Ace gospel musician Christiana Love is carrying a four month old pregnancy baby fathered by another man.This is according to her husband and manager Pastor Love.

He made the shocking revelation in an interview with an Accra based fm station Channel R.

Westlife are to split "amicably" after 14 years, the band have announced.

The Irish pop group will finish with a farewell tour next year and said they were looking forward to "new ventures". Westlife - for many years managed by X Factor judge Louis Walsh - have had 14 UK number one hits over the course of their career.

Four original members of reggae group UB40 have been declared bankrupt.

A judge at Birmingham County Court made the ruling against saxophone player Brian Travers, drummer Jimmy Brown, trumpeter Terence Oswald and percussionist Norman Hassan last week.

Lady Gaga has won an injunction at London's High Court to stop animated character Lady Goo Goo from releasing a single, its makers have said.

Lady Goo Goo, a baby with a long blonde fringe from the Moshi Monsters online game - owned by UK firm Mind Candy - released The Moshi Dance on YouTube. But Lady Gaga's injunction has stopped its full release, Mind Candy said.

Law firm Mishcon de Reya confirmed it had represented Lady Gaga but said it could not comment further.

Beyonce is being accused of stealing dance moves for her new video Countdown from a famous choreographer.

The pop star admitted that a 22-second sequence was inspired by Belgian dancer Anne Teresa De Keersmaker, who created the ballet Rosas Danst Rosa. However, Ms De Keersmaker said she had never been contacted for permission and called the pop video "pure plagiarism."

Eighteen-year-old country singer Scotty McCreery has become the first American Idol winner to top the US charts with a debut album since 2003.

McCreery, who beat Lauren Alaina in May's final, sold 197,000 copies of Clear As Day in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. He is also the youngest solo male artist to go straight to the top of the Billboard 200 with their debut release.

Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney has married American heiress Nancy Shevell at a ceremony in London.

The couple posed for pictures outside Old Marylebone Town Hall register office after being showered with confetti by wedding guests. Ms Shevell, 51, from New York, is an heiress to a haulage fortune. She is Sir Paul's third wife after Linda McCartney died in 1998 and he split from second wife Heather Mills in an acrimonious divorce in 2008.

Michael Jackson's three children have joined thousands of the late pop star's fans for a memorial concert at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.

Prince Michael, 14, Paris, 13, and Prince Michael II, nine, watched acts including Christina Aguilera, Smokey Robinson, Leona Lewis and boy band JLS. They took to the stage dressed in outfits reflecting Jackson's career and were greeted by rapturous applause.

German Conductor Kurt Sanderling, who fled Nazi Germany for Moscow in 1936, has died in Berlin at the age of 98.

Beyoncé has revealed she is expecting her first baby.The singer made the surprise announcement as she debuted her baby bump on the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards tonight.

‘MUGU’, a hiplife track by Castro Da Destroyer and Yaw Dompe, a new entrant in Ghana’s music scene, is gradually becoming the talk of town since promo copies of the song reached the media.

Dompe, though new on the music block, has demonstrated with his ‘MUGU’track that he has done his home work well enough to give Ghanaians just what they expect from a new artiste.

The sensational gospel music duo, Tagoe Sisters, last Wednesday announced that between August and October this year they would stage a series of live musical concerts to celebrate 30 years in the gospel music industry.

Tagoe Sisters, who made this known at a press conference at the Golden Tulip in Accra, disclosed that musical concerts would be staged in some selected regional capitals which include Kumasi, Takoradi, Cape Coast, among others, to raise funds to assist the needy.

The proceeds from the concerts, according to them, would be used to establish the Tagoe Twin Foundation to support post-natal mothers and needy twins in the society.

Founder and main organizer of the Ghana Movie Awards, Fred Nuamah, has been spotted in town by Peacefmonline.com cameras cruising in the Zoyte SUV car meant for winners of the Best Actress in Lead Role (English) category.

Fred was seen personally driving the car at the Aphrodisiac Night Club on Saturday, July 16, 2011 during the eviction party for Ghanaian Big Brother Amplified housemate Alex Biney.

In November 2012 Ghanaians will be heading to the polls again to elect a President and Parliamentarians. Even though Ghana has been globally touted as a beacon of peace in Africa, recent developments in the political scene have raised the political temperature, and many people are beginning to raise concern about Ghana's ability to survive another peaceful election.

Prior to the 2008 elections, a number of artistes with the support of the Government of Ghana, the World Bank, UNDP, and other partners, launched the United Artistes for Peace and Development initiative.

Ghana’s indefatigable Disc Jockey and one of Africa’s best, DJ Black ofJoy FM, will return to South Africa for the grand finale of the Big Brother Amplified reality TV series, after being a guest DJ on the show for the Saturday night house parties in June.

DJ Black will be performing at the live show and at the Big Brother after- party in Johannesburg.

As part of activities to mark this year’s World Hepatitis B Day, which falls today, Thursday, July 28, Ghana’s hiplife doctor Okyeame Kwame will today organize free Hepatitis B screening for 5000 people at the Freedom and Justice Park at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra.

The programme, which is being organized by the Okyeame Kwame Foundation, has the support of benevolent organizations and individuals such as the MTN Ghana Foundation, the Ghana Health Services, MDS-Lancet Laboratory at Dansoman and the Theobald Hepatitis B Foundation, among other allied bodies.

• Amy's parents visit the tributes to the singer outside her home
• Inquest expected to open and adjourn later today
• Singer 'received the all-clear following a medical just hours before her death'
• She could have been dead for 'up to six hours', it is claimed
• 'Inconsolable' ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil says, 'My tears just won't dry'
• Security guard Andrew Morris found singer not breathing in bed

Amy Winehouse's mother and father have visited the touching tributes left by fans outside the singer's home earlier today.

The London taxi driver flew from New York to London after hearing the news of his daughter's tragic death and visited her home in north London.

• London Ambulance Service found singer at 3.54pm but unable to save her life
• Police treated death as 'unexplained'

Amy Winehouse has been found dead at her home in London, it has been reported.

The Back To Black singer was apparently found at the property in by emergency services at 3.54pm this afternoon, according to sources, and her death is being treated as 'unexplained' by police.

In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said: 'Police were called by London Ambulance Service to an address in Camden Square NW1 shortly before 16.05hrs today, Saturday 23 July, following reports of a woman found deceased.

'On arrival officers found the body of a 27-year-old female who was pronounced dead at the scene.

'Enquiries continue into the circumstances of the death. At this early stage it is being treated as unexplained.’

Hip-life musician Castro may have to look elsewhere for a new stage craft to boost his music career because his secondary school mate Asamoah Gyan, the Ghanaian soccer star who is a striker for England’s Premier League club Sunderland, says he is no longer interested in music.

Asamoah Gyan aka Baby Jet, for close to a year now, has been the main charm that has shot up Castros’s music career after the musician agreed to feature on one of Castro’s songs,  ‘African Girls’,  which became an instant hit with the ‘back on and on dance’.

Castro the Destroyer, who got married last year, has denied reports that he secretly got married to his Canada-based Ghanaian girl, Awura Abena, at the Roman Catholic Church at Akim Swedru in the Eastern region.

Castro told  BEATWAVES during a visit to the DAILY GUIDE office in Accra, that a lot of personalities in the showbiz industry, including friends and family members, were invited to witness his marriage ceremony which according to him, was announced in the media, adding, “How can this be secret when a lot of people were invited to witness the ceremony. It is not a secret thing I did”.