Taylor Swift's boyfriend Conor Kennedy took her to a wedding he never RSVP'd to and his relatives found it difficult to ask her to leave.

Sharon Osbourne is a regular visitor to the home her son jack shares with fiancee Lisa Stelly and their baby daughter Pearl, and usually brings with her groceries and 'chef prepared meals'.

The rapper tackled a burglar in his home who could now spend 38 years behind bars.

Rufus Wainwright has got married.

Usher has won primary custody of his sons in a long and bitter legal battle with his ex-wife.

Madness singer Suggs only discovered his father had died when he looked up his own page on Wikipedia.

Florence Welch has revealed her set 'obsession'.

Madonna is kidding, right? One month after cancelling her Australian tour, Madonna has put what sounds like a completely insincere apology to her Australian fans on her website.

Sir Paul McCartney has helped to free an elephant kept chained in the dark for seven years.

David Byrne and St. Vincent (Annie Clark) will release their album, Love This Giant, on September 11.

Nicole Scherzinger says her boyfriend has a 'lovely' singing voice.

Lady Gaga has hit out at celebrities who are 'bullies'.

John Fogerty's new album of collaborations on some of his most famous songs with artists ranging from Jennifer Hudson to the Foo Fighters appears to be postponed from its original October 9 release to "early 2013."

Randy Travis' life appears to be spinning out of control. The country singer has been arrested twice this year for public intoxication and and was arrested again on Thursday following an argument at a church in Plano, TX.

Brian Johnson, lead singer for AC/DC, will host his own radio program on BBC Radio 2.

Is Linkin Park coming all the way down south just to play one show in New Zealand in February or is there an Australian tour about to be announced?

NBC today credited rock legend Neil Young with two things he had never done ... dead and walked on the moon.

Shihad’s Tom Larkin has produced the debut album for Sydney band Strangers.

Evermore have titled their long awaited forth studio album ‘Follow The Sun’ and will release the album through a new label, Universal Music.

Duran Duran have had to cancel their Atlantic City show because keyboard player Nick Rhodes is ill.

The Soundtrack to the film “The Sapphires” stays at No.1 for a second week, whilst it was also again at No.2 for a second week on the Australian Box Office report, only dropping 17% from the previous weeks box office receipts (most second week films drop dramatically, so 17% is a good thing).

Guy Sebastian stays at No.1 for a second week with his sixth chart-topping single “Battle Scars”, picking up a Gold sales certification and it becomes his third consecutive two-week-running No.1 track, as “Like it Like That” (Sept 2009) and “Who’s That Girl” (Dec 2011) both spent two weeks at the top.

Neil Young made it official on Friday, announcing that the new 2-CD set with Crazy Horse, Psychedelic Pill, would be released in October.

The Count from Sesame Street is dead. Jerry Nelson, the voice of Count Von Count has died at his Cape Cod home at the age of 78.

Samsung has been ordered to pay Apple $1 billion after a landmark trial has found that Samsung infringed on Apple’s copyright in making smartphone.

Rolling Stones fans should finally hear news of what this 50th anniversary will be all about soon.

We will soon hear some previously unreleased Janis Martin music.

Ball Park Music will release their second album ‘Museum’ exactly 13 months after the release of their debut ‘Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs’.

Grammy award winning singer songwriter Melissa Manchester will tour Australia from late October.

“Most rock bands start as a riot but end up as a parody. We started up as a parody but ended up as a revolution”, says bassist Thomas Seltzer A.K.A. Happy-Tom from Norwegian band, Turbonegro.