"Oh yeah, all right/ Take it easy, baby/ make it last all night."

The best thing about Noel Gallagher is that he isn't Liam. Sadly,it's also the worst thing about the former Oasis songwriter

It was crying out for Cocker, Ross... even Gervais

Tonight sees the biggest names in pop go head-to-head in one of the most anticipated nights of the British musical calendar.

There are choral societies and there are choral societies – and Crouch End Festival Chorus is one of the more interesting.

Football's a funny old game, never more so than in 2011 when those involved opened their mouths – or took to their mobiles

You would think Kelly Jones would have to more to say at his first gigs in a year, yet, true to form, half an hour passes before he can muster a simple “Here’s one for ya.”

News that Noel Gallagher is to take his brother to court reminds us there are few more dispiriting sights for dedicated music fans than seeing their heroes on the way to hearings. Trussed up in unfamiliar shirt and tie combinations, they look as uncomfortable as ex-lags at job interviews. It is bad enough when artists attend divorce proceedings or face the beak for falling asleep at the wheel, but far worse is when they have brought the suit (legal, not sartorial) themselves. Any dealings with the legal system are bound to make the protagonist look petty-minded, venal or underhand.

Taking fellow bandmates to court is usually a mistake, says Chris Mugan

The deterioration in relations between the Gallagher brothers was revealed in papers lodged at the High Court, detailing accusations of domestic abuse, violent assault and a pattern of "spiteful and childish" behaviour.

Noel Gallagher says his wife has got more beautiful since she married him.

Footballers, specifically English footballers, have long had to disguise any hint of an intellectual hinterland. During his playing career, middle-class Chelsea veteran Graeme Le Saux famously confessed to reading a certain left-leaning broadsheet. He was subjected to years of homophobic abuse from fans and fellow players.

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' debut tour has sold out in six minutes.

Noel Gallagher says someone needs to "waft" his brother Liam with a "wet towel" if he thinks he can eclipse Oasis' success.