People.com — The "Work" singer has now spent more weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 than John, Paul, George and Ringo more info

NME — But the singer is still some way behind record holder Mariah Carey more info

BBC News - UK — The singer has overtaken The Beatles record for the total number of weeks spent at number one in the US. more info

Chorus.fm — Robbie Daw, writing for Idolator: Rihanna has now spent more weeks at #1 on the main singles chart than the Beatles. Rihanna’s 14 chart-topping songs have racked up 60 weeks at the upper-most spot on the Hot 100, though it took nine years and 11 mo... more info

Rolling Stone — Paul McCartney has extended his One on One Tour into the summer. The North American leg of the trek, which has seen the rock legend perform Beatles classics solo for the first time ever while also mining the deeper tracks in his own vast catalog, ... more info

Idolator — RiRi continues to slay the charts. more info

Rolling Stone — Paul McCartney's One on One Tour has been packed with surprises since its Fresno launch on April 13th, with the singer performing tracks like the Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" and "Love Me Do" for the first time as a solo artist. McCartney's Seattle... more info

NME — The pair teamed up for 'Helter Skelter' in Seattle on Sunday night (April 17) more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — METALLICA's co-manager Peter Mensch is one of a number of music industry players who have commented on the growing fight between record labels and YouTube, calling on the Google-owned video site to hand over more revenue to rights holders. "YouTube,... more info

Rolling Stone — Balancing old and new-school soul with Bruno Mars panache, this Danish singer's debut is a fine argument for pop optimism. His string-buoyed hit "7 Years" collapses Joni Mitchell's "The Circle Game" into the Beatles' "When I'm Sixty-Four" for a life-... more info