarn once tried to write music together, but their session failed to produce any material. When she was getting up to leave, two buttons popped off her shirt. Since she wasn't wearing a bra, Albarn got a shot of the goods during her wardrobe malfunction.

"I am sooo coool," Allen joked to The Observer Music Monthly about the incident.

Allen's sophomore album, It's Not Me, It's You, is due to be released on Feb. 10. The singer also told The Observer Music Monthly that she accidentally ripped off Take That's "Shine" on "Who'd Have Known." She apparently wanted Take That to sing on the track, but they turned her down, despite admitting they enjoyed the song.

"I was looking forward to doing a video with them, me and Mark Owen holding hands!" she said.

Allen defended Amy Winehouse in an interview with Britain's Scotland On Sunday newspaper over the weekend. She told the paper that she and Winehouse are given a hard time by the media, who she says misrepresent them.

"I know Amy Winehouse very well. And she is very different to what people portray her as being. Yes, she does get out of her mind on drugs sometimes, but she is also a very clever, intelligent, witty, funny person who can hold it together.

"I mean, there aren't that many people with whom the press concentrate on their personality so much. I think in the U.K., as far as females go, it's mainly me and her that get that treatment. She gets it more than I do. But I don't see it that much with other people."

Allen has just released a video for "The Fear," the first single from It's Not Me, It's You. You can see it here:

Allen has these dates lined up:

Jan. 28 London, England @ Koko
March 14 Glasgow, Scotland @ Glasgow Academy
March 15 Manchester, England @ Manchester Academy
March 16 Dublin, Ireland @ Dublin Academy
March 18 Bristol, England @ Bristol Academy
March 19 Southampton, England @ Guildhall
March 20 Brighton, England @ Dome
March 22 Norwich, England @ University Of East Anglia
March 23 Birmingham, England @ Birmingham Academy
March 24 Leeds, England @ Leeds Academy
March 26-27 London, England @ Shepherd's Bush Empire
May 3 Berlin, Germany @ Lido
May 4 Cologne, Germany @ Gloria
May 6 Paris, France @ La Cigalle
May 7 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Melkweg
May 8 Brussels, Belgium @ L'Ancienne Belgique