Totally Fuzzy — Capt. Willard said... HARRY NILSSON "You're Breaking My Heart" (1972) Two very rare censored versions of Harry's most notorious song, from a Mexican 45 and an Australian import best of. Plus the F.U. original, in all its glory. Hear them all and get ... more info

Guardian Music — PICK OF THE WEEKSophie Ellis-BextorBittersweet (Fascination) Sophie Ellis-Bextor should seem rather old-fashioned in these days of Ke$ha sicking up her lunch in Paris Hilton's wardrobe and Gaga strapping 20 B&H on her face, but while faces come and g... more info

The Mirror — Mika was staying in the same hotel as Rihanna but was too shattered to go to the gig after an all-night bender. more info

ContactMusic — A Paris concert which was set to feature MIKA and CHARLOTTE GAINSBOURG has reportedly been axed by France's First Lady CARLA BRUNI.Organisers were said to have secured... more info

ContactMusic — Lori Burgess, who has been the publisher of the celebrity weekly OK! since October 2008, has been named the new publisher of The Hollywood Reporter. Although she previously... more info

Pop Justice — Yesterday's post about the UK's not-very-good Eurovision entry put us on a bit of a downer. Fortunately there is good news. Firstly the version of 'That Sounds Good To Me' we featured yesterday is the version that's been played on radio and is not ... more info

ContactMusic — Pop star MIKA refused to let the volcanic ash storm which has brought much of Europe to a standstill wreck his concert plans in Spain on Sunday (18Apr10) - he hired a fleet... more info

The Mirror — The ongoing travel crisis caused by the Iceland volcano has brought havoc to the showbiz world. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Pop star Mika has found a solution to impractical, bulky stage sets - he's created an inflatable version to take on tour. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Pop star Mika has postponed a concert in Portugal after a volcanic eruption in Iceland grounded flights in Europe and train services were disrupted by strikes. more info