Sinead o'connor News

Irish singer Sinead O'Connor has called for Pope Benedict to step down over an Irish government report that said church leaders covered up widespread sexual abuse of children for 30 years.

ORDAINED singer Sinead O'Connor believes the Papal Nuncio to Ireland, Archbishop Giuseppe Leanza, should be expelled from the country because of what she calls the contempt displayed by the Vatican to the Murphy Commission on clerical child abuse.

Actor-producer-director Maximilian Schell is 79. Actor James MacArthur is 72. Singer-keyboardist Gregg Allman of the Allman Brothers is 62.

Entertainers have been misbehaving on TV - or accused of it, at least - long before singer Adam Lambert was even born.

A half-century ago, the king of controversies was whipped up by none other than the King, Elvis Presley, although no one seemed more mystified by all the fuss than Elvis himself.

Singer sheds new light on victims of sex-trafficking with re-release of 'This Is to Mother You.' Sinead O'Connor is putting her song, 'This Is to Mother You,' off the 1997 'Gospel Oak' album, to good use.

PEOPLE of all ages swelled the evening traffic around a balmy Sligo Town on Friday last for Culture Night; four hours of events held throughout the town.

Pull out the old VCR and rewind the tape. Some common wisdom holds that the commercial real estate market is destined for, if not already in the midst of, a replay of its early 1990s crash, around the time Dana Carvey was parodying the first President Bush on Saturday Night Live , Sinead O'Connor topped the charts, and the brand-new Mirage Hotel ...

One can make out shades of Sinead O'Connor in Rae Spoon's powerful, emotive vocals.

Speaking as a Bob Dylan fanatic, I am ashamed by this particular moment in Dylan history.

The Spin knew that Nashville Cream's '80s night at the Mercy Lounge was going to go one of two ways--either the bands were going to play sincere, earnest covers or just get silly drunk and cheese it up with power ballad after power ballad.

BEAUTY beyond comparison, brutal reminders of man's capacity for violence and an event many felt would never come about - it was all happening at the start of the 1990s.

Singer Sinead O'Connor has told how she's proud of herself for tearing apart a photograph of Pope John Paul II as a protest.

The artist will be joined by two of her old singing partners, Steven Cooney and Kieran Kiely.

Green singer Sinead O'Connor has demanded that all the glasses, plates, napkins and loo rolls used backstage on her European tour must be made of recycled materials.