Guardian Music — Here are the 10 contenders for one of British pop's 50 most covetable awards. But who is your favourite?Once again, it's time for the Guardian first album award, our prize for the best British debut of last year. The 10 contenders from 2011 take in d... more info

ContactMusic — Blondie star Deborah Harry stunned a star-studded crowd at the Museum of Contemporary Art Gala in Los Angeles on Sunday 13Nov11 by carving herself up The Call Me singer took a cleaver to a life-size red velvet cake corpse of herself at the event joki... more info

Guardian Music — From the groundlings to the gods, your songs about the stage took in all aspects of treading the boards"The man that hath no music in himself/ Nor is not mov'd with concord of sweet sounds/ Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils." The Merchant o... more info

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ContactMusic — Debbie Harry thinks the music industry is already ruined The Blondie singer feels the ease of access to tracks which the internet provides and the rise in downloading - which has led to a drop in album sales and a downturn in profits made by the m... more info

The Newsroom — Punk rock icon Debbie Harry is crowned 'Ultimate Icon' at the Cosmopolitan Women of the Year Awards. more info

Starpulse — Punk icon Debbie Harry has been hailed the Ultimate Icon at Cosmopolitan's Ultimate Women of the Year Awards in London. The Blondie frontwoman was honored for her contributions to the music indust... more info

ContactMusic — Punk icon Debbie Harry has been hailed the Ultimate Icon at Cosmopolitans Ultimate Women of the Year Awards in London The Blondie frontwoman was honoured for her contributions to the music industry during a ceremony on Thursday 03Nov11 Kylie Minogue ... more info

Guardian Music — Don't let this silken classic be remembered as an Atomic Kitten song. Celebrate John Holt insteadThe Tide Is High is fated to be remembered as a cover version. It's been a No 1 twice in the UK – for Blondie in 1980 and Atomic Kitten in 2002 – and... more info