Warrant: Drug in Jackson case came from Vegas firm
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Police believe a batch of drugs blamed in Michael Jackson's death was purchased by his personal physician at a Las Vegas pharmacy, court documents released Friday show.
Q&A: Debut CD from Wale taps into his emotions
NEW YORK (AP) - Wale wanted to infuse his debut album with a woman's touch, so the rapper recruited singing divas like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Chrisette Michele and Jazmine Sullivan to get that feeling across.
Chris Brown receives 'extremely favorable' report
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Chris Brown has received an ``extremely favorable'' report from probation officials overseeing his felony assault case, a judge said Thursday.
Ricky Martin raises money in Germany for kids
COLOGNE, Germany (AP) - Latin superstar Ricky Martin said Thursday he is teaming up with a German broadcaster to support his foundation and build a youth center for children in his native Puerto Rico.
Norah Jones experiments with guitars and grooves
NEW YORK (AP) - Indie-rock producer Jacquire King had long been an admirer of Norah Jones' smoky, seductive voice, but the man behind acclaimed albums from Kings of Leon to Tom Waits never thought the two would ever inhabit the same musical orbit, let alone work together on a CD.
Nicole Richie is hospitalized for pneumonia
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nicole Richie has been admitted to a Los Angeles hospital and is being treated for pneumonia. Her representative says she's doing well.
2 sites selling Beatles songs to remain shut down
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Two Web sites that sold songs by The Beatles for 25 cents apiece should remain shut down indefinitely, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
LA police ask judge to keep Jackson records sealed
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A police detective asked a Nevada judge Wednesday to keep warrant documents in the Michael Jackson death investigation sealed until Jan. 18.
Janet Jackson: Michael in denial over drug problem
NEW YORK (AP) - Janet Jackson says she recognized her brother Michael's drug problem, and tried to help him, but that he rebuffed those attempts to intervene. ``You can't make 'em drink the water,'' Jackson told ABC News in an interview airing Wednesday. When asked if her brother was in denial about his addiction, she replied, ``Possibly.''
Charges dropped in Perez Hilton case
TORONTO (AP) - Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio Molina apologized to celebrity blogger Perez Hilton as part of an agreement allowing assault charges against him to be dropped, lawyers said Wednesday.
Charge dropped in Perez Hilton assault case
TORONTO (AP) - Lawyers say assault charges against Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio Molina, accused of punching celebrity blogger Perez Hilton, have been dropped.
Charge dropped in Hilton assault case
TORONTO (AP) - Lawyers say assault charges against Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio Molina, accused of punching celebrity blogger Perez Hilton, have been dropped.
Taylor Swift to have greeting card line
CLEVELAND (AP) - Fresh off her triumph at the Country Music Association Awards, Taylor Swift has won a deal to create a line of greeting cards for American Greetings Corp.
Law firm sues Rod Stewart for $3.3 million
CLEVELAND (AP) - Fresh off her triumph at the Country Music Association Awards, Taylor Swift has won a deal to create a line of greeting cards for American Greetings Corp.
Journalists kept in court after Jackson MD leaves
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A court officer briefly detained a group of journalists inside a Las Vegas courtroom Monday following a hearing involving Michael Jackson's former personal physician.
LA pushes to get repaid for $3M Jackson memorial
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A court officer briefly detained a group of journalists inside a Las Vegas courtroom Monday following a hearing involving Michael Jackson's former personal physician.
