Official Charts Flashback 2010: Tinie Tempah - Pass Out

Little Mix are back in a big way this week as their new single Break Up Song lands at Number 1 on the UK's Official Trending Chart.

It's the most fabulous time of the year! Yes, with the UK hopeful for Eurovision  announced, that means the glitziest, most outrageous singing competition on TV.

The music world was in mourning on January 11, 2016 following the announcement of the death of rock legend David Bowie.

It's almost 20 years since Coldplay's first Official Chart hit – Shiver, back in March 2000 – and the band are showing no signs of slowing down any time soon.

The actor and writer joined the Bastille frontman for the first instalment of the new Distraction Tactics film club

With the UK on lockdown, a three-part tale appears to be emerging from the nation’s speakers right now as music lovers split between listening to uplifting classics, “apocalyptic” isolation songs and kids’ favourites, according to new Official Charts Company data.

Is there anything Florence Pugh can’t do?

In 2010, after just a year of stardom, Lady Gaga had become virtually inescapable. In the short 12 months after we first heard the opening bars of Just Dance, Gaga had scored three Number 1s, released and reissued a massive-selling album and pretty much conquered the globe.

HRH no more. Meghan Markle removed her “HRH” and “Royal” titles on her charity websites, and it’s the end of a (short-lived) era. Fans noticed over the weekend that several websites and social media accounts for the Suits alum’s charities no longer list her as a royal after her and her husband Prince Harry’s decision to move to Canada and to “step back” from the British royal family in January.

Saint Jhn is on course for a second week at Number 1 with Roses.

Now celebrating ten years in music, The Weeknd's sad, atmospheric R&B sound has in recent years branched out into slick, sophisticated pop. 

As the world navigates unprecedented times during the COVID-19 pandemic, nobody is immune to what's going on—including the Queen. A day after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared a statement on the Coronavirus, QE2 issued her own statement on the official Royal Family Instagram account.

You get songs about lovers and cheaters, heroes and losers, and even your brothers and sisters – but what about the mothers of the world?

The pair go heavy on 'Shaun of the Dead' references