Q magazine has announced the award contenders for their annual ceremony, which will take place on Wednesday, October 22.

Frank Skinner will miss his son's second birthday to film 'Doctor Who'.

The Rolling Stones return to London’s Hyde Park today – 44 years since they last played at the outdoor venue.

Comic Russell Brand said he would love to replace Matt Smith in 'Doctor Who'.

David Bowie will release another album, according to Noel Gallagher.

Ricky Gervais says 'The Muppets... Again!' is the highlight of his career.

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright has accused Arsene Wenger of failing to truthfully address the club’s current plight and believes any other manager would have been sacked for going so long without success.

Jermain Defoe is convinced Tottenham will be able to cope without Gareth Bale for the next two weeks after the Tottenham winger suffered a hamstring injury in yesterday’s 3-0 win over Fulham.

Kristen Stewart knew when she met the perfect person for her.

Juan Mata has admitted he was given a rude awakening about Chelsea’s rivalry with Liverpool but was determined not to be caught cold in tomorrow’s clash at Stamford Bridge.

Amir Khan wants to star in a 'Rocky' movie.

Ronan Keating's new album has an "anthemic pop feel".

Noel Gallagher takes his own-branded tea "everywhere".

Indie rockers The Charlatans are to play a one-off gig on a tiny fort in the middle of the sea as a festival warm-up.

Slash thinks music has "lost its magic".

Sinead O'Connor has slammed TV talent shows claiming they lure young people into a "worship of fame".

Comic Frank Skinner has revealed he is to become a father – at the age of 55.

The 'Dakota' hitmakers took their moniker from an old musical device they found in the house of late drummer Stuart Cable's parents and jokingly claim they would have been called something else if the equipment – a cross between a radio and a gramophone – had been manufactured by another company.

Noel Gallagher has branded 'X Factor' judge Louis Walsh "insane".

David Hasselhoff will "absolutely" be returning to the 'Britain's Got Talent' judging panel.

The Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard has revealed the band are considering moving to America.

Lenny Kravitz has been confirmed to perform an intimate show in London's Soho area.

Harrison Ford wants to star in a James Bond film.

ROLLING STONE Ronnie Wood is getting his own television show.

Paolo Nutini is "ready" to record with Jay-Z.

Kasabian's new record is "the future".

'X Factor' winner Alexandra Burke has spoken of her support for Cheryl Cole after she was dropped from the US version of the show.

Elbow performed an intimate gig in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral last night.

Dave Grohl doesn't feel like "an incredible songwriter".

Michael Stipe writes all R.E.M.’s songs on his mobile phone.

Jessie J is ready to "take on" Beyonce Knowles, Pink and Katy Perry after winning a BRIT Award.

'Top Gear' preseter James May, who co-hosts the car show with Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson, expects bosses on the BBC show to replace the Stig- now Ben Collins' identity has been revealed.

Bob Geldof was terrified he wouldn’t be able to pull off Live Aid.

Corinne Bailey Rae was honoured to perform at this year's Glastonbury.

Tens of thousands of music fans are heading to the Isle of Wight this weekend for the first of the summer's music festivals being headlined by former Beatle Paul McCartney.

Sir Tom Jones was serenaded in the shower by Elvis Presley.

Lily Allen wants to get pregnant despite being in a relationship with her current boyfriend for only "six or seven months".

Keith Richards is meeting with Mick Jagger next week to discuss a new Rolling Stones album.

Paul McCartney has revealed he still suffers nerves – when he plays small corporate and charity gigs.

Ricky Gervais's writing partner Stephen Marchant admits that every time they begin work on a new venture, he insists they will never collaborate again because it is just so taxing.

Ash are worried their A-Z singles collection could look “desperate”.

Dave Grohl had to be taken to hospital to treat a drugs overdose - not heroin or cocaine, but caffeine.

Slash reckons UK music is “tame, predicable and faceless”.

Blur will perform together again, according to the band's drummer.