Reuters - Britney Spears is working on a new album, her label said on Wednesday, as the U.S. pop star seeks to rebound from a period of troubling behavior and hospital stints for psychiatric evaluations.

AP - Lou Pearlman and federal authorities have finally agreed on how much the former boy band promoter swindled from banks and investors in a decades-long scam: a staggering $300 million.

AP - What's black and white and red all over?

E! Online - He might be MIA, but that doesn't stop trouble from finding Eminem.

AP - Farm Aid, the long-running benefit concert, will be held this year in New England for the first time.

E! Online - It's harvest time again.

E! Online - No doubt Coldplay is like totally the coolest and most famous group around.

E! Online - Metallica is riding the Xbox.

E! Online - Joe Jonas says he hasn't been mixing business with pleasure.

E! Online - Dolly Parton is heading to Broadway.

AP - Rush will be appearing on "The Colbert Report," and it's not Limbaugh.

AP - Gary Louris admits that he's not normally a fan of musical reunions.

Reuters - Quincy Jones, the trailblazing Grammy Award-winning producer and composer, was feted for his music and humanity at a 75th birthday party which brought Herbie Hancock, Patti Austin, Mick Hucknall and more to Montreux's fabled stage.

Reuters - When Bruce Springsteen spoke out against the Berlin Wall at the biggest concert in East German history in 1988, no one in the crowd of 160,000 had the faintest idea that the symbol of the Cold War would soon be history.