Of course, he thinks his house is haunted by boring old regular people ghosts. But, in an interesting [read: ridiculous] twist, he also believes that he has felt the presence of John Lennon at a friend's house in Manchester. Because, you know, the ghost of John Lennon doesn't have anything better to do than stand around and stare at one of the dudes who rip off his music every chance they get.



Then again, while I can see haunting Mark David Chapman is probably his top ghostly priority... it has probably gotten old after so many decades, so maybe Liam Gallagher isn't batshit crazy and John Lennon's ghost is having a laugh.

*note: The image is not an actual photo of the ghost of John Lennon.

The band launched a sneak attack on fans with their new digital-only single, "Lord Don't Slow Me Down," after repeatedly saying not to expect anything from them for the rest of 2007. And not only that, but they made a video for the song, which will be bundled with the digital single that comes out on October 21st. Of course, being that our good friends at YouTube never skip a beat, you can watch the video right here and now.

The new song, "Lord Don't Slow Me Down," is pulled from their upcoming DVD and will be released as a digital-only single on October 21st. The always humble Noel Gallagher spoke about it, saying, "The title track was so brilliant that the powers that be said 'lets just put it out'." Oh, by the way his second kid popped out this weekend. Yay? Not nearly as exciting as a new single, though, is it?

In a recent interview, Jon Bon Jovi lashed out at Oasis and Robbie Williams, claiming "they couldn't fill a bar," as well as Pete Doherty and David Beckham, dismissing them all as nobodies. I wonder if Jon Bon Jovi could find this new place I just heard about, England, on a map... I hear these people sell out stadiums over there.

He also feels Noel's money makes him somehow incapable of writing a good song again. But Luke isn't going to let that happen to him, or his band! [By the way, Luke Pritchard is the singer for The Kooks, in case you were wondering.]

Included in the high-profile auctions are signed guitars from Noel Gallagher, Kings of Leon, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and the Happy Mondays, as well as signed skinny jeans from Johnny of Razorlight, amongst other items generously donated by artists.

...thanks to the organizers of 'The Gallagher Clan Global Gathering.' Somehow, I just don't see this happening....

Although nobody expected the band to release anything new this year, they will be releasing a DVD of footage recorded on their last word tour. The DVD is due on October 29th.

How? Well, maybe they're writing new songs, but really, here's all the proof you need: Alex James is making jabs at Liam Gallagher in the British press.

Meg Matthews, who made £26,000 earlier this year selling items from the home she shared with ex-husband Noel Gallagher, is at it again. Time to open those wallets, Oasis fans.