Sky News — Happy Birthday To You looks set to join tunes by Madonna, Metallica and James Blunt on a list of songs to be stripped from YouTube in a copyright dispute. more info

XLR8R — UK breakbeat dons, Plump DJs, celebrate bassbin-quaking from Fake Blood and Burial. Who was the best artist of 2008? Fake Blood. A string of excellent remixes and now top tune “Mars” has put this artist at the top of our tree… Is it... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Rock AlmanacSpinner.com: On This Date in 1984: 'Like a Virgin,' by Madonna, assumes the No. 1 position on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles chart. The Almanac Advises for December 22: "The 'born-again virgin' movement has taken hold in some ... more info

TMZ — Filed under: Madonna Guy Ritchie sure knows where to find the money -- his latest conquest is multimillion heiress and Hugh Grant ex Jemima Khan.Guy and Jemima were just spotted again at the home of PR guru Matthew Freud this weekend after setting ... more info

New York Times — Unable to reach a licensing agreement with YouTube, Warner Music has demanded that videos of performers like Madonna, Metallica and Kid Rock be removed from the Web site. more info

The Daily Mail — For better or worse, they are the images of 2008 you just can't shake: Helen Mirren looking fabulous at 63 in that bikini on a beach in Puglia, and Madonna off the (style) rails in that Louis Vuitton feather dress. more info

The Independent — Music videos from Madonna, rapper TI and rock giants Red Hot Chili Peppers and Led Zeppelin are among those that have started to disappear from YouTube after a row between the website's owner, Google, and the record label Warner Music. more info

The Independent — Music videos from Madonna, rapper TI and rock giants Red Hot Chili Peppers and Led Zeppelin are among those that have started to disappear from YouTube after a row between the website’s owner, Google, and the record label Warner Music. more info

The Independent — Music videos from Madonna, rapper TI and rock giants Red Hot Chili Peppers and Led Zeppelin are among those that have started to disappear from YouTube after a row between the website’s owner, Google, and the record label Warner Music. more info

PopSugar UK — We looked back on some of the biggest headlines of 2008. Kate Winslet was nominated for two Screen Actors Guild awards! Lily Allen's cover of Britney Spears' "Womanizer" got her into trouble. Madonna and Guy Ritchie backtracked on the announcement ... more info