ContactMusic — Jailed rocker Pete Doherty will be freed in time to play a headline slot at Britain's Reading and Leeds festivals in August (11) - if he keeps out of trouble while behind bars. The former Libertines frontman was sentenced to six months in prison o... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Musician Pete Doherty began a six-month jail sentence Friday after pleading guilty to cocaine possession, the Associated Press reports. The British rocker, former frontman for the Libertines, was sentenced by an east London court. Doherty, 32, who ha... more info

Guardian Music — Musician sentenced after being filmed taking crack cocaine by a documentary maker the day before her deathThe indie rock musician Pete Doherty was jailed for six months after being filmed taking crack cocaine by documentary-maker Robyn Whitehead the... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, Celebrity Scandal Wrecked rocker Pete Doherty won't be performing a scheduled concert in Scotland tonight. He's got other things on his mind. The former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman, 32, was given six months in jail a... more info

ContactMusic — British rocker Pete Doherty was jailed for six months on Friday (20May11) for possessing cocaine. The former Libertines frontman has been battling addictions to heroin and crack cocaine for more than seven years and has notched up a string of... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Pete Doherty has been given a six month jail term for cocaine possession. The Libertines front-man was handed the sentence following an inquiry into the death of filmmaker, Robyn Whitehead, back in... more info

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ContactMusic — British rocker Pete Doherty has finally spoken out about his link to the deaths of his best friend and a budding actor, insisting the double tragedy has left him a "broken" man. The former Libertines frontman was last week (beg09May11) cleared of.... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Former music mogul Alan Mcgee has denied his legendary chance discovery of British band Oasis was set up by record industry bosses, insisting the rumour is "rubbish".MCGee was head of independent label Creation Records in 1993 when he watched a short... more info