The soundtrack to Walt Disney's "Frozen" is top of the world's best-selling Albums chart selling149.000 copies this week (93.000 in the US and 20,200 in the United Kingdom). In total "Frozen" has sold 1,07 million copies so far.

Lorde's "Pure Heroin" rises from no.5 to no.2 after a 60% sales increase to 106.000 copies thanks to her Sophisticated Performance on the Grammies!

Bruno Mars' "Unorthodox Jukebox" rushes up the chart from N°18 to N°6 with sales of 65,000. Also new country singer Kacey Musgraves returns to N°22 with "Same Trailer, Different Park'" (29.000 sales). New entry and highest debut for J-Pop Act 2PM at N°7 with "Genesis of 2PM" and sales of 63.000 according to Oricon. Imagine Dragons "Demons" are at N°8 after shifting another 63.000 albums in their 59th week on the best-selling Albums chart.

Metal band Of Mice & Men debut their 3rd Album "Restoring Force" and are at N°9 with 63.000 copies sold.

Katy Perry closes this week's Top 10 with "Prism" after selling another 58.000 copies this week.

Katy Perry's new hit Single "Dark Horse" (feat. Juicy J) is in second place. Pitbull's "Timber" ft. Ke$ha slips from N°2 to 3.

Lorde's smash hit "Royals" soars up the top 10 from 8 to 4.

OneRepublic's "Counting Stars" remains at N°5. It's the second biggest hit Single for the band ever, beaten only by "Apologize",  the collaboration with Timbaland in 2007. At N°6 down from N°3 last week, Eminem's "The Monster" ft. Rihanna. At N°7, Avicii's "Hey Brother". At N°8, Jason Derulo's "Talk Dirty" ft. 2 Chainz. At N°9, A Great Big World's "Say Somethin" with Christina Aguilera.

Passenger's "Let Her Go" reenters the Top 10 at N°10 in its 47th week on the chart, and thanks to a new remix with rapper Kendrick Lamar, Imagine Dragons' "Radioactive" makes an incredible leap back to N°11.

The highest debut on this week's chart is the 55th single release of J-pop girl Act Morning Musume. "Egao No Kimi Wa Taiyô Sa" entering the charts at N°26.

Joining Elton John, Lady Gaga was nominated for Outstanding Music Artist.

Nominated for her album "ARTPOP," Gaga joins Goldfrapp (Tales of Us), Elton John (The Diving Board), Tegan and Sara (Heartthrob) and Vampire Weekend (Modern Vampires of the City) in the category.

The 25th Annual GLAAD Media Awards will be held in April.

Lady Gaga has extended her "ARTPOP Ball Tour" with a new leg of dates starting September 23.The new set of dates includes stops in Dublin, Paris, Vienna, Milan, Prague and Zurich.

See the entire list below.

Sept. 23 Antwerp, BE (Antwerp Sportpaleis

Sept. 24 Amsterdam, NL (Ziggo Dome)

Sept. 27 Heming, DK (Jyske Bank Boxen)

Sept. 29 Oslo, NO (Telenor Arena)

Sept. 30 Stockholm, SW (Ericsson Globe)
Oct. 3 Hamburg, DE (O2 World)
Oct. 5 Prague, CZ (O2)
Oct. 7 Koln, DE (Lanxess Arena)
Oct. 9 Berlin, DE (O2 World)
Oct. 15 Birmingham, U.K. (NIA Arena)
Oct. 17 Dublin, IE (O2 Arena)
Oct. 19 Glasgow, U.K. (The SSE Hydro)
Oct. 21 Manchester, U.K. (Phones 4U Arena)
Oct. 23 London, U.K. (The O2)
Oct. 30 Paris, FR (Zenith)
Oct. 31 Paris, FR (Zenith)
Nov. 2 Vienna, AU (Wiener Stadthalle)
Nov. 4 Milan, IT (Forum)
Nov. 6 Zurich, CH (Hallenstadion)
Nov. 8 Barcelona, ES (Palau Sant Jordi)
Nov. 10 Lisbon, PT (MEO Arena)

In just over 36 hours, U2 helped raise over $3 million for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria by releasing their new song "Invisible" for free. It began on Super Bowl Sunday and for each download, Bank of America donated one dollar to (RED), an organization Bono cofounded in 2006 to combat AIDS.

During the game, the group debuted "Invisible" with a commercial and within the first hour of the ad's broadcasting, more than one million people downloaded the song. The bank continued to match downloads through midnight on Monday and in the process, surpassed its original pledge of $2 million. The bank has made a two-year commitment to raise $10 million for the Global Fund. Fans that didn't take advantage of the free window can now purchase the track for $1.29, with all proceeds still contributing to the campaign. 

Since its inception, (RED) has raised over $250 million dollars for the Global Fund, which provides testing, treatment and prevention services for HIV and AIDS to people in the world's poorest countries. "These are much-needed funds for the fight to end the AIDS pandemic in our lifetime and to get closer to the goal of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015," said Deborah Dugan, CEO of (RED). 

Prior to the Super Bowl, Bono said that the track could be considered a "sneak preview" for the group's next album, but it is not the record's first single. U2 have been working the  follow up to 2009's No Line on the Horizon with producer Danger Mouse in New York City over the past year. Bono has estimated that the album will come out this summer.

The group released another new track, the Mandela-inspired "Ordinary Love," last year to accompany the film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. The track won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song and it is up for an Oscar in the same category.