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Mexican pop singer Peso Pluma allegedly faked death threats from a drug cartel to get his own show cancelled last year, with him having been due to perform in Tijuana last October

The best books, technology and music of 2024 are among trends identified by The Mirror's experts, including our Travel Editor Nigel Thompson and Chief Sports Writer Andy Dunn

Sir Elton John and David Furnish have invested in Audoo as part of a £4.1 million funding round

The life of 90s American sensation Lisa Loeb is very different now to what it used to be as a mum of two with a very famous husband and cousin

They were once the biggest girl group in Britain but before Eternal even released their second album, singer Louise Redknapp left to focus on her solo career with the same label

From battles with police to barrels full of mystery drugs and no water, food or shelter, we take a look back at 10 festivals that have gone very wrong, with some not returning

The Indie-rock band who shot to fame in the mid-noughties seized the opportunity to make a funny TikTok response to a fan's sweet clip covering their hit song Naïve

As NSYNC teases new music for the first time in 20 years, we take a look back at the '90s boy bands that have made long-awaited comebacks - from Take That to Boyz II Men and Let Loose

Noel and his High Flying Birds performed their massive homecoming gig in Wythenshawe Park in Manchester but, due to car park mayhem, they struggled to leave the parkland

Paul Routledge says the letters being auctioned, written by Louise Harrison to a Beatles fan, show the type of common sense that sets men and women apart

The Friends actress has admitted to hoarding old documents over the years, and Darren Lewis confesses he has done the same. But as well as being seen as mess and clutter, it can be a welcome connection to the past, he argues

Back - and bigger than ever - for the first time since 2019 Junction 2 has lost none of what makes it great

The band may be iconic in their home city of New York but their stunning display in London shows they definitely have a place on this side of the pond

DJ Khaled has been bitten by the golf bug, hosting his own charity tournament and partnering with the likes of NBA star Steph Curry and the Ryder Cup to help grow the game

Bobby Osborne, the Bluegrass musical legend behind the hit tune Rocky Top, has died at the age of 91.

The Windrush generation brought with them to Britain vibrant reggae, beautiful gospel sounds and popular beats that we now hear as favoured music choices today

When he isn't playing on the pitch for Manchester City or partying it up in Ibiza, footy star Jack Grealish is trying to take over the music scene with his newfound hobby

The Soft Cell hit Tainted Love has never been off the airwaves since its 1981 release - with Rihanna and even TikTok ensuring its popularity remains high

Linus Broström has forked out around £4,000 to venture across Europe to see Coldplay several times in quick succession during their Music of the Spheres World tour - and has used all of his annual leave

Sam Smith left fans worried and confused last night in Manchester's AO Arena, nearly six years to the date since the terrifying bombing at Ariana Grande's concert that took 22 lives

Blackpink are set to headline at their first UK festival in Hyde Park this July - so if you're a fan of the K-pop sensation - here's exactly where to secure your tickets

Cliff Fish's wife told fans: "The last two years have been very difficult but Cliff faced the challenges of cancer with bravery, courage and lived his life to the fullest"

SZA's UK fans are in for a treat as the R&B singer is set to perform at Manchester and London this June

Shanice rose to fame with her song I Love Your Smile in the early 1990s and has continued to release music in the decades since, with her having also ventured in other career paths over the years too

Rita Ora, whose had three number ones in the UK, said she is delighted "to be control where she's going" after working with Prince in his US mansion.