ContactMusic — Theyre going to need some pretty big mirrors for this one its been announced that the former King of rock and roll Elvis Presley is to be brought back to life via the new sensation that is holographic representation As we all know by now Dr Dre and S... more info

ContactMusic — Elvis Presley is set to be digitally recreated for a series of live shows and television appearances The virtual likeness of the singer will be created by The Digital Domain Media Group - the company behind the astonishing Tupac Shakur hologram for t... more info

Gigwise — Created of Tupac hologram confirmed to work on Elvis project next more info

Starpulse — On this day 56 years ago, Elvis Presley performed “Hound Dog” on the Milton Berle Show. Although it may seem subdued by today’s standards, his gyrations on stage caused a storm of controversy. His ... more info

ContactMusic — Andrew Garfield felt like Elvis Presley when he was given the lead role in The Amazing Spider Man The actor was resigned to not getting the part after going up against Hollywoods hottest young talent - including Jamie Bell and Aaron Johnson - for... more info

Gigwise — Ahead of Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson more info

ContactMusic — The Beatles have been named the U K s biggest-selling singles act as part of a study into the 60-year history of the pop charts The Fab Four beat Elvis Presley and Sir Cliff Richard into second and third place respectively on the new countdown which ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The Beatles have held off artist such as Elvis Presley and Madonna to be declared the biggest selling UK singles act since charts began 60 years ago.The Fab Four notched up 17 number ones during their relatively brief eight year chart domination, bu... more info

The Independent — The Beatles have held off artist such as Elvis Presley and Madonna to be declared the biggest selling singles act since charts began 60 years ago. more info

CNN Showbiz — The company that owns "American Idol" is restructuring in light of the show's ratings drop and developing projects for its other assets, including the creative exploitation of Elvis Presley and Muhammad Ali, the New York Times reports. more info