Starpulse — R&B star Bruno Mars has landed a plea deal with Las Vegas prosecutors over his drug arrest last September - he will avoid a conviction if he stays out of trouble until 2012. The Grenade hitmaker,... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Bruno Mars will plead guilty to cocaine possession when he appears in court next month. In return, he will receive a fine, probation and community service, but will not have the charge permanently... more info

E! Online — Like Chris Brown, Bruno Mars would like to clean off his slate at least a little bit before the Grammys next month. The seven-time nominee has cut a deal with Las Vegas prosecutors that... more info

Topix — Pop singer Bruno Mars is taking a plea deal in Las Vegas to be allowed to pay a fine, serve probation and have a felony cocaine possession charge against him dismissed, authorities said. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Pop singer Bruno Mars will plead guilty to a charge of possessing cocaine in Las Vegas last September and receive probation, among other sentencing requirements, according to a media report Friday. more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, Troublemakers, Celebrity Scandal Bruno Mars got a lucky break in court Friday. AP reports that the pop singer is accepting a plea deal that allows him to pay a fine, serve probation and have a felony cocaine possession charge... more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop singer Bruno Mars will plead guilty to a charge of possessing cocaine in Las Vegas last September and receive probation, among other sentencing requirements, according to a media report on Friday. more info

411 Mania — No conviction or jail time… more info

ContactMusic — R&B star BRUNO MARS has landed a plea deal with Las Vegas prosecutors over his drug arrest last September (10) - he will avoid a conviction if he stays out of trouble until 2012.The Grenade hitmaker, real name Peter Hernandez, was facing a felony dru... more info

Perez Hilton — Boy, did he get lucky! Bruno Mars has reached a deal with the Clark County District Attorney's office on his cocaine possession case. Reaching a "deferred adjudication," Mars will have to stay out of trouble for 12 months, perform 200 hours of commun... more info