Cellophane Girl: I wrote this song in my bedroom when I was 17 years old. It was one of the first songs I ever wrote and recorded to my four track recorder. The song began floating around on the internet and became a fan favorite at every one of my shows. I knew I had to re-record it and release it on the is album because it really hit home to what I was going through... even years later.

Page, frontman Robert Plant and John Paul Jones will reunite for the Ahmet Ertegun education fund benefit show at The O2 in London on December 10th. Led Zeppelin's late drummer John Bonham's son Jason will play in his father's place. Ertegun is the late president of Atlantic Records who signed Led Zeppelin.

Billboard has the report: Thousands of "Hannah Montana" fans who couldn't get concert tickets are suing the teen performer's fan club over memberships they claim were supposed to give them priority for seats.

The state of confusion in the Motley camp is up a bit at the moment with the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing. Nikki says Tommy is history and Vince says that's not true. Sixx told the London Paper recently: "He's out of the band, that's just the way it is. Tommy Lee kept f**king around and I said, 'You know what dude, you've got to knock it off'. He said, 'I f**king quit.' I said, 'fine. I still love you but I don't have time for this'."

Vince Neil told MTV Canada an entirely different story: "Well, see what happens is, there's a press release saying that Tommy was out of the band and everybody jumped on that. But when Tommy issued his own press release saying that 'no', nobody paid attention to him. So, he was never out of the band and actually I just talked to him yesterday and I talked to Nikki a couple of days ago and we're going to go into the studio in January and hopefully have a single out by March and a tour in June."

The victim was seriously injured and immediately transported to the nearby Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where his current condition is unknown, according to website TMZ.com.

To those observing Razorlight today, the seemingly swift journey from London bar-band to UK cultural phenomenon has been a miraculous ascendance. For the band, according to the dream script they wrote four years ago in a run down rehearsal room in East London, this was precisely the plan. Late 2005: Razorlight hit the ground in London, with legendary producer Chris Thomas (The Beatles, The Sex Pistols, The Pretenders, Pink Floyd, Roxy Music), stockpiling songs for the follow up to their inaugural, critically acclaimed and UK chart-topping album,' Up All Night.'

This self-titled, 'Razorlight,' has enjoyed massive successes, starting with a #1 UK chart position. The first single, 'In The Morning,' #2 on the singles charts. Next up: 'America:' another monster hit - topping the single charts, taking on all comers at radio, and holding the #1 UK airplay slot for weeks. Razorlight have established UK dominance: on the charts, over the airwaves, and on the ground as festival headliners. "Before I Fall To Pieces" continues the story, as, undoubtedly, will 'Hold On.' Razorlight have quickly, but indelibly, proven to be more than just a one hit wonder.

Zombie first met the former Black Sabbath singer in the mid 1990s, and he wasn't expecting Osbourne to invite him back to his Los Angeles home - and play him an uncharacteristic pop album.

The advert - which read, 'Radiohead - New Album 'Rainbow' now available as boxset' � had been appearing in the paid-for advertising section of Google when anyone searched for the band.

Promiscuous was spun 10,306 times in a single seven-day period in 2006, but the hip-hop star beat the record by 25 spins (10,331) last week (ends09Nov07).