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Pussycat Dolls vocalist Nicole Scherzinger denies rumours that the girl-group is about to split up.
It is revealed that Ozzy Osbourne is suing his former Black Sabbath bandmate Tony Iommi to reclaim a stake in the Black Sabbath trademark afterwhat he describes as "years of trying to resolve the issue amicably".
It is announced that Gym Class Heroes frontman Travis McCoy has been selected as an ambassador for the Staying Alive Foundation.
A newly-published report, Copycats' Digital Consumers In The On-line Age, from The Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property, estimates that £12bn worth of copyright material is downloaded illegally every year.
Legendary record producer Phil Spector is sentenced to a minimum of 19 years in jail, by Judge Larry Paul Fidler of Los Angeles County Superior Court, for the 2003 murder of actress Lana Clarkson at his Los Angeles mansion in Alhambra, Los Angeles, California, USA.
On doctor's orders, Morrissey cancels the remaining tour dates of his current UK tour because of a throat infection.
UK all-girl band Girls Aloud, having earned over £25m in seven years, are declared the most successful reality TV act, according to the results of research carried out for Current TV's Reality Rich List. The group was formed on Popstars: The Rivals. Other big reality tv earners include Will Young.
Ricardo Mendoza, a former photographer for gossip website TMZ, files a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles, California, USA, against Britney Spears, claiming that she committed assault and battery on him by driving over his foot in Beverly Hills on October 18, 2007.British record producer Jonny Dollar dies of cancer, aged 45. Dollar was widely considered the primary architect of the trip-hop genre of music for his innovative work on Massive Attack's influential album Blue Lines. He also worked with Neneh Cherry, Gabrielle and Youssou N'Dour.