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Robert Pattinson has been ‘writing a lot’ of songs recently.

Lady Gaga wants to dress up as the Pussycat Dolls with her friends this Halloween.

Ke$ha debunks claims that she sent Lady Gaga a nasty memo about wearing dead animals.

Ice-T thinks having a “nemesis” in hip hop “fuels good rap”.

Katy Perry has fallen for John Mayer “hook, line and sinker”.

Nicki Minaj views Lil Wayne as somewhat of a father figure.

In 1966, Bob Dylan managed to anger a good portion of his fan base by going electric for his new tour.

Gerald V. Casale of Devo is running a campaign to keep the story of Seamus, a dog presidential candidate Mitt Romney had during the 80’s, in the minds of the voters during this election yea

Geoff Tate has fired the latest salvo in the battle with his old band, Queensrÿche, by saying that he will take his own version of the band on the road under the same name.

Beyonce has debuted her new song ‘I Was Here’ before a live audience at the UN General Assembly Humanitarian Day in New York.

The official website of Scott McKenzie has been updated with the news of the passing of the singer/songwriter on Saturday.

The song’s creator Scott McKenzie has died in Los Angeles at the age of 73. ‘If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to wear a flower in your hair’ is one of the great hippy songs of its era and defined San Francisco in the 60s.

Just when you thought Ted Nugent was muzzled up pops another loony tune American. Hank Williams Jr has fired out at President Obama calling him “anti-American”.

The new Gregory Page album ‘Shine Shine Shine’ was written while he was in Australia in 2011.

Matchbox Twenty will head south to promote North in October with their first Australian tour in four years

Guy Sebastian scores his sixth No.1 single in Australia by debuting at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with his new track “Battle Scars”. He now sits in third position on the list of ‘Aussie’s with the Most No.1’s’ behind Delta Goodrem with eight and Kylie Minogue with ten.

The new Australian feature film “The Sapphires” debuted at No.2 on the box-office report last week (with $2.475 million behind Dark Knight Rises’ $2.9 million), and this week on the ARIA Albums Chart, the soundtrack jumps up to No.1 becoming the first film soundtrack to make it to No.1 this decade, and the first locally

Russian punk three-piece Pussy Riot have been convicted of hooliganism over an anti-Putin demonstration held in a Russian cathedral.

Paul McCartney joined Ronald Isley from the Isley Brothers for a performance of a song they both had a hit with last week, ‘Twist and Shout’.

Anthrax have become the first metal band to be played on planet Mars.

The DNA of John Lennon has been included in a new sculpture of the famous Beatle.

Californian doom metallers High On Fire book a late September tour of Australia.

Revered LA producer Flying Lotus release a video for ‘See Thru To U’ featuring Erykah Badu.

The second announcement for Soundwave 2013 has Slayer, Cypress Hill, Bullet For My Valentine, Bring Me The Horizon and more.

Wes Carr has a new project he calls Buffalo.

Six60 have just completed their first European tour, where they sold out three London shows.

Lisa Marie Presley releases ‘Storm & Grace’, her first new record in 7 years, on October 15th through Universal Records.

Lady Gaga is apparently treating her dog like ‘her baby’.

The global campaign that aims to make social media history by attempting to reach one billion people on 19 August to celebrate World Humanitarian Day has passed its first milestone – the 100-million mark.