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According to data released on Wednesday by tracking firm Nielsen SoundScan, overall album sales rose 3.6 percent to 221.5 million units during the first half of 2011, the first increase since 2004.While it is too early to judge if the trend will last through the year, an annual increase would be only the second in […]

    via Billboard.com. While Adeles “21” returns, as expected, to the No. 1 slot on the Billboard 200 albums chart for a tenth non-consecutive week 114,000; down 5% and Lady Gagas “Born This Way” falls to No. 2 100,000; down 42%, the real news is the stunning re-entry at No. 3.  

via Reuters. Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” has become the fastest-selling single ever on Apple’s iTunes store worldwide, racking up more than one million downloads in five days, Apple said on Friday.

“Not for nothing, the album’s finished and it’s f***king really good,” Gaga, clad in a full-length leather dress and  fighting back tears, told her fans. “I promise to give you the greatest album of this decade, just for you.” via Billboard.com.

Watch Lady Gaga stop her show in Washington, D.C. to stop audience members from fighting. Lady Gaga breaks up fight at Washington, D.C. concert – baltimoresun.com.

Militant rockers Rage Against the Machine said on Wednesday they would headline a concert to raise money for organizations challenging a new Arizona law that targets illegal immigrants. Read more @ Reuters

A former producer to pop sensation Lady Gaga has sued his one-time protege for more than $30 million claiming he was instrumental to her success but unable to profit from it when their romance ended. Read more at Reuters