King Of Leon's 'Only By The Night' has returned to the top of the UK album charts following the band's success at the recent BRIT Awards. The American four-piece, who took home two prizes, including Best International Group, also saw their single 'Use Somebody' climb to number three on the singles chart. Read more >>

Michael Jackson is in talks to stage a 30-night run at the O2 Arena in London, according to reports. The concerts, which could earn the singer as much as £45million, are expected to begin in July. Read more >>

Slumdog Millionaire has dominated this year's Academy Awards with eight wins, including two Oscars for composer AR Rahman. The Indian composer won Best Score and Best Song for 'Jai Ho', which featured a collaboration with M.I.A.. Read more >>

Take That singer Gary Barlow has injured his back ahead of a charity mountain climb. The singer, who is preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief, is receiving treatment for back spasms. Read more >>

Elbow have begun recording their new album on the remote Scottish Island of Mull. Singer Guy Garvey said the group had laid the foundations for some new material during sessions in a converted church. Read more >>

Robbie Williams has become a regular visitor to a casino in Swindon, according to reports. The singer, who recently moved back to the UK from Los Angeles, is apparently often found in the Premier Club with friend Jonathan Wilkes. Read more >>

US R&B star Chris Brown telephoned his girlfriend Rihanna on her birthday in order to apologise for his alleged attack on the singer, it's been reported. Brown is believed to have tried to make contact with the singer last Friday (February 20th), and has apparently sent her gifts including an iPod Touch. Read more >>

The Killers have filed a countersuit against their former manager, Braden Merrick, for alleged breach of contract and unjust enrichment. In the lawsuit, filed in a Las Vegas court, the band claim Merrick's alleged incompetence caused them to lose out on revenue. Read more >>

The Cure's Robert Smith says he 'disagreed violently' with Radiohead giving 'In Rainbows' away as a pay what you want download back in October 2007. The 49-year-old expressed his strong feelings in an interview with The Times and hailed Radiohead's landmark experiment as an “idiot plan.” Read more >>

Alice In Chains, Machine Head and Avenged Sevenfold are amongst the spate of new acts confirmed for the Sonisphere Festival in Knebworth. Also joining the line-up at the inaugural two-day rock festival will be Thin Lizzy and The Sword, the latter were personally hand-picked by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. Read more >>