Gigwise — Mark Ronson says he didn't have same chemistry with Beth Ditto and co more info

ContactMusic — Sir Paul Mccartney saved Mark Ronsons life when the music producer was a child by pulling him from the sea when he was drowning Ronson was told by his mother Ann that the Beatles legend had waded into the waves off Long Island New York and plucked hi... more info

Gigwise — He says childhood stays were 'pretty wild' more info

Gigwise — Star says childhood parties with 'overgrown kid' were 'pretty cool' more info

ContactMusic — Mark Ronson says his sleepovers with Michael Jackson were pretty wild The music producer used to be friends with the late singer - who dies in June 2009 aged 50 - when he was younger and would often stay over in the same apartment as the Thrille... more info

Guardian Music — Scissor SistersOnly The Horses (Polydor) After the 81% amazing Azealia Banks-assisted Shady Love failed to set the world alight, Scissor Sisters have continued taking risks by roping in melody-phobic radio kryptonite Calvin Harris. Thankfully, they'v... more info

ContactMusic — Beth Ditto suffered with depression after her father died The Gossip front-woman - who lost her dad Homer to rheumatoid arthritis in May 2011 - enjoyed working with Mark Ronson on an album but could not focus on it properly after her loss and it wa..... more info

Totally Fuzzy — A lot has changed since Neal Sugarman last made a record with The Sugarman 3. Their last record, 2002’s Pure Cane Sugar, was only the second record that Daptone Records had released. Over the past decade. The Brooklyn-based label that Sugarman cof... more info

Soul Sides — It may not be obvious but I’m a big Rufus Wainwright fan. Mostly. I add that qualifier only because after obsessively listening to his first three albums in the early ’00s, I more or less lost tabs on him for the remainder of the decade, inclu... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Rufus Wainwright has teamed with Mark Ronson to release "Out of the Game," Wainwright's seventh studio album -- and one of his best ever, says Times pop music critic Randall Roberts more info