ContactMusic — Actor Ray Winstone took a trip down memory lane while shooting new movie The Sweeney - one of his earliest screen roles was as an extra in the 1970s TV show which inspired the film Winstone and British rapperactor Plan B - real name Ben... more info

Guardian Music — Plan B, LondonSinging pop songs has turned into something of an arms race of late. Thanks in no small part to the bear pit of TV talent shows, female singers are now required to holler louder, longer and more fiercely than the next girl; their notes ... more info

ContactMusic — Plan B admires Justin Timberlake The iLL Manors rapper has respect for the elder singer because he has come from manufactured boy band Nsync to prove his talents as a solo artist and actor He told fasterlouder com au I see other artists... more info

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The Hip Hop Chronicle — Following his recent Number 1 with his third studio album ‘ill Manors’, Plan B has released this video to his new single, ‘Deepest Shame.’ After releasing two previous singles ‘ill Manors’ and ‘Lost My Way’, ‘Deepest Shame’ will b... more info

Guardian Music — Ray Winstone and Ben Drew star in new Orange cinema ad that spoofs their roles in upcoming film The SweeneyRay Winstone and rapper Ben "Plan B" Drew star in the next tongue-in-cheek Orange cinema campaign which sends up their upcoming movie The Sween... more info

Guardian Music — Ray Winstone and Ben Drew (aka Plan B), stars of the upcoming British film The Sweeney, appear in the latest Orange cinema advert more info

Perez Hilton — MmmHmm! This one looks tasty!! Plan B Entertainment released new stills of their upcoming flick Killing Them Softly and our appetites are moistened, to say the very least. The only thing we love more than a slick gangster flick is a yummy yummy (we w... more info

Guardian Music — 100 Club, LondonPlan B's third album, Ill Manors, went straight into the album chart at No 1 this week, despite being a spectacular musical contrast to the slick retro-soul stylings of its smash-hit predecessor, The Defamation of Strickland Banks. "W... more info