ContactMusic — Taylor Swift has been confirmed to play Joni Mitchell in a biopic. The 'Begin Again' hitmaker will portray the Canadian singer/songwriter in a film... more info

411 Mania — From Tori Amos and Stevie Nicks to Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, Patti Smith and more, the 411 staff ranks their top 5 female singer/songwriters of all time! more info

Starpulse — Taylor Swift has signed on to portray Joni Mitchell in the much-anticipated movie adaptation of Sheila Weller's book Girls Like Us. The tome chronicles the lives of singer/songwriters Mitchell, C... more info

ContactMusic — Taylor Swift has signed on to play Joni Mitchell in the much-anticipated movie adaptation of Sheila Weller's book Girls Like Us.The tome chronicles... more info

Guardian Music — A week after joking at a party that he was in a band, Rudy Tambala found himself at the start of a journey that produced some of the 80s' most extraordinary musicThe way Rudy Tambala tells it, his band AR Kane should never really have existed. Surely... more info

Guardian Music — The Call Me Maybe singer reveals her love of London, her favourite lyricist and her leading role with pumpkinsHi Carly. You recently judged a pumpkin contest. How does one judge a pumpkin contest?Well, I hadn't judged too many pumpkins before this pa... more info

Perez Hilton — A refreshing change of pace from the girl who invaded our ears this summer with her adorable sound! Carly Rae Jepsen is preparing for the release of her debut album KISS (Sept 18!!), and to prove she is more than just a pop sensation, the Call Me, Ma... more info

Mjsbigblog — Carly Rae Jepsen covers fellow Canadian Joni Mitchell with a lovely rendition of the classic "Both Sides Now". more info

Guardian Music — The gay community really could use some sort of shared experience to bring us all together, you know, besides being gayThe other day when I tweeted my distaste for the latest Kylie Minogue single (a form of sacrilege in some circles) one of my follow... more info

Guardian Music — (Mercury)The song titles on Karima Francis's second album highlight the feeling of familiarity that runs through it: it is brave to invite comparison to those other Glory Days, Stays and Crazys by borrowing their names. While it would be ridiculous ... more info