(BBC) The final Harry Potter movie shatters box office records for its opening weekend, taking $168m in the US and Canada. more

(BBC) Take That cancel a show for the first time in their career after Robbie Williams suffers a bout of food poisoning. more

(FMQB) Former American Idol contestant Kimberley Locke will release a new digital EP, Four For The Floor, on July 19. more

(BBC) Snoop Dogg performed a rare live show of his debut album Doggystyle in London. Playing to a sell-out crowd at the Lovebox festival in Victoria Park, the artist played songs including Gin & Juice and What's My Name. more

(Billboard) Drake has canceled a concert set for Saturday night (July 16) in Orlando Fla. due to a death in his family. more

(Billboard) Chris Colfer found out he was being written off "Glee" after season 3 on Twitter. "I didn't necessarily know that it was going to be our last season next year," he tells Access Hollywood a few days after show creator Ryan Murphy first revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that Colfer, Lea Michele and Cory Monteith would graduate after the next season. more

(FMQB) Sara Bareilles has signed on to become a judge on NBC's singing competition The Sing-Off, replacing judge Nicole Scherzinger, who will join Fox's upcoming U.S. version of The X Factor. more

(Jam!) Rapper Foxy Brown plans to set the record straight about her bad-girl reputation by penning a tell-all memoir. more

(NME) Lady Gaga's UK website was attacked by cyber hackers from the SwagSec group last month, it has emerged. more

(AP) A longtime songwriting partner of Aretha Franklin has sued her publishing company, claiming it did not sign a royalty agreement for a song on her recently released album more