Guardian Music — Nineties pop group return to top of charts after a decade awaySteps are back to where they think they belong – on top of the charts, a decade after they split.Their greatest hits album, The Ultimate Collection, went straight to the peak of the Offi... more info

Guardian Music — For years the 80s star has remained resolutely uncool, but Bob Dylan doesn't seem to agreeChances are, if you're over 35, you were responsible for one of the 30m worldwide sales of Dire Straits' Brothers In Arms. It's the fifth best-selling album in ... more info

Guardian Music — Readers' favourite photographs, songs and recipesSnapshot: My mother's pilgrimage to RomeThis is a photograph of my mother, Mary McCarthy, on her way to Rome in 1950. Her love of travel had already led her from the rural farming community in Ireland ... more info

Perez Hilton — And it's got a touch of Abba! Have a listen to Susan Boyle's next big hit, You Have To Be There, originally composed by Abba's Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson for their musical Kristina! (above) Very pretty, dotcha think? more info

ContactMusic — Abba star Benny Andersson sought help for his alcoholism after hitting a low point and realising he would lose everything unless he gave up drinking The Mamma Mia hitmaker decided to turn his life around by enrolling in treatment after struggling wit... more info

Sky News — Mamma Mia! - the first ever blockbuster musical to be translated into Chinese - has opened in Beijing to sell out audiences. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Pop group Sugababes donned replicas of Abba's flamboyant stage costumes to perform a rendition of Dancing Queen in London's West End on Thursday night. more info

ContactMusic — Pop group Sugababes donned replicas of Abbas flamboyant stage costumes to perform a rendition of Dancing Queen in Londons West End on Thursday night 15Sep11 The Push the Button hitmakers appeared at the close of the Mamma Mia musical to sing the lege... more info

Guardian Music — Kurt Cobain loved Abba, wasn't from Seattle and didn't invent grunge. Everett True, the man who pushed the singer's wheelchair on stage for his last UK show, sets the record straightI was first flown out to Seattle at the start of 1989. I'd been aske... more info

Guardian Music — Can this supergroup featuring Mick Jagger and Joss Stone buck the trend and be more than the sum of its parts?From Cream to Monsters of Folk to the Abba All-stars (cruelly, they split after just one performance), the history of supergroups is littere... more info