BOOKIES are predicting a record £15 million (€22m) betting frenzy on Big Brother 8.

There was good news for Big Brother fans today – the cost of eviction votes has been slashed.

Duran Duran are collaborating with Justin Timberlake on their new album.

Manchester United’s dressing room could not help chuckling when they were sent to Southend for their next Carling Cup mission, but Kieran Richardson insists the holders will have their serious faces on when they visit Roots Hall in a fortnight.

Troubled music management firm Sanctuary today confirmed it had received an unsolicited takeover approach from smaller rival Mama.

Entertainment group Sanctuary today attributed a 45.7% rise in revenues to a resurgence in the popularity of indie icon Morrissey.

Three years into an unlikely comeback, Duran Duran is taking centre stage in several ways.

They played the obligatory classics Hungry Like The Wolf and Girls On Film. But when Simon Le Bon ripped into the chorus of the new single (Reach Up for the) Sunrise, the sun suddenly illuminated New York’s Times Square as if to officially mark a new day for Duran Duran.

New Romantics Duran Duran are recording their first new album together since 1983.

Pop legends Duran Duran reunited to play for a London audience as part of their long-awaited UK comeback tour.

Pop legends Duran Duran could be set to enter the top 10 of the UK album charts tomorrow for the first time in a decade.

A member of legendary pop band Duran Duran has branded Simon Cowell a “joke” and accused him of helping to ruin the British music industry.

Duran Duran are to be rewarded for their years of hits with an honorary prize at the Brit Awards next year.

Former chart stars Duran Duran announced their first UK gig with their classic line-up for 18 years today.

ROCK singer Robert Palmer, known for his sharp suits and a string of hits including Addicted to Love, died yesterday in Paris of a heart attack. He was 54.

Stars from the music industry have paid tribute to the singer Robert Palmer, who died today.

They’ve sold 60 million records around the world and now they are planning a world tour – Duran Duran are on the comeback trail.