(Photo: Tony Barson)It may have been Joel Madden who was busted for having pot in his Sydney, Australia hotel room, but it was his buddy Seal who went on a Twitter rant about it.

The British singer took to social media on Tuesday to defend his fellow The Voice Australia coach after police were called to Madden's hotel and found a small amount of marijuana.

While Madden was nothing but polite when discussing the incident and said on Tumblr, "Sydney is my adopted home and I appreciate the way the NSW police handled the situation. They have informed me there will be no charges. I hope this didn't cause too much drama for anyone," Seal expressed very different sentiments.

The "Kiss From A Rose" singer, who was once married to model Heidi Klum, defended Madden and touted his charity work, and then proceeded to lash out at what he calls "trash media." But no sooner did he rant than he thought better of it and deleted all but the following tweet:

photo: Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesThe story of Miguel's leap across the crowd in May at the Billboard Music Awards is far from over. At least one woman, Khyati Shah, says she was badly injured when the "Adorn" singer crashed into the crowd during his performance.

Not much was known about Ms. Shah before now, but we now know that she's a full-time foreign exchange student here from New Zealand, studying for a double degree in politics and philosophy at UCLA.

Yahoo! Music caught up with her attorney, Vip Bhola, to learn more about the status of her health situation.

Passengers stuck for hours on a plane on a Las Vegas runway went all R. Kelly the other day in their attempt to provide themselves with some pre-in-flight entertainment. No, they didn't urinate on each other, although that might have helped them cope with the 100-plus degree temperatures. Instead, they broke into song, singing Kelly's monster hit "I Believe I Can Fly."

Actually, this phenomenon seems to be gaining traction. Just a few days earlier, while passengers were stuck on a plane in Beijing, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra busted out their instruments for an impromptu performance.