Guardian Music — Singer gives satirist permission to release Born This Way spoof, despite his claim that she initially rejected the trackWeird Al Yankovic has permission to make fun of Lady Gaga. In spite of repeated refusals by her management, the singer has given h... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Taken from an interview from rollingstone.com with Ray Davies, click here to read the full interview.What new band are you most excited about?Well, I like Beady Eye — Liam Gallagher's new band. He knows how to make records that sound exciting. more info

Guardian Music — Rising fuel prices have put the kibosh on this year's Worthy Farm wayfaring for some, but a few crazy kids just can't stay awayWhat we learned about Glastonbury this weekMorrissey, U2 and Paul Simon are among the hot young things to play this year's ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Acoustic, Surf, Singer Songwriter - David Collins - 'Above The Clouds' (Expat Records) David Collins is a singer/songwriter, instrumentalist and producer who has released his first album to critical acclaim. "Above the Clouds" is a beach chil... more info

Guardian Music — The Kinks man tells interviewer he will reform the band if his brother wants to. Over to you, DaveAre the Kinks ready to reform? Two weeks after Dave Davies declared that a reunion of the band "would be down to Ray", Ray has announced that he is read... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Sixties pop icons The Kinks are closer to a full reunion than ever before - the feuding Davies brothers Ray and Dave are back on speaking terms. more info

NME — Singer says he wants to reform the band more info

Gigwise — Both brothers are on board... more info

ContactMusic — Sixties pop icons The Kinks are closer to a full reunion than ever before - the feuding Davies brothers Ray and Dave are back on speaking terms. Singer Ray has told RollingStone. com he has agreed to meet up with his sibling and discuss a major... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Mumford & Sons and Metallica collaborated on 'See My Friends.'"The wonderful thing about making records is something comes out you never expected," explains Ray Davies, who knows of what he speaks. In nearly five deca... more info