Guardian Music — A 70s punk shocker, messy Madchester in the 80s, a 90s Britpop feud, and the X Factor Grinch in the 00s: on the eve of its 60th birthday next month, four NME editors pick their favourite covers and recall what defined their timesThe Slits: 8 Septembe... more info

ContactMusic — Boy George has warned fans to stay away from him at airports and hotels as he always snubs requests for an autograph or photo The singer and his Culture Club bandmates jetted to Australia last month Dec11 for a special New Years Eve 31Dec11 show in S... more info

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Starpulse — British singer Boy George is determined to overturn an order banning him from travelling to the U.S., insisting it's "a horrible feeling" to be prevented from visiting the country. The Karma Cham... more info

ContactMusic — British singer Boy George is determined to overturn an order banning him from travelling to the U S insisting its a horrible feeling to be prevented from visiting the country The Karma Chameleon hitmaker was detained by cops in 2005 after they discov... more info

ContactMusic — Eighties icon Boy George has paid a touching tribute to Poly Styrene in a magazine hailing the late punk icon as a true legend The former X-Ray Spex frontwoman real name Marianne Elliott-Said lost her battle with breast cancer in April 11 and the K..... more info

Guardian Music — She was a pioneer of the punk movement… and a legend in Boy George's lunchtimeFor the punk generation, Poly Styrene, the late punk songstress and poet, was a true legend, her style ironic and iconic. Polly was the prototype for Ugly Betty with brac... more info

ContactMusic — Boy George says prison helped him to like himself again The Do You Really want To Hurt Me singer spent four months in jail - after being convicted of the assault and false imprisonment of male escort Audun Carlsen in December 2008 - and admits his... more info

Guardian Music — From the androgynous highs of the 80s and Culture Club to a spell in Pentonville, George O'Dowd's life has been nothing if not colourful. But now, aged 50, he tells Catherine Deveney why he finally feels proud of himselfWarra bitch, as Catherine Tate... more info