ContactMusic — Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle was left stunned after unwrapping a $32,000 (20,000) necklace from Simon Cowell at her 50th birthday bash on Friday night (01Apr11). The unlikely superstar shot to fame on Cowell's Britain's... more info

Scotsman.com — SUSAN Boyle celebrated her 50th birthday with messages from some of her famous friends, but no chocolate. more info

ContactMusic — Susan Boyle will celebrate turning 50-years-old with a party at her home in West Lothian, Scotland, tonight (1st April 2011). The singing sensation, who became a global superstar in 2009, has been receiving a host of... more info

ContactMusic — Susan Boyle, who turns 50-years-old today (1st April 2011) has been dubbed "an amazing lady" by the music mogul Simon Cowell. Susan Boyle, the Scottish singer who was catapulted to global stardom in 2009, is celebrating her... more info

ContactMusic — Willie Nelson has followed Susan Boyle's lead and re-recorded the Rolling Stones' Wild Horses to raise cash for a wildlife charity. The grizzled country star and members of his family have revamped the tune for an iTunes release.... more info

The Telegraph — The online musical hits from Susan Boyle to Lily Allen. more info

ContactMusic — Stars including Sir Paul Mccartney, Justin Bieber, Adele, George Michael and Susan Boyle came together for Britain's Comic Relief fundraiser on Friday night (18Mar11) - and helped raise a massive $118 million (74 million). Celebrities rallied to t... more info

ContactMusic — Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle is giving up candy for 40 days to raise money for charity. The I Dreamed A Dream hitmaker is taking part in the Christian tradition of Lent, which sees followers cut out a favourite food or activity in the ru... more info

Scotsman.com — GLOBAL pop star Susan Boyle is gearing up to launch a new campaign on behalf of Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF). more info

Guardian Music — O2, DublinWell, there's no doubt that the machine works. The X Factor tour, robbed even of the dubious shocks and spontaneities of the televised competition, is as sleek and slick as an otter's pocket. And someone's doing something right to bring thi... more info