The man with the second biggest mouth in America after Donald Trump, Kanye West has announced his bid for American presidency at the VMAs.

The MTV Video Music Awards are over for another year.

Two more of Van Morrison’s classic albums ‘Astral Weeks’ and ‘His Band And The Street Choir’ have been remastered and expanded for reissue in October.

‘Bugle Boys A Salute To The Andrews Sisters’ is the latest show by writer and director John Livings.

Horror movie legend Wes Craven, the creator of Nightmare On Elm Street series, has lost his battle with brain cancer at the age of 76.

The music of Tim Wheatley is a pleasant reminder that quality once stood for something in the music industry.

Adam Brand, Drew McAlister, Travis Collins, Matt Cornell and Mike Carr are Australia’s first fully-fledged country supergroup.

Comedy star Dawn French will bring her ’30 Million Minutes’ biography to the Australian stage in January.

The new production of The Sound of Music will start in Melbourne on May 13, 2016.

50 Cent wishes more than anything that pictures of his ill-feted baseball throw could be stripped from the internet.

Tom Elliott, the son of right-winged Liberal bulldog John Elliott, has made ridiculous comments about Triple J and the ABC on this conservative radio program for Melbourne station 3AW.

Alison Moyet's albums 'Hometime', 'Voice' and 'The Turn' are about to be reissued with bonus material.

Adele has reportedly been offered £750,000 per night to perform in Las Vegas.

Elton John will return to the venue he used to always play in Sydney before the Entertainment Centre was built … the Hordern Pavilion.

Leona Lewis is keen to record a classical album.

To celebrate the September 8th 2015 release of How Can it Be? A Rock & Roll Diary, Ronnie Wood will be appearing at Waterstones, Piccadilly, London on Friday 11th September at 18:30.

Universal Music will celebrate the work of one of the most accomplished singers in popular song with the release of the definitive Nat King Cole collection on October 9, 2015.

Victoria Beckham is reportedly planning to be a part of the Spice Girls reunion as much as she can.

Calvin Harris lands his first No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart this week as his latest track “How Deep is Your Love” featuring Disciples is up one place to take over the chart summit.

The sixth studio album for US heavy metal act Disturbed entitled “Immortalized” becomes the acts second No.1 chart-topper on the ARIA Albums chart this week.

Clint Black will return to the country scene on September 25 with his first album in ten years, On Purpose.

Motorhead should be riding high on the charts next week with their new album, Bad Magic, if their sales on Amazon are any indication, but their tour stop in Grand Rapids, MI was cut short when guitarist Lemmy had trouble breathing.

Season 21 of Dancing With the Stars is starting to look like a gathering of veteran music artists.

Ricky Martin has had enough with Donald Trump and his anti-Latino rhetoric.

Lily Allen has reportedly signed up to a dating app for famous people, despite being married.

'The Who: Live in Hyde Park', will arrive in cinemas around the world from October 7th for a limited time only.

Miley Cyrus enjoyed making Sir Paul McCartney feel uncomfortable by having her boobs out.

Carly Rae Jepsen isn't trying to compete with Taylor Swift.

Lady Gaga is returning to the 'art of darkness' thanks to her American Horror Story: Hotel role.

Chris Brown splashed out on a $1 million house for his mother when he was just 15.