Katy Perry has taken to Twitter to speak out about Sydney paparazzo Jamie Fawcett who harassed the singer on a Sydney beach on Saturday, referring to his "tiny penis" in a post.

More Bluesfest sideshows have been announced with Jurassic 5, John Mayall. Keb’ Mo’, Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin, Rebelution and Serena Ryder the most recent additions.

Drake has announced a series of Australian sideshows when he arrives in Australia in February for his first tour ever as part of the Future Music festival.

Bob Seger opened his Ride Out tour on Wednesday night at the Dow Event Center in Saginaw, MI with a mix of some of his greatest hits and music from the new album.

In August of 2013, Linda Ronstadt revealed to the world that she was suffering from Parkinson's Disease, a debilitating illness that robs its victims of muscle movement and control.

When Mike Nichols died on Wednesday, the world lost a man who was an incomparable comedian (with Elaine May), filmmaker (The Graduate, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Silkwood) and Broadway director (The Odd Couple, Barefoot in the Park, Spamalot).

Billy Idol is coming close to the end of his U.K. and European tour supporting his new album Kings and Queens of the Underground and, after a few U.S. radio station holiday concerts, will start the regular U.S. leg of his tour starting on January 15.

This is Darius Rucker's first UK tour since his country career took off spectacularly in the United States - and the audience in London appears to be a mix of people who were fans of Hootie & the Blowfish (for whom he was lead singer) and those that have fallen for his award winning country-pop.

The Rolling Stones finished their 14 On Fire tour with the final show in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday night.

Greens Senator Scott Ludlam is suggesting Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is behind the Abbott government plans to kneecap the ABC.

Charli XCX has been added as a presenter to the ARIA Awards, to be held in Sydney this Wednesday.

Denis Handlin AM, Chairman & CEO, Australia & New Zealand and President, Asia, will receive the ARIA Industry Icon award at this ARIA’s on Wednesday.

One Direction debut at No.1 with their fourth album entitled “Four”, which also enters on Gold (●) sales, plus its becomes their fourth consecutive No.1 album in Australia, a first for an overseas act.

Billy Joel will set a new record for most performances at Madison Square Garden this summer.

Taylor Swift climbs a place to No.1 with “Blank Space”, becoming her third chart-topping single in Australia and her second for this year after “Shake it off” spent three weeks at the top of the ARIA Singles chart back in September.

The legendary Chuck Leavell has spent over 40 years with some of the biggest names on the planet including the Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton, George Harrison and for the past 32 years as musical director of The Rolling Stones.

Lindsey Stirling joined classical music legend Andrea Bocelli on his UK tour dates playing London's O2 Arena this week.

Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall hosted a reception at Clarence House on Thursday 20 November to celebrate PRS for Music's centenary.

Bastille's first taste of 'VS.' comes in the form of new single 'Torn Apart', a collaboration with London producer Grades.

The Script have debuted the video for their new song No Good In Goodbye.

Queen Latifah will be hosting the annual Nobel Peace Prize concert on December 11 in Oslo, Norway. ​ ​

The Flaming Lips dip back into the Beatles' well again, or at least of member John Lennon, with a new cover of the classic Happy Christmas (War is Over).

Cher has been forced to cancel the balance of her Dressed to Kill Tour, including dates through February, to recover from an infection.

Wilko Johnson was on the BBC Radio 2 Chris Evans Breakfast Show Friday morning and discussed his incredible recovery from terminal pancreatic cancer.

The Rolling Stones have won the Top Boxscore Award at the 11th annual Billboard Touring Awards.

The Queen Latifah Show, the singer's syndicated talk program, has been cancelled by it's production company.

The Rolling Stones will play their final show of 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday and voting is now open for the show.

Albums by Coldplay and Guy Sebastian lead the week's new music releases.

The Save The Palace protest turned ugly in Melbourne on Thursday when protesters were attacked while demonstrating the unauthorised destruction of Melbourne venue The Palace in Bourke Street.

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