Rihanna's Talk That Talk album is set to hit stores later this month and feature only one collaboration.

As previously reported the Bajan pop star will release her album November 21^st led by her single “We Found Love”  produced by Calvin Harris.

Rihanna has confirmed herself that the man who discovered her, Jay-Z, will appear on the project.

Tweeting to fans she wrote,

The news was also confirmed by Erik Hermansen, a member of production duo Stargate who described the track to 730.no saying,

"Talk That Talk' is a mid-tempo banger with hard drums, dirty synths, and Rihanna and Jay at their best. We are very happy with the song, and Jay's verse is crazy. Same with Rihanna's part.”

Two of the latest to do so are Jay-Z and his protégé Rihanna who will participate in the “Hope For Haiti” telethon.

Organized by George Clooney, “Hope For Haiti” is set to be the largest benefit yet with three different locations in Los Angeles, New York and London.

The telethon in London will unite Jay-Z and Rihanna for a performance with Bono of U2 and Coldplay.

The artists will be performing a Haiti tribute song titled "Haiti Mon Amour" produced by Swizz Beatz.

George Clooney himself will host the Los Angeles segment of the program joined by Stevie Wonder,  Alicia Keys, John Legend, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake and Taylor Swift.

Haiti's unofficial ambassador and the founder of Yele Haiti, Wyclef Jean, will host the New York segment appearing alongside Jennifer Hudson, Bruce Springsteen and Shakira.

The “Hope For Haiti” telethon airs live Friday on MTV UK.