Yahoo! Music — Reuters - NEW YORK (Billboard) -AC/DC began a second week at No. 1 on the U.S. pop album chart Wednesday, while Pink, John Legend and Toby Keith were among the 11 new entries in the top 20. more info

Undercover, Australia — AC/DC has reinforced its “no downloads” policy by ordering the removal of their back-catalogue from Australian down service BigPond Music. more info

Arts, Briefly AC/DC Still No. 1New York Times - 3 hours agoBy BEN SISARIO AC/DC's new album, Black Ice (Columbia), had a 65 percent sales drop in its second week out, but still easily held on to the No.AC/DC: 'Black Ice' Breaks One Million Mark In US... more info

Yahoo! Music — E! Online - Change might be coming to the White House, but it's the veteran incumbent who won another big showdown. more info

E! Online — Change might be coming to the White House, but it's the veteran incumbent who won another big showdown. Despite a strong showing by Pink, and four other Top 10 bows, AC/DC's... more info

Rolling Stone — Like the Eagles last year, AC/DC have struck gold with their exclusive deal with Wal-Mart to sell their new album Black Ice. Guns N’ Roses hope to have the same success when Chinese Democracy debuts at Best Buy later this month. But is narrowing th... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Mazur/Getty The Big News: AC/DC kept their stronghold on the top spot as Black Ice sold another 270,000 copies to surge past the platinum mark. Pink’s Funhouse debuted at number two with 180,000 copies. After the High School Musical 3 soundt... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Gett Despite constant denials by other members, the Kinks’ Ray Davies said the band has now reunited and are writing songs together. “It is too early to judge the quality. It depends if there’s good music.” Former Motown president/CEO... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — AC/DC's "Black Ice" has topped The Billboard 200 chart for the second week in a row after selling 271,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan. more info

Kerrang! — With the return of rock monsters AC/DC and Metallica, killer new albums from the likes of Slipknot, Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium and DragonForce plus the emergence of hot new talent such as K! Awards winners Black Tide and Slaves To Gravity, 2008... more info