Gigwise — Pair have sparked up friendship... more info

Pop Justice — » Justin Bieber’s 'character' has been defended by his new 'bestie' Max from The Wanted. (The Mirror) (http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2011/11/10/justin-bieber-baby-singer-tells-the-wanted-s-max-george-of-his-baby-hell-115875-23550585/) "Justi... more info

ContactMusic — British singer Robbie Williams has bagged a giant robot statue from Take Thats recent tour as he wants the 100-foot 30-metre structure erected in the grounds of his Los Angeles home The group was reunited with former member Williams - who quit the ba... more info

Guardian Music — The company that brought us Cliff and the Beatles, the Sex Pistols and Susan Boyle is disappearing. We should salute its contribution to our cultureIn the 1930s, after a merger with Columbia UK, EMI became the biggest record company in the world. By ... more info

ContactMusic — British pop stars Take That have raised 21600 13500 for a hospice in England by auctioning off a huge metal statue used during their recent tour The group was reunited with former member Robbie Williams - who quit Take That in 1995 - for their sell-.... more info

ContactMusic — Robbie Williams lost his virginity while wearing his school uniform The 37-year-old star - who is now married to actress Ayda Field - was first intimate with a girl while he was attending the St Margaret Ward Roman Catholic School in Tunstall Stok... more info

NME — Universal Music and Sony Music reportedly in talks to take on rights to back catalogue more info

Gigwise — Over his failed success in America... more info

Pop Justice — » Is there a sadder indictment of the state of the record industry than the fact that Professor Green's nan can't buy his current Number One single on CD? (The Sun) (http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/3903631/Professor-Greens-nan-c... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — After Oasis ended in a flurry of kung-fu kicks and punches, Noel Gallagher went away and quietly made a solo record, which could just be his finest collection of songs yet. In a revealing interview with Stuart Clark, he talks about new beginnings, ma... more info