She also discussed the awkwardness of bringing a date to the Oscars, especially when you have don't take home the award.

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The Coronas have had their knockbacks on the road to international fame, but they’ve come out fighting with their latest album, writes Ed Power

Rag’n’Bone Man is still getting used to his meteoric rise in the fame game, writes Laura Harding.

She’s the Dublin DJ who secured a prime slot on BBC radio and hung out with Sam Smith even before he was famous. Claire Droney meets the very cool Annie Mac.

DAVID COULTHARD, the Formula One star, and German racing driver, SABINE SCHMITZ, may be joining Top Gear’s presenting line-up.

One Direction fans are gearing up for an emotional weekend as the band prepare to play what could be their final gig tonight.

From teen idols to flops and back again, Ash have always been willing to adapt to the ever-changing music biz, writes Ed Power

Tonight's TV tips.

Kanye West was reduced to tears as he recalled the death of his friend the late Louise Wilson during a live radio interview.

Mark Ronson is upset he isn't popular in Russia.

Sometimes a cover of a song can be even better than the original.

"But the charts are all the f**king same. Every single song in the Top 10 is the same s**t with a different voice."

David Bowie, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift are among the nominees in the first ever BBC Music Awards.

Bob Geldof has urged people to delete and re-download the Band Aid 30 single.

Ed Sheeran thinks the music industry is "overcrowded".

Because he knows it doesn't have to be released if it isn't very good.

Your spoiler-free guide to the best of tonight's TV.

The makers of the Simpsons followed through on their promise to kill off a character last night.

Former BBC Radio 1 DJ, Dave Lee Travis could face the maximum sentence of 10 years in prison after being found guilty of groping a woman working in television nearly 20 years ago.

Welcome to your Wednesday morning briefing. Let us ensure you’re up to speed on what’s happening and are prepared for the day ahead.

Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Dave Lee Travis has been found guilty of indecent assault.

Kim Kardashian West is considering moving to London. She likes the rain, apparently.

Former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show DJ Mike Smith has died aged 59.

Lily Allen has "banned" the internet and social media in her house.

Dolly Parton believes Miley Cyrus will make "the right choices" for her career.

Kanye West is working with Rick Rubin on a new album.

Gerard Way believes My Chemical Romance's split last year was "nobody's fault".

The Arcadia in Cork provided the focus for a thriving music scene. Des O’Driscoll recalls tales of great nights, an emerging U2 and the towering figure of Donnelly.

Harry Styles has reportedly become a follower of Kabbalah.

Sara Cox is being considered for 'The X Factor' judging panel.

Chris Martin doesn't care that people think Coldplay aren't "cool".

Coldplay's 'Ghost Stories' has soared to the top of the album charts in Ireland and the UK.

Right, the set up for this is a bit complicated, but trust us, it's worth it.

The Foo Fighters will star in a documentary following the making of their new album.

Metallica say deciding to headline Glastonbury was a “no-brainer”.

Laura Whitmore claims she never dated Niall Horan because he's "a child".

Chris Martin has to "work really hard" not to "be a d**k".

Chris Martin has suggested his own "issues" were responsible for the breakdown of his marriage.

Celebrity mourners joined friends and family to bid a final farewell to Peaches Geldof at her funeral yesterday.

Producer Butch Vig, who is reportedly working on the record with Steve Albini, claims the Foo Fighters have been experimenting with new recording techniques and it is well on its way to being completed.

Lady Gaga's fans will be situated under the stage on her forthcoming tour.

Ed Sheeran has written a song about an ex-girlfriend.

MUSIC NEWS: Prince has been playing a number of club gigs around London, and the pint-sized popstar brought a bit of raggle-taggle to famed jazz venue Ronnie Scotts when he performed a cover version of ‘The Whole Of The Moon’ from the Waterboys.

Bono thinks U2 are becoming irrelevant as they age.

Meet the Red Hot Chilli Pipers. Yes, pipers - as in bagpipers. And they literally rock.

The 38-year-old star told BBC Radio 1's Breakfast Show: "I'm kind of an emotional wreck with movies. I can't get through some movies without shedding a tear, I can't lie.