The Newsdump, Jan 22, 2010: from Madonna on a stage to the Spice Girls story turning a new page

Eyes down, look in:

» Madonna and Beyonce are among the artists lined up for the Hope For Haiti pop concert. (BBC News)

» The music industry is blaming falling sales on illegal down­load­ing. Newspaper sales, meanwhile, are falling due to the use of bad stock pho­to­graphy. (The Telegraph)

» Millionaire Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien says musicians should charge less for music. (Digital Spy)

» Here's a terribly written but inter­est­ing-in-parts article about the rise of Lady Gaga. (NYPost)

» Three and a half hours well spent: Yes Giantess have remixed Miley Cyrus' 'Party In The USA'. (Neon Gold)

» The Sun have a vaguely worded story about McFly going 'back' to Universal although it doesn't say in what capacity. (The Sun)

» The Cowell Aid single will be 'Everybody Hurts', featuring JLS, Michael Buble and Rod Stewart among others. (Digital Spy)

» The forth­com­ing Spice Girls music will be a "unique cel­eb­ra­tion" of the band. (The Guardian)

That's your lot. Except to say…

» The Southern Shrimp Alliance have appealed to the US Food and Drugs Administration to step up its testing of Indian seafood imports. (Fishupdate)