Reuters - Republican presidential candidate John McCain isn't letting Paris Hilton distract him from his new line of attack -- that Barack Obama is more of a celebrity than a leader.

AP - Fall is full for Mark Wahlberg. The 37-year-old actor-producer has upcoming productions in film, television — and his own family.

AP - Play it again, Sam. The whole album, please — and in order.

AP - The woman who was injured along with Morgan Freeman in a weekend car accident apparently is a friend of the Oscar-winning actor who had offered him a ride home, a crash witness says.

AP - David Gilmour's 15-year-old son did not just hate school. He seemed to have a psychological allergy to it.

Reuters - Google Inc has launched a music search service in China that will give users access to free downloads of licensed songs, while capturing advertising revenue for music providers in a market rife with piracy.

AP - Snoop Dogg's done Hollywood. Now he's moving on to Bollywood.

AP - WASHINGTON (AP) — Attention, America: Paris has spoken. Paris Hilton, the blonde, doe-eyed celebrity thrust into the presidential campaign in an ad by Republican candidate John McCain, issued a tart rebuttal Tuesday, albeit in a scantily clad, tongue-in-cheek kind of way.

Fashion Wire Daily - Scarlett and Penelope and Javier, Oh My! Living Large at the "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" Premiere By Jenny Peters August 5, 2008 – Los Angeles, CA

AFP - Republican John McCain made a play for the "change" mantle of Democratic foe Barack Obama, and distanced himself from his own party, in his latest salvo of the White House advertising wars Tuesday.

Reuters - Cablevision Systems Corp said it will hire investment banks to evaluate spinning off at least one of its businesses, among other strategies including repurchasing stock or initiating dividend payments.

Reuters - U.S. Republican presidential candidate John McCain's campaign has bought $6 million in TV advertising time during the Olympic Games from NBC Universal, a source familiar with the deal said on Tuesday, topping an earlier purchase by Democratic rival Barack Obama.

AP - A newly discovered tape of The Beatles laughing and chatting during an early recording session has sold for about $23,000, an auction house reported Tuesday.