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Katy Perry has launched her own record label which she has called Metamorphosis Music.

A lawsuit accusing Lady Gaga of plagiarism for her song “Judas” has been dropped by a judge in the US.

Artists such as the Arctic Monkeys and Adele could soon face the prospect of their videos being removed from YouTube.

Justin Bieber has been cleared officially of attempted robbery.

UK iTunes has revealed its all time best selling songs and albums in order to celebrate the music store’s 10th anniversary.

The organisers of Glastonbury have announced the addition of new £600,000 “super loos” to this year’s festival.

Bars and Melody, who took part in this year’s Britain’s Got Talent have revealed that they are to release a single.

Kelly Clarkson has given birth to a baby girl.

Lily Allen and her husband Sam Cooper are reportedly not in the best of places at the moment.

A fan of the late Michael Jackson is suing the singer’s estate because she is claiming that he does not actually feature on his 2010 posthumous album.

Collabro, the winners of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent have been signed to Simon Cowell’s label Syco.

Drake has been given the honour of having his own day in Houston, Texas.

Culture Club have insisted that their reunion is not about the money but rather about them finding out who they want to be.

Robbie Williams has claimed that he will be moving back to the UK from his current home in LA for his children.

James Arthur has confirmed once and for all that he is no longer with Simon Cowell’s record label Syco.

Kelly Rowland has confirmed that she is expecting her first child with husband Tim Witherspoon.

It has been revealed that more posthumous albums from Michael Jackson could be released in the future.

Fans of the late Rik Mayall are campaigning to get his 2010 World Cup song to number one in the charts.

Psy and Snoop Dogg have unveiled the music video to accompany their new single “Hangover”.

Rihanna has been named most desirable woman at this year’s Guys Choice Awards.

Lars Ulrich has defended protests against their Glastonbury appearance, calling the criticism “ridiculous”.