‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’ is now an ad jingle for microwaveable snack treat Hot Pockets, replete with a new video.

The Pink Australian tour has expanded by another two shows today with both Sydney and Melbourne adding their 6th Pink shows for the ‘The Truth About Love’ tour.

Brisbane’s Sprung Hip Hop Festival, featuring Hilltop Hoods, Seth Sentrey, Illy, Pez and TZU is on November 10 at the RNA Showgrounds.

Yolanda Be Cool hold a press conference to announce recall of their smash hit ‘We No Speak Americano’.

‘The Legends of Laurel Canyon’, Tina Malave’s fascinating documentary of the music and residents of Laurel Canyon, is now streaming online.

Skatepunk icons Suicidal Tendencies join pop-punkers Unwritten Law and Finnish jackasses The Dudesons to tour Australia.

Bob Evans (AKA Kevin Mitchell of Jebediah) returns with a new single, an EP, and an intimate tour.

B.B. Cunningham, Jr. of the 60's group the Hombres and Jerry Lee Lewis' band, was killed on early Sunday in a shootout while working as a security guard.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse are playing their first shows before the release of the ‘Psychedelic Pill’ album and performed as part of Austin City Limits on the weekend.

Over the course of his stellar career, Chris Isaak has been captivating audiences with his engaging live shows encompassing a rare blend of vocal prowess, charisma and musical diversity.

The Songwriters Hall of Fame have announced their nominees for induction in 2013 and it truly is an amazing group of writers and performers.

It's All-Star year for reality shows with Dancing With the Stars currently in the middle of their's and the announcement that Donald Trump will be bringing back previous contestants when The Celebrity Apprentice debuts in the winter.

Michael Bolton may be about to take his career to the next level as he is in talks with ABC to star in the pilot for Michael Bolton’s Daughter Is Destroying My Life, a new comedy series.

On December 3rd , the ultimate version of the first ever British Punk album Damned, Damned, Damned is released.

Kelly Clarkson and her boyfriend Brandon Blackstock are 'so comfortable' together.

Sharon Osbourne has confirmed that Black Sabbath are in the studio working on a new album with Rick Rubin.

Nelly has revealed that he was unaware his tour bus was loaded with narcotics.

Sean Penn 'clutched his chest' while watching his ex-wife Madonna's racy concert.

Mumford & Sons have had about $10,000 in gear stolen after thieves made off with equipment from backstage at their first Australian gig in Perth.

Pop supergroup McFly return to the musical spotlight with brand new single 'Love Is Easy', followed by the release of their Greatest Hits album 'Memory Lane' on November 26th via Island Records.

Justin Bieber squirms at the thought of his mother dating.

The man who encroached onto Miley Cyrus' property last month has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.

Former Killing Heidi singer Ella Hooper has won a radio award.

Barbra Streisand opened one of her rare tours on Thursday night at the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY with a nearly three-hour show, even though she was showing the effects of a cold on her voice. Guesting were Il Volo Chris Botti, her son Jason Gould and the Brooklyn Youth Choir.

American/Greek composer and performer Yanni will bring his world tour through Australia and New Zealand in January.

Australia's commercial radio industry gathered in Sydney last night for the ACRA's (Australian Commercial Radio Awards).

P!nk spends her fourth straight week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with “The Truth About Love”. Her total of weeks at No.1 now up to 28 accumulated weeks, placing her at outright 11th on the list of ‘Most Accumulated Weeks at No.1: Albums (1965-2012)’, her next target now is the 30 weeks that Elton John (7) and Michael Jackson (6) have racked up with their respective No.1 album amounts (in brackets).

PSY is spending a third week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with his smash song “Gangnam Style”, and with him in the country this coming week (starting with an X-Factor appearance on Monday night), he will most likely be at the top again next week.

INXS founder Tim Farriss recalls the very start of the band’s fame when once on tour with Queen, Freddie Mercury and Michael Hutchence had a impromptu performance in a hotel room.

Spencer P. Jones of the infamous The Johnnys and Beasts of Bourbon has a new group of vagabonds that he likes to call Spencer P Jones and the Nothing Butts.