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The Mirror — Britney Spears has a new album on its way her talents are already in demand. more info

Idolator — Many think Snoop Dogg may be jacking the Old Spice Guy’s style by posting video responses to his Twitter followers (the famous ones, at least), but Snoop isn’t ripping-off anybody. “Been doin these vids long before the old spice guy jacked my s... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Yikes. Snoop Dogg's recent bid for cultural relevancy can now be summed up with the keyword search "True Blood, Twitter, Al Gore, Sookie Stackhouse." Google Trends must be going nuts right now. Anyway, here is "@AlGore," which is the worst title sinc... more info

Starpulse — Rapper Snoop Dogg was forced to change his verse on Katy Perry's "California Gurls" after The Beach Boys threatened to sue for referencing their original "California Girls" anthem. The ageing rock... more info

MTV.com News — 'No one is suing anyone,' Perry tweets.By Gil Kaufman Katy Perry's "California Gurls" Photo: Matthew Cullen Everybody just needs to calm down, OK? That was the message being sent on Thursday from both sides of the alleged "California Gurls"... more info

Guardian Music — Company owning song rights insists Brian Wilson and Mike Love are owed royalties after Perry's hit borrows line from originalThe Beach Boys' publisher has got in a tussle with pop star Katy Perry over her latest hit California Gurls, claiming that Br... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The publishing company that control the rights to the Beach Boys' 1966 hit "California Girls" isn't suing Katy Perry and rapper Snoop Dogg. The publishing comp... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The publishing company that control the rights to the Beach Boys’ 1966 hit “California Girls” isn’t suing Katy Perry and rapper Snoop Dogg over her recent, similarly minded chart-topper “California Gurls,” as has been reported in stories ... more info