AP - A spokesman for Amy Winehouse says the 24-year-old soul diva is having more hospital tests after fainting earlier this week.

AP - Pianist Herbie Hancock was honored as musician of the year at the Jazz Awards, just months after he took home the best album Grammy for "River: The Joni Letters," but the big winner was Maria Schneider, who won four trophies.

E! Online - George Michael showed off more than just his voice last night during the opening show of his new 25 Live tour.

E! Online - This Go Getta went and got himself a DUI.

E! Online - Attention, Barack Obama!

AP - George Michael is a most happy fellow these days: He's kicking off his first North American tour in 17 years and same-sex marriage has just been legalized in California.

AP - Tom Waits doesn't play live very often, so when he does, it's an event.

AP - Jen Leffler first escaped into the world of Harry Potter as an adolescent in suburban Chicago. A decade later, the love affair continues. Only now, it means taking road trips to concerts across the country.

AP - Thalia started to give birth to her new album while she was eight months' pregnant with her daughter.

Reuters - Activist rockers Bono and Bob Geldof challenged French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Wednesday to increase aid to Africa, saying France was failing to live up to commitments it made at a summit of leading industrialized countries in 2005.

AP - Rascal Flatts will play with the Boston Pops on the banks of the Charles River during a July 4 concert to be broadcast on CBS.

AP - Students at a Staten Island, New York, elementary school for autistic children sure like the way Jennifer Lopez moves.

AP - Rapper Young Jeezy was charged with driving under the influence and speeding after he was pulled over on an Atlanta highway early Wednesday.