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Adele doesn’t think she would have returned to music if she hadn’t become a mum.

CeeLo Green, the voice and acclaimed songwriter behind skyscraper hits ‘Forget You’ and ‘Crazy’, will receive an Outstanding Achievement Award at the 20th MOBO Awards in celebration of his stellar contribution to music of black origin.

Gwen Stefani is “just trying to have fun” following the breakdown of her marriage to Gavin Rossdale, admitting life “blew up in my face”.

The house that Johnny Mathis has owned for over fifty years was destroyed Monday evening in a fire.

Justin Bieber is no longer on formal probation after impressing officials with his behaviour following his 2014 arrest for vandalism.

Nick Jonas’ new album is inspired by “challenging moments” in his life.

The Moody Blues are returning to the U.S. this coming March.

On October 23, 2013, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Los Angeles Master Chorale performed Frank Zappa’s 200 Motels (The Suites) at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in L.A.

Hall & Oates will head back to Madison Square Garden in February for the first time since 1988.

Australia’s legendary singer songwriter Russell Morris has debuted at number one on Australia’s Blues and Jazz Chart and number one on the AIR Indie Charts with the third album in his blues trilogy ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’.

San Francisco’s The California Honeydrops will tour the USA with blues legend Bonnie Raitt in 2016.

Def Leppard are full on anthemic on their new single, Let’s Go.

British singer Sam Smith’s new track is the saddest song he has ever written.

The Stone Roses are set to return to the stage for three gigs.

Rolling Stone Keith Richards was so terrified of being robbed during drug deals that he went to the meetings armed with a gun.

Paul Weller relives his solo career in rare and unseen photographs by Lawrence Watson, and over 40 minutes of exclusive video footage.

Guy Garvey used to think alcohol helped him to write songs.

British movie classic Quadrophenia is to become a fully immersive cinematic and theatrical experience, plunging fans into the sights and sounds of 1964 and capturing the spirit of the era.

Rihanna is not happy with her new album and doesn’t believe it’s ready for release, according to her father.

Tom Jones has made some outrageous comments in recent weeks, first dissing fellow legend Engelbert Humperdinck and then making a homophobic comment about same sex relationships, now this:

On Saturday 31st October, some of the best known buildings in London’s Camden Town were illuminated by never-before-seen images of former resident Amy Winehouse.

The NME Awards Tour 2016 are to be headlined by Bloc Party.

Miley Cyrus’ friends are reportedly worried she’ll turn her new home into a zoo with all the animals she’s adopted.

The countdown to Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball has begun, as it was revealed this morning that Jason Derulo is the first act confirmed for night one on Saturday 5th December at London’s O2 Arena.

Singer Ed Sheeran is reportedly earning £63,000 ($136,000) a show during his X tour.

Justin Bieber assured fans he is still working to improve his behaviour following his troublemaking years in an interview published days after his concert walkout.

Priscilla Presley talks about the new album If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Paul Kelly and Neil Finn’s live ‘Goin’ Your Way’ album will finally come out in the USA two years after its Australian release.

Britney Spears rewarded several fans with handwritten notes with a personal invitation to see her show in Las Vegas.

A representative for Britain’s The Voice has played down the furore surrounding a quip Boy George made about sleeping with Prince, insisting he was joking.