Getting shirty: Rihanna won a legal battle against Topshop over the unauthorised use of her face on a T-shirt

The singer Rihanna won her legal battle with billionaire businessman Philip Green when the High Court ruled that Topshop had duped customers into buying unauthorised T-shirts bearing her image.

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Rihanna takes legal action against Topshop for using her image on T-shirts

T-shirts bearing the singers image were on display at London's High Court

Chris Brown with his lawyer Mark Geragow during Brown's court appearance in Los Angeles, California
Chris Brown attends a hearing in court

Chris Brown could face prison for breaching probation imposed after Rihanna assault

The singer was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run car crash and went 'ballistic' at the other driver

Brandon Flowers of The Killers, who headlined the final night of T in the Park

The Killers close T in the Park with Travis and Joy Division covers

The last day at Scotland's biggest music festival also saw sets from Frank Ocean and The Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Video: T in the Park artists

Watch the videos below to take in tracks from some of the artists at this year's T in the Park festival.

A classic case of the 'underbutt'

Summer’s fashion must have: the underbutt

It’s understandable that when the mercury rises, so too do the hems of the nation. But it’s surely an indictment of the extreme times in which we live that this phenomenon has been taken to the next level. It’s been taken there by the legions of women around the country wearing denim shorts so short that the lower section of their backside protrudes south of  the fabric.

Rihanna performs on the main stage during the 20th T in the Park music festival at Kinross

Festival Review: T in the Park, Balado, near Kinross

On the anniversary of Scottish music festival T in the Park’s 20 anniversary, two impressions might have struck those few who like to analyse their festivals rather than just file the memories away for a rainy day. They both go hand in hand – namely, that this is a festival which has exorcised the two-decade shadow of The Stone Roses’ ghost following their long, long-awaited headline appearance last year, and that it’s consequently one of the first to embrace a belatedly 21-century line-up in which futurist pop has at least as big a role to play as trad guitar rock.

Madame Tussauds New York unveils eighth Rihanna waxwork

Madame Tussauds unveiled a new Rihanna waxwork at a New York tattoo parlour yesterday.

Get the look: One-pieces swimming costumes

I've heard one-pieces are the swimwear du jour. Is this supposed to make me feel better?

Rihanna, left, and Liz Jones

Insults: Liz Jones vs Rihanna - an ugly war of words

Liz on Rihanna

Some like it hot: Rihanna's crotch gets top billing at the Millennium Stadium

Music review: Rihanna's raunchy Millennium Stadium show in Cardiff fails to hit the thigh notes

Forget pyrotechnics, dancers and crazy hydaulics - Rihanna's Diamonds tour is essentially one long celebration of her lady-parts

Chris Brown's neighbours have complained about strange artwork which they say is scaring children

Chris Brown's neighbours complain over 'devils' painted on his wall

Brown invokes constitutional right to free speech to defend bizarre cartoons

Rihanna arrives 3-and-a-half hours late for school charity gig

Pop star blamed Chicago traffic for keeping students at Barrington High School waiting

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon

Alesha Dixon steps out for domestic abuse victims

Talent show judge Alesha Dixon took a walk in the sun this morning as part of a campaign supporting women affected by domestic violence, as it was revealed two women are killed by current or former partners every week in England and Wales - but she refused to comment on Rihanna's reconciliation with Chris Brown.

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