Convicted paedophile and former pop star Gary Glitter will be released from prison in Vietnam this month.

Jessica Simpson claims she has been abused.

Lindsay Lohan's sister Ali, 14, accidentally auditioned for legendary adult movie director Peter Davy.

Gym Class Heroes have announced a new album, THE QUILT, due for release in September.

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Cybill Shepherd says she is being haunted by ex-love Elvis Presley.

Fergie will be a "sponge" when she stars in `Nine` alongside Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman and Judi Dench.

`Deja vu`, the Neil Young film documenting the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 2006 Freedom of Speech tour is essential viewing.

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Thousands of people and celebs including Nelly and Diddy were sent scrambling after a gun was fired at a party hosted by Jermaine Dupri in Atlanta in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Ne-Yo has recorded with New Kids On The Block but the reunion album will not feature Madonna or Michael Jackson, as reported by the tabloids.

Registration for SXSW 2009 is now open. The Austin music festival and conference will be on between March 18 and 22 next year.

Sting will perform his classical album `Songs From The Labyrinth` later this year in Australia.

Day 3 started off sunny and damn hot!! First up today would be the much hyped, part Baltimore, part New York, part Brisbane, 3 piece ,The Death Set. Again, as with day 2, we started with a nice healthy dose of punk rock. But The Death Set can’t be pigeon holed as punk, actually they can’t be pigeon holed as anything. Like most of the music that has been coming out of Baltimore at the moment, they have a sound of their own. The Death Set play a mix of danceable punk, with hip hop interludes between songs and a bit of random beeps and blips thrown in for good measure. To say I was blown away would be an understatement as I couldn’t help but dance, mosh and pull out my random (and quite possibly embarrassing) hip hop moves throughout their tremendous set. The Japanese crowd ate it up and when the singer jumped into the crowd he was just about mauled by their rabid fans.

Having met some cool Japanese people on our journey to get food and no real plan of who to see first, we decided to join our new friends in checking out some local bands. First up on the White Stage, were a brilliant, 3 piece, Japanese punk rock band “Rin to Shite Shigure”. With only a female bass player/vocalist, male guitarist/vocalist and a male drummer they managed to create a huge “wall of sound” reminiscent of bands like Mars Volta and Sonic Youth. At the early hour of 11:30 they had the crowd jumping around like monkeys (way to much energy for us) and were a surprise highlight of the festival.

The first day of Fuji Rock 08 was shaping up to be a corker. Unfortunately we made a slight miss judgement on how long it would take to get to FRF08 from Tokyo. This meant that we missed 3 acts we were hanging to see, Aussie lads The Midnight Juggernauts, 90’s rockers The Presidents of the U.S.A and funkster Jamie Lidell. We scrambled to set up our tents on slight hill (the flattest area we could find) and rushed to catch what was left of Kate Nash’s set.

The Fuji Rock festival was on July 25-27 at the Naeba Ski Resort in Japan. The event features Australia`'s The Vines and Midnight Juggernauts. Undercover`s Anthony Barton was there to cover the event. We`ll bring you reports from Japan on Fuji Rock.

High-price fashion label Louis Vuitton has settled a dispute with record company Sony BMG, over the unauthorized use of their brand in the music videos of some of their artists, including Britney Spears.

Motley Crue have someone in mind as their support act ... YOU! You and the Crue can be playing the US together.

Eurythmics` Dave Stewart is back ... as a designer.