Guardian Music — Yoko Ono on curating next year's Meltdown festival on the Southbank, and life – and its guilty pleasures – at 80This week it was announced that artist, musician and activist Yoko Ono will be curating the Southbank's 2013 Meltdown festival – as ... more info

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Consequence of Sound — Norah Jones, The Avett Brothers, and Paul Simon, too. more info

Guardian Music — He could have been a rugby player, but this boy From Nowhere has turned to folkie-endorsed electronic music instead. Think Paul Simon jamming with PrinceReading on mobile? Listen hereHometown: Liverpool.The lineup: Dan Croll (vocals), Fabian Prynn (d... more info

Guardian Music — Tokyo-born musician and activist 'deeply honoured' to organise 10-day Meltdown arts festival at Southbank centreYoko Ono has been named the next curator of the Meltdown festival at the Southbank centre in London. The musician, artist, author and acti... more info

ContactMusic — Fatboy Slim stole a music stand from Sir Paul McCartney's dustbin.The 'Right Here, Right Now' hitmaker - real name is Norman Cook - and his wife Zoe... more info

Guardian Music — Catch up with the last seven days in the world of musicThis week's most popular stories1. Paul McCartney: Yoko Ono did not break up the Beatles 2. Mercury prize 2012: who should win?3. Blue Lines: Massive Attack's blueprint for British pop 21 years o... more info

ContactMusic — Paul McCartney's Aston Martin DB5 is up for sale.The Beatles star's 1964 car is one of 93 classic automobiles up for auction today (31.10.12) in... more info

Time — A recent interview by veteran British journalist David Frost with Paul McCartney is causing a stir—or, rather, resolving one. For a November episode of Frost’s television program, Frost Over the World, which airs on Al Jazeera English and feature... more info

USA Today Music — Some Beatles fans still blame Yoko for the split, but Paul says that's not right. more info