Perez Hilton — Once, Twice…Three times a stealer?!?! For the second time in two years, the boys of Coldplay are being sued for copyright infringement and the man filing the suit is going after three of the band's biggest hits. Sammie Lee Smith filed the suit on W... more info

411 Mania — Twice is a pattern...but three times now? more info

Rolling Stone — Coldplay have weathered copyright infringement claims over the past two years, when Joe Satriani, Cat Stevens and an obscure indie band all claimed authorship of “Viva la Vida.” Now, Chris Martin and Co. are facing their most preposterous lawsuit... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Rockers Coldplay are facing legal action from a man who alleges he wrote three of the band's hit songs. more info

AngryApe — A musician alleges that the band stole three of his tracks more info

XFM.co.uk — The public funded body admit they went too far in using license money to promote new records by the stadium hogging-goliaths. more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Rockers Coldplay are facing legal action from a man who alleges he wrote three of the band's hit songs. more info

Guardian Music — BBC's editorial complaints unit says promotion, which included concert on roof of Broadcasting House, breached guidelinesThe BBC today admitted that it breached its guidelines in promoting U2's latest album, No Line on the Horizon, and that altering ... more info

NME — Emily Eavis and Chris Martin travelled to the country in 2002 for charity more info

MTV.com News — Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart, Brangelina also make Forbes list.By Gil Kaufman Jay-Z and Beyoncé Photo: Frank Micelotta/Getty Images Jay-Z has already staked a claim as the next King of New York with "Empire State of Mind," but than... more info