Lily Allen has scored a UK chart double this week with her single 'The Fear' and album 'It's Not Me, It's You' both reaching the summit. Despite being a huge success, Allen's first album only reached number two making her sophomore effort her first chart topper. Read more >>
Chris Brown has released an official statement apologising for the alleged attack on Rihanna after the pre-Grammy Awards party on February 8. The 19-year-old singer said he is seeking the counsel of his “pastor, mother and other loved ones” and believes that with “God's help” he will be a better person. Read more >>
MIA has announced the birth of her son, revealing that she went into labour just hours after her performance at the Grammys. Speaking on her Myspace blog she revealed that she was all ready to go out and party after the awards ceremony but decided to go home instead. Read more >>
Amy Winehouse has been released from hospital in St Lucia after collapsing on Saturday (February 14). The troubled singer was admitted to hospital after collapsing in a “shaking mess” while on her extended holiday on the Caribbean island. Read more >>
Eighties pop stars Spandau Ballet are reportedly set to reform with a comeback album and multi-million pound world tour. The huge reunion is reportedly the brainchild of manager Steve Dagger, with full details being announced at a press conference aboard HMS Belfast on the River Thames. Read more >>
Jay-Z says has urged the public to support Rihanna after being allegedly attacked by her boyfriend Chris Brown. The rapper, who discovered Rihanna in 2004, says he doesn't want to get drawn into making 'soundbites' commenting on the alleged incident, but did say 20-year-old Rihanna needs all the support she can get. Read more >>
Basement Jaxx have been confirmed as the headliners of the 'dance day' at this year's Wireless festival. The duo, Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe, will play the Hyde Park event on July 4, following in the footsteps of previous dance day headliners Fatboy Slim and Daft Punk. Read more >>
Lily Allen says she is going to take legal action against the News of the World after the newspaper published a story claiming the singer 'encouraged' youngsters to take drugs. The Sunday rag quoted an interview Lily carried out with Dutch magazine Revu and alleged the singer had said drugs may not harm young people and the only way to find out was by trying them. Read more >>
A new waxwork of Britney Spears was unveiled this morning at Madame Tussauds in London. The flattering waxwork is based on her 2008 MTV VMAs appearance and depicts the singer clutching an award and with a pristine smile. Read more >>
The Killers have been confirmed as headliners at this year's Hove Festival in Norway. A statement issued on the Las Vegas band's website simply reads: "The Killers are pleased to announce a headline performance at Hove 09 in Norway. We look forward to seeing you there on Tuesday 23rd of June." Read more >>
Lil' Wayne and his team are being sued for $1.3million for cancelling the same show three times in four months. The shows were due to be held in Rochester, NY but the rapper allegedly pulled out of each show – the most recent being on January 21 of this year. Read more >>
Mike Skinner has hit back at Lily Allen after she labelled him “boring”. Allen said while on her North American promotional jaunt last week: “There’s a guy called Mike Skinner who records as The Streets and he did a record that basically talked about how awful it was to be rich and famous. I found that really boring.” Read more >>
Sir Mick Jagger believes that British music is enjoying one of the most fruitful times ever. Speaking about the Grammy Awards, where British acts scooped an impressive 16 gongs, the veteran Rolling Stones says UK acts are now in a golden age. Read more >>
Morrissey has admitted that the chances of him continuing his singing career past the age of 55 is “very slim.” The music legend, who turns 50 this year, was speaking to xfm's Ian Camfield when he touched upon the idea of retirement. Read more >>
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Lily Allen has scored a UK chart double this week with her single 'The Fear' and album 'It's Not Me, It's You' both reaching the summit. Despite being a huge success, Allen's first album only reached number two making her sophomore effort her first chart topper. 
Chris Brown has released an official statement apologising for the alleged attack on Rihanna after the pre-Grammy Awards party on February 8. The 19-year-old singer said he is seeking the counsel of his “pastor, mother and other loved ones” and believes that with “God's help” he will be a better person. 
MIA has announced the birth of her son, revealing that she went into labour just hours after her performance at the Grammys. Speaking on her Myspace blog she revealed that she was all ready to go out and party after the awards ceremony but decided to go home instead. 
Amy Winehouse has been released from hospital in St Lucia after collapsing on Saturday (February 14). The troubled singer was admitted to hospital after collapsing in a “shaking mess” while on her extended holiday on the Caribbean island. 
Eighties pop stars Spandau Ballet are reportedly set to reform with a comeback album and multi-million pound world tour. The huge reunion is reportedly the brainchild of manager Steve Dagger, with full details being announced at a press conference aboard HMS Belfast on the River Thames. 
Jay-Z says has urged the public to support Rihanna after being allegedly attacked by her boyfriend Chris Brown. The rapper, who discovered Rihanna in 2004, says he doesn't want to get drawn into making 'soundbites' commenting on the alleged incident, but did say 20-year-old Rihanna needs all the support she can get. 
Basement Jaxx have been confirmed as the headliners of the 'dance day' at this year's Wireless festival. The duo, Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe, will play the Hyde Park event on July 4, following in the footsteps of previous dance day headliners Fatboy Slim and Daft Punk. 
Lily Allen says she is going to take legal action against the News of the World after the newspaper published a story claiming the singer 'encouraged' youngsters to take drugs. The Sunday rag quoted an interview Lily carried out with Dutch magazine Revu and alleged the singer had said drugs may not harm young people and the only way to find out was by trying them. 
A new waxwork of Britney Spears was unveiled this morning at Madame Tussauds in London. The flattering waxwork is based on her 2008 MTV VMAs appearance and depicts the singer clutching an award and with a pristine smile. 
The Killers have been confirmed as headliners at this year's Hove Festival in Norway. A statement issued on the Las Vegas band's website simply reads: "The Killers are pleased to announce a headline performance at Hove 09 in Norway. We look forward to seeing you there on Tuesday 23rd of June." 
Lil' Wayne and his team are being sued for $1.3million for cancelling the same show three times in four months. The shows were due to be held in Rochester, NY but the rapper allegedly pulled out of each show – the most recent being on January 21 of this year. 
Mike Skinner has hit back at Lily Allen after she labelled him “boring”. Allen said while on her North American promotional jaunt last week: “There’s a guy called Mike Skinner who records as The Streets and he did a record that basically talked about how awful it was to be rich and famous. I found that really boring.” 
Sir Mick Jagger believes that British music is enjoying one of the most fruitful times ever. Speaking about the Grammy Awards, where British acts scooped an impressive 16 gongs, the veteran Rolling Stones says UK acts are now in a golden age. 
Morrissey has admitted that the chances of him continuing his singing career past the age of 55 is “very slim.” The music legend, who turns 50 this year, was speaking to xfm's Ian Camfield when he touched upon the idea of retirement.