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22 December 2011 Last updated at 20:11 ET

Diana Ross set for Grammy tributeDiana Ross, Glen Campbell and Steve Jobs

Singer Diana Ross, country legend Glen Campbell and late Apple founder Steve Jobs are to honoured for their contributions to the music industry at February's Grammy Awards.

Olive Tree from Larissa Sansour's Nation Estate projectCensorship row cancels art prize

A Swiss art prize worth 25,000 euros (£21,000) is cancelled amid controversy the organisers censored one of the nominees.

MadonnaArrest over Madonna song leak

A man has been arrested and charged by Spanish police over allegedly leaking a version of Madonna's new song. Newsbeat

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