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Michael Jackson’s former manager’s feud with the late King of Pop’s estate has come to an end with a judge ruling that he’s owed $3 million. The ruling stems from a tense legal battle that’s been ongoing since 2012, when Tohme Tohme first sued the estate claiming he was owed 15 percent commission on compensation the singer received in the last year of his life as well as the successful concert film “This Is It,” which came out following his death, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Stacey Giggs is set to get £10,000 compensation from a crazed fan who raided her hotel room and took designer items after she booked in with singer boyfriend Max George.

Normally, people have to pay hundreds of dollars to see Billy Joel play in New York City. However, residents of Huntington, Long Island, were treated to a performance by the living legend for free last month. While Billy, 71, was riding his motorcycle around that part of New York, he spotted a wooden piano discarded on the sidewalk. Because he had nothing else going on – and he’s Billy Joel – the Piano Man began playing Shelton Brooks’ 1917 ragtime hit, “Darktown Strutters’ Ball.” Thankfully, an onlooker captured this impromptu concert. The video, dated June 26, was shared online and quickly went viral.

hereThe court heard O'Brien handed himself in to police after seeing a post on social media by Mr George, which called him a 'stalker'.In an interview with police, O'Brien admitted what he'd done.He said he was staying at the nearby Ibis hotel while in Manchester to attend the concert.O'Brien said he hadn't drunk during the start of the year, and that the four to five glasses of wine he had affected him more than usual.He said he had planned to try and approach Mr George after the concert, in a bid to get an autograph or a selfie, but then 'lost confidence'.O'Brien told police he took two t-shirts and two pairs of pants belonging to Mr George, put them in a bag and left.He said he later realised there were other items in the bag, which he

Michael Jackson's ex-manager Tohme Tohme's longstanding legal war with the King of Pop's estate has ended as a California judge ruled that he's owed the $3 million he was promised in a 2019 settlement even though the deal was never finalized in writing.

Marc Geiger is sharing his thoughts on the state of the music industry amid the pandemic.

A man accused of raping and murdering a barmaid as he walked her home after a night out forced a girl to perform oral sex on her 16th birthday, a court heard.

Maroon 5 bassist Mickey Madden is taking a leave of absence from his band two weeks after he was arrested on allegations of domestic violence.The 41-year-old musician confirmed to People magazine on Tuesday that he is stepping away from the group after being taken into custody.He said: 'I have some things that I need to deal with and address right now and so I have decided to take a leave of absence from Maroon 5 for the foreseeable future.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has reflected on the band’s brief reunion at Live Aid to mark 35 years since the iconic concerts took place.The metal icons played the Philadelphia leg of the fundraising concerts on July 14, 1985, which marked the first time the original line-up – featuring Iommi, Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward – had appeared on stage since 1978.Reflecting on the show for SiriusXM’s ‘Live Aid Look Back: 35 Years Later’, Iommi said: “It was great. It was great being with the guys again.

Naya Rivera‘s body was discovered on the seventh anniversary of Cory Monteith‘s death and their co-star Kevin McHale believes he helped find her.

Bob Geldof’s Live Aid heroics cost him his marriage to the late Paula Yates and his career.

Tennent's Lager at TRNSMT has gone viral after being mistaken as a 'Woodstock 69' reveller. The concert goer swigging a can of Scotland's most popular lager was mistakenly included in nostalgic pictures of the iconic American music festival which was held on a farm in Bethel, New York, in 1969 at the height of the 'flower power' generation.

Bob Geldof has opened up the personal cost of the Live Aid concerts, admitting that it “impinged” on his private life.The Boomtown Rats singer and musician Midge Ure were the masterminds behind the 1985 fundraising concerts in London and Philadelphia, which took place 35 years ago today.The concerts raised more than $127 million for the victims of African famine and were watched by nearly two billion people worldwide, over 40% of the world’s population.They also took in some of the most iconic live sets in music history – including Queen‘s show-stealing turn at Wembley Stadium.But in a new interview to mark the 35th anniversary, Geldof said the shows had a huge personal cost on his life.“I hated it.

Summer is in full swing, and while your plans may look a bit different this year, there's plenty to look forward to on the entertainment side this week with the latest Billboard Live At-Home series.

If the heat of July has you wanting to park yourself in front of the AC and veg out, you're not alone -- and there's plenty to keep you entertained at home as musicians get ready for their livestream sets this week.

Sir Patrick Stewart turned 80 Monday, so what better way to celebrate than with one of his famous Shakespeare sonnet readings?

Romance singles in a special medley recorded for the next installment of her virtual "Priceless Experiences at Home" concert series.The new episode of the series is set to be released on Friday (July 15)."They say he likes a good time, my, oh my," Cabello begins in the first verse of the medley, accompanied by piano. The singer shared a preview of it on Instagram, commenting, 'This might be my favorite one!"The track sees a smooth transition over to a solo "Señorita" before building up to "Liar" with several layers of vocal takes from Cabello.Check it out below, and tune in to episode two of her "acoustic jam session" with Mastercard on YouTube at 5 p.m.

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes return to the stage Saturday night (July 11) for their biggest concert since the COVID-19 pandemic, performing a drive-in concert at Monmouth Racetrack in Oceanport, N.J., not far from their longtime home on the Jersey Shore. Led by John Lyon, the “Grandfather of the Jersey Shore Sound," Southside Johnny and the Asbur

Brooklyn Beckham, 21, has been in the public eye from the day he was born. Many would remember when the eldest son of David Beckham and Victoria Beckham was just a toddler attending his mom’s Spice Girls concerts and his dad’s football games! So it’s hard to believe the hunky model is totally grown up — and is now engaged to his girlfriend Nicola Peltz. Brooklyn popped the question in June 2020, and announced that he was officially off the market on July 11. Here’s 5 things to know about the heartthrob!

Michael Jackson’s planned residency at London’s O2 Arena may have been the final straw for the star, causing huge ­pressure and leading to the massive drug use which caused his death.

Carrie Underwood is still head over heels in love with her husband of 10 years, Mike Fisher.“Hey you two crazy kids.