One Direction could split as a band after "three more albums," Simon Cowell recently told the Daily Star.

"Bands don't stay together forever," he said, according to the newspaper.

"I think they will make at least two more albums together [after the current one]. Bands don't stay together forever."

One Direction revealed during a recent interview that their new album will be "a little bit more edgy," prompting rumors their next tour and album songs may stir up controversy.

Amateur fanfiction writer Anna Todd released her first story and achieved more than 800million reads before Gallery Books offered her a six-figure advance to turn the stories into books, but fans are rallying against her claiming she's not a fan, The Mirror reports.

One Direction members need to "up their game a bit" if they want to remain competitive against other bans, Simon Cowell said during a recent interview.

"It does mean 1D have to up their game a bit," he said, according to the Daily Star.

"We knew a lot of boybands would follow but the competition is tough at the moment."

"You And I" One Direction singer Zayin Malik received death threats after posting a message on Twitter reading "Free Palestine," sparking rumors their upcoming tour and songs release may be postponed or cancelled.

The rumors, however, have not been confirmed.

One Direction members have announced that a "Where We Are" concert film will be hitting theatres for one weekend only on October 11 and 12, Pop Crush reports.

"If you haven't had a chance to come see us at our 'Where We Are' stadium tour this year, or you simply just want to relive it again, we've got a very, very special announcement for you," Niall Horan says in the beginning of the video.

"You can see a concert plus an exclusive interview with us talking about what happens with us on tour on the big screen on the 11th and 12th of October. Check out our Facebook and our website for more details," Liam Payne says.