Pink’s proud of hubby, Grizzly Bear start a dating agency, Raekwon puts his luxury sedan at risk, Lamb Of God fret on their Korean tour, and heaps more.

The rumours are true. The East Brunswick Club will be closing its doors for the final time in March.

Adelaide’s hip-hop kings Hilltop Hoods drop three videos for ‘I Love It’, from their forthcoming album Drinking From The Sun.

Emo posterboy Chris Carrabba and his band Dashboard Confessional book sideshows outside Soundwave.

Molly’s family and friends had more good news about Ian Molly Meldrum today with Noise11.com being told, “he is still critical but everyone is cautiously optimistic”.

Byron Bay’s Bluesfest has been beefed up a little more with the addition of ten more bands to their already huge lineup.

Ralph McDonald, who had the track Calypso Breakdown on Saturday Night Fever, has died at 67.

Kiwi funk dub sensation The Black Seeds give away an eight-track downloadable EP for Christmas.

If you are a Peter Gabriel fan and have some old memorabilia hanging around, then read more.

We won’t be hearing any new news about Ian Molly Meldrum today and that's good news.

After breaking up earlier this year, R.E.M. have delivered their final ever fanclub singles.

Benji Madden from Good Charlotte reveals he’s working on UK grime breakout artist Dizzee Rascal’s new album.

Michael Bublé’s Christmas album holds off Reece Mastin’s debut on this week’s ARIA Chart wrap.

Google has added a new, fun ‘Easter Egg’ for Christmas. Type Let It Snow into your Google search engine and watch what happens.

The Kinks former frontman Ray Davies joined students at Coniston Institute in Cumbria in the North of England on Friday.

Every day we wake up and hear that Molly Meldrum is still with us is a good day.

The Gotye featuring Kimbra ARIA award winning song ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ will be released in the UK in February. The question is why?

Darren Hayes is asking his fans input to come up with a video for the album track 'Siren's Call' - the stunning final track on his brilliant new album 'Secret Codes and Battleships' (out now).

R&B great Etta James is said to be terminally ill with the leukemia that she has been fighting for some time.

It’s official. The Beach Boys will reform with Brian Wilson for their 50th anniversary in 2012.

Ian Molly Meldrum got through last night with no deterioration in his condition, his manager Mark Klemens has announced.

Britney Spears will marry her former agent Jason Trawick.

David Campbell has scored a gig on the small screen. The singer and former Adelaide Cabaret Festival director has been announced as the host of Channel 9’s new morning show set to replace Mornings With Kerri-Anne.

Madonna has downed tools on her next album and first album in five years. The yet-to-be titled album is the first of three albums Madonna will release on Interscope Records, via Universal after leaving Warner Music.

EMI have created a Christmas ad showing off their Australian roster, hosted by Wagons and starring Ricki-Lee, 360, Oh Mercy and Papa vs. Pretty, who have their first taste of egg-nog.

Doctors at The Alfred Hospital will keep Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum in an induced coma until next week so that bruising to his brain can stabilize.

Gil Scott-Heron’s autobiography will see a release this January, eight months after he passed away.

Brooklyn electro-punk duo Sleigh Bells reveal their first sounds from their forthcoming album in the form of 'Born To Lose'.

MC Hammer hangs with Kurt Russell, the Lady Gaga gibberish continues, Catpower yells about new tunes, Tommy Lee doesn’t understand pills, and heaps more.

Molly Meldrum’s brother Brian has told the media that ‘he’s not out of the woods”.