US singer-songwriter Dory Previn has died aged 86. Previn, who was formerly married to composer Andre Previn and collaborated with him on two Oscar-nominated songs, passed away in Massachusetts, according to the New York Times. Her death was confirmed by her current husband Joby Baker.

Jack White has revealed the new video for his debut solo single 'Love Interruption' - scroll down to the bottom of the page and click to watch. As promised, the former White Stripes man released the video, which he also directed, for St Valentine's Day. The track sees him work with singer Ruby Amanfu, who provides backing vocals, and Emily Bowland on bass clarinet and Brooke Wagonner on Wurlitzer electric piano. White has also announced plans for his debut solo live shows, which will take place in March in the United States.

Alexandra Palace, where All Tomorrow's Parties holds its now yearly I'll Be Your Mirror event - headlined in 2011 by Portishead - has received a £320,000 grant from English Heritage for "urgent repairs".

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has apparently found rare Joy Division and New Order master tapes when digging up the basement of a new restaurant in Manchester.

Paul McCartney will not be making a cameo in US television show Mad Men, despite earlier reports suggesting he would.

Radiohead have confirmed that they will headline this summer's Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee.

Beth Jeans Houghton has spoken about her plans to make her second album in Los Angeles, explaining that Neil Young has a lot to do with her decision. The Newcastle-born singer wants to record the follow-up to her delayed debut album 'Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose', released earlier this month, as quickly as possible, and after a special experience in Los Angeles last year, wants to do it in the City Of Angels.

Sharon Van Etten has announced a UK tour for May, which includes her biggest ever UK headline show at London's Scala on May 16.

Arcade Fire have recorded a brand new song for the soundtrack to the new fantasy film The Hunger Games.

Former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes has said that he is relieved to have gone solo and doesn't miss being in a band.