E! Online - If you got a feeling of déjà vu on tonight's Jon & Kate Plus 8, it's because some of the same footage aired last week on American Chopper when the Teutuls connected with the Gosselins to create a bike for Jon Gosselin.

AP - David Letterman says his joke about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's daughter was a lousy joke, no matter how you cut it, and he's sorry.

AP - "Tears in the Darkness: The Story of the Bataan Death March and Its Aftermath" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 480 pages, $30), by Michael Norman and Elizabeth Norman: A new account of the Bataan Death March, in which more than 70,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war were victims of appalling barbarism — a particularly grim episode of World War II following Japan's invasion of the Philippines.

Reuters - Former Beatle Paul McCartney has launched a "Meat Free Monday" campaign in Britain in a bid to help combat climate change.

Reuters - Despite the foreign launch of three big titles, including domestic box office winner "The Hangover," "Terminator Salvation" was the top pick overseas for a second weekend with estimated sales of $46.1 million from 80 territories.

AP - Thousands of "American Idol" hopefuls made it through the rain — and the cold — hoping to find their singing respected by the judges as Season Nine auditions kicked off near Boston.

E! Online - Denzel Washington and John Travolta did all right for, you know, movie stars.

E! Online - Now that he's found some Solace, Daniel Craig is ready to be shaken and stirred again.

AP - Brad Pitt and his siblings have given $1 million to help a Missouri hospital open a new pediatric cancer center that will be named for their mother.

AP - A rare leather-bound book that played an influential role in America's early history could bring a windfall for a soldier training for his second tour in Iraq.

AP - Thousands of "American Idol" hopefuls made it through the rain — and the cold — hoping to find their singing respected by the judges as Season Nine auditions kicked off near Boston.

Reuters - The party kept rocking for "The Hangover," the first big surprise hit at the North American box office this summer, while Eddie Murphy suffered a headache with his second consecutive flop.