Spinner.com — Filed under: UKFlorence Welch, Lady Gaga, La Roux and Little Boots were the "new" headline figures in music in 2009. These feisty females certainly kicked up a storm in terms of sales figures, gossip column inches and controversy, but the story behin... more info

411 Mania — "We certainly have not accepted or refused anything"... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Mockford/FilmMagic Just a week after losing the competition for the U.K.’s Christmas Number One single to Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name,” The X Factor winner Joe McElderry exacted a small measure of revenge against th... more info

411 Mania — Tom Morello says Sony had nothing to do with "Killing In The Name" revival... more info

NME — Campaigner Jon Morter claims to have neither accepted nor refused reported offer of a job at SyCo. more info

Pop Justice — The Rage Against The Machine campaign was a staggering piece of work but as piss-poor attempts to do it again... more info

Undercover, Australia — Joe McElderry is a happy boy today. He has finally beaten Rage Against The Machine on the UK chart. more info

NME — ‘X Factor’ winner finally tops the UK singles chart more info

BBC News - UK — X Factor winner Joe McElderry replaces Rage Against The Machine at the top of the singles chart with his song The Climb. more info

Undercover, Australia — Joe McElderry will get his number one song in England afterall. On midweek sales figures from the UK, Rage Against The Machine`s impact from last week has fizzled fast. more info