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charts, earning Harry and his bandmates a place in The Guinness Book of Records. Surpassing even the Beatles, 1D is the only British band ever to debut at number one in the States with their first release.

5. Moves like Jagger
Harry has more in common with a young Mick Jagger than just dashing good looks . . . just ask any of the string of A-list beauties who've fallen for his charms. This chapter charts his whirlwind romance with America's sweetheart, the elfin Taylor Swift, from the moment their eyes first locked backstage at the X-Factor, to the epic row that finished it - read all about the tattoos, secret getaways (in England's uber-romantic Lake District and the exotic Virgin Islands) and injuries that are likely to inspire Taylor's upcoming hit singles!

6. Take Me Home
A chapter devoted to the recording of One Direction's feverishly anticipated sophomore album, Take Me Home - and the glamorous women, tattoos and celebrity friends acquired by Harry along the way. Released in November 2012, the album sold more than one million copies in the first week alone - making it the third fastest selling album of 2012 (beaten by Harry's former flame Taylor Swift and Mumford & Sons alone). To celebrate, the boys opted to close their wildly successful year in style - with a headline show at NY's iconic Madison Square Garden on December 3rd. Many devoted fans hoping for a ticket were destined to be sadly disappointed. Within less than a minute, they'd sold out completely.

6. New Direction?
When Taylor Swift sang 'We are Never Ever Getting Back Together' at the 2013 Grammy Awards, the songstress can only have been thinking of Harry Styles. (Her rendition of the line, 'Babe, I still love you,' in a British accent was more than enough to stir up a tabloid frenzy). Yet, with rumors of a final 'make or break holiday' on the horizon, who knows what the future holds for 'Haylor' - indisputably the most intriguing on-off couple in teen Hollywood in 2013. A similarly thrilling buzz surrounds Harry's future career. Of all the One Direction boys, Robbie Williams - the bad-boy vocalist who broke away from Take That at the very height of their fame - singled Harry out as the boy with the magnetic personality to make it on his own. This chapter takes a look at what's up next for the talented Mr Styles.