AP - John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono and his admirers are so protective of his legacy they don't want any of his original drawings photographed in full.

AP - "I may not be able to do the 40th. Thirty years is pretty good, and the show is still very popular." — Larry Hagman, on his plans to attend a "Dallas" reunion party, in an interview with The Dallas Morning News. The popular prime-time soap opera ran from 1978 to 1991.

AP - Quiet time is a rarity for the Jonas Brothers these days.

AP - The Source, which was in bankruptcy last year, is relaunching with a 20th-anniversary issue and a new focus — a direction that its co-publisher says will restore the magazine, once known as hip-hop's bible, to prominence.

AP - Kid Rock is returning to the Video Music Awards for another hit performance — and this time it doesn't involve a fistfight with Tommy Lee.

E! Online - "No! What?! Right. I can give you a definite no on that. In one word: No. In two words, hell, no!"

E! Online - We suppose "Exit Music (for a Film)" would have been just too obvious a choice.

E! Online - The fate of Madonna's Sticky & Sweet tour just got a whole lot sweeter.

E! Online - Maybe this is how Pamela Anderson and her ex Tommy Lee play dating poker. Pam goes, "I'm dating a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family." Tommy goes, "I'll see your Arab prince and raise you one reality-TV vixen." Or maybe that's all just in our heads.

AP - When Elvis Presley made his TV special in 1968, he was coming off a string of forgettable films and a long dry spell on the charts, and the rock 'n' roll music he'd helped pioneer had given way to the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix.

AP - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is going on the road to New York — the city that spawned hip-hop and gave Bob Dylan and the Ramones their start.

AP - Quiet time is a rarity for the Jonas Brothers these days.

AP - Britney Spears tells OK! magazine she's focused on family life these days, looking forward to her two sons meeting their new cousin, daughter of her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.