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Michael Jackson’s beloved pet chimpanzee is surviving on public donations.

Lloyd Cole will release his new album ‘Standards’ on 24th June ’13 on Tapete Records.

Lady Gaga is taking a break from her music career and ‘won’t be back in action until September’.

A court action that began three years ago has finally become public due to a filing by a reporter for The Canadian Press.

The first weekend of the Coachella Festival from Indio, CA will be streamed live via YouTube and among the numerous modern artists are sets from a few veterans.

Bernie Leadon is the ex-Eagles member that is coming back for their upcoming tour.

Daft Punk’s eagerly awaited album, Random Access Memories, will be out on May 21 via Columbia Records.

Italian singer Emilio Pericoli, the original singer of ‘Quando Quando Quando’, has died at the age of 85.

On Wednesday Kate Bush was at Windsor Castle to receive the CBE from Queen Elizabeth II.

Annie Lennox has followed up on her blog from yesterday in which she articulately described Britain under the iron rule of Margaret Thatcher.

Black Sabbath will debut the song End of the Beginning from their upcoming album 13 on the season finale of CBS’ CSI. The episode will air on May 15 at 10 PM ET.

Annie Lennox has spoken out about the death of Margaret Thatcher talking about how the “Iron Lady” polarized a nation with her brutal polices at a pen stroke.

Jennifer Lopez has reportedly “bonded” with Marc Anthony’s new girlfriend.

Julio Iglesias believes Justin Bieber is filled with ‘magic’.

Demi Lovato’s live singing in her new music promo proves she is the “real deal”.

Taylor Swift was reportedly drawn to her new boyfriend’s “prowess as a surfer”.

Kid Rock will be on the road this summer with his Rebel Soul Tour, a unique tour in that the singer is offering tickets in all sections of each show for $20 along with reduced parking, refreshments and merchandise. He’s also putting checks in place to ensure that tickets go to fans and not to

The 1939 Judy Garland song ‘Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead’ has made it to the top of the UK iTunes chart following the death of Margaret Thatcher.

The Country Music Hall of Fame announced their selections for the 2013 inductees on Wednesday morning, naming Kenny Rogers, Bobby Bare and “Cowboy” Jack Clement.

John Lydon has called The Project presenter Carrie Bickmore the sexist, not him, after his unpleasant appearance on The Project across Australia on Tuesday night.

The 1992 self-titled Blind Melon album has been given a make-up for its 20th anniversary.

The late Pete Ham, who found success with Badfinger, will be honoured in his hometown of Swansea, Wales with one of Britain’s Blue Plaques.

John Lydon was up to his usual rotten behaviour during his interview on The Project on Tuesday night.

It’s hard to believe that it has been thirty years since Cyndi Lauper released her debut album, She’s So Unusual. The iconic Girls Just Want to Have Fun (and the just as iconic Captain Lou Albano video), Time After Time, She Bop, All Through the Night and the rest of the album sound as fresh

Harry Styles loves “very British things like scones” too much to ever move to America.

Joan Baez is going to be one very busy woman this summer. On Monday, Baez announced a summer tour of the U.S., including a special acoustic date with Jackson Browne and Emmylou Harris, and a late trek down under for the first time in 25 years.

Austin’s American Statesman has published an interview with Jon Bon Jovi where he addresses the situation with guitarist Richie Sambora.

Avril Lavigne reveals she is obsessed with Sanrio’s Hello Kitty products.

Noel Gallagher once claimed that, in the early days of Oasis, he didn’t use an effect pedal and instead simply turned up his amp as loud as it would go. Now, twenty-two years into his music career, it may be a decision he is coming to regret.