A Japanese singer and actress, Noriko Sakai, famous for her girl-next door image has been convicted of drug offences.

Luciana Salazar was the guest on the Susana Gimenez show and she showed her new virtue: singing. She also said that from now on she won’t answer to her name but to her new nickname: Luli Pop. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

Miranda´s “theatrical and friendly” stage set would take the lead if judged. The Argentine group presented their new album Es Imposible! on November 13th at Teatro Caupolicán in Chile.

Lady Gaga released the video of her new single, “Bad Romance”,

Princess of pop has landed Down Under to start the latest leg of her world tour. Britney Spears is obviously not a big fan of underwear as she has forgotten to wear a bra once again.

Some of pop’s biggest stars are backing Barack Obama’s plan to close the Guantanamo’s detention centre in Cuba where their music was used to torture prisoners.

Boyzone singer Stephen Gately has died at the age of just 33 yesterday in Majorca. The Irish pop star and actor was on holiday with his long-term partner when he “tragically died”, according to a message on the band’s website.

MICHAEL JACKSON’s youngest sister JANET has vowed to wear black for a year to mourn the King Of Pop.

Paintings, drawings and poems by John Lennon, Kurt Cobain, Frank Sinatra, and Rod Wood, among others, are being exhibited in the London Scream Gallery in an arts exhibit made by rock and pop stars both from the past and the present.

Elizabeth Taylor reportedly wants her final resting place to be next to Michael Jackson. Sources say that the 77 year old actress is looking for a space next to Jackson, her longtime friend, at the Great Mausoleum.

The late king of pop would have turned 51 today. The “Thriller” hitmaker won’t be easily forgotten. Jackson’s fans are commemorating his legacy around the world.

A video circulating in the media questioned the popular singer’s death where a man who appears to be Jackson comes out of an ambulance and goes to a hospital. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

President Barack Obama saw Michael Jackson as a “spectacular performer” and “musical icon”, but thought parts of his life were “tragic”, Robert Gibbs, the White House spokesman.

The show also previewed elements of the group’s forthcoming world tour — which begins in South America in mid-May before heading to the United Kingdom and Europe in early June.