Relatives of Michael Jackson have broken their silence over the musician’s death. A statement, conveyed by the singer’s father, Joseph Jackson, has been published by People magazine. Read more >>
Sir Paul McCartney made a surprise appearance alongside Neil Young at the Hard Rock Calling festival in London last night. The former Beatle joined the singer onstage for a rendition of the band’s hit ‘A Day In The Life’, which closed Young’s set. Read more >>
Dr Conrad Murray, who was with Michael Jackson when he suffered a suspected cardiac arrest, has been questioned for three hours by Los Angeles police. A police spokesperson said the doctor had given an “extensive interview” and provided details that “will aid the investigation”. Read more >>
Bruce Springsteen wowed fans in Somerset last night with a mammoth headlining set at the Glastonbury festival. The American musician - also known as The Boss - played for two-and-a-half hours on the Pyramid stage. Read more >>
Yeah Yeah Yeahs paid tribute to Michael Jackson as they performed at the Glastonbury festival today. Singer Karen O said before playing ‘Maps’: “Glastonbury 2009, we’re Yeah Yeah Yeahs. We’d like to dedicate this song to Michael Jackson.” Read more >>
Michael Jackson has dominated this week’s album and singles charts following his sudden death on Thursday. The singer’s greatest hits compilation ‘Number Ones’ is top of the album chart, while four others, including ‘Thriller’, are inside the top-20. Read more >>
Lady GaGa left fans upset after she withdrew from two concerts in Manchester over the weekend. The US singer was due to support Take That at Old Trafford Cricket Ground on Saturday and Sunday. Read more >>
Michael Jackson’s doctor did not inject the star with any drugs before his death last Thursday, his lawyer has said. US media reports had claimed Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson’s personal physician, had injected the singer with Demerol, a drug similar to morphine. Read more >>
Blur delivered an emotional headlining slot on the Pyramid Stage as they returned to the Glastonbury Festival tonight (June 28). The band, who have reformed for a series of summer shows, delivered a greatest hits set, which included such tracks as ‘Parklife’ and ‘Country House’. Read more >>
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Relatives of Michael Jackson have broken their silence over the musician’s death. A statement, conveyed by the singer’s father, Joseph Jackson, has been published by People magazine. 
Sir Paul McCartney made a surprise appearance alongside Neil Young at the Hard Rock Calling festival in London last night. The former Beatle joined the singer onstage for a rendition of the band’s hit ‘A Day In The Life’, which closed Young’s set. 
Dr Conrad Murray, who was with Michael Jackson when he suffered a suspected cardiac arrest, has been questioned for three hours by Los Angeles police. A police spokesperson said the doctor had given an “extensive interview” and provided details that “will aid the investigation”. 
Bruce Springsteen wowed fans in Somerset last night with a mammoth headlining set at the Glastonbury festival. The American musician - also known as The Boss - played for two-and-a-half hours on the Pyramid stage. 
Yeah Yeah Yeahs paid tribute to Michael Jackson as they performed at the Glastonbury festival today. Singer Karen O said before playing ‘Maps’: “Glastonbury 2009, we’re Yeah Yeah Yeahs. We’d like to dedicate this song to Michael Jackson.” 
Michael Jackson has dominated this week’s album and singles charts following his sudden death on Thursday. The singer’s greatest hits compilation ‘Number Ones’ is top of the album chart, while four others, including ‘Thriller’, are inside the top-20. 
Lady GaGa left fans upset after she withdrew from two concerts in Manchester over the weekend. The US singer was due to support Take That at Old Trafford Cricket Ground on Saturday and Sunday. 
Michael Jackson’s doctor did not inject the star with any drugs before his death last Thursday, his lawyer has said. US media reports had claimed Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson’s personal physician, had injected the singer with Demerol, a drug similar to morphine. 
Blur delivered an emotional headlining slot on the Pyramid Stage as they returned to the Glastonbury Festival tonight (June 28). The band, who have reformed for a series of summer shows, delivered a greatest hits set, which included such tracks as ‘Parklife’ and ‘Country House’.