Reuters - Rapper Young Jeezy claimed his second No. 1 album on the U.S. pop chart on Wednesday, while the newly reunited New Kids On The Block entered at No. 2 with their first release in 14 years.

Reuters - Mexican rock group Cafe Tacuba led the field of Latin Grammy contenders on Wednesday, picking up six nominations in a list that recognized new talent like singer-songwriter Kany Garcia of Puerto Rico and established superstars like Andres Calamaro.

AP - David Gilmour is sorry to disappoint, but there will be no Pink Floyd reunion. He's having too much fun on his own.

E! Online - Britney Spears shouldn't expect to work with Jermaine Dupri on her new album.

E! Online - Mark your calendars.

E! Online - Dolly Parton wrote all the songs for the new 9 to 5 musical, but that doesn't mean the show has an all-country playlist.

Reuters - A thin and smiling Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs launched a much thinner, curved iPod nano music player and joked about the state of his much-discussed health on Tuesday.

AP - British band Oasis has postponed its concert in London, Ontario, after a fan attacked and injured guitarist Noel Gallagher.

Reuters - British rock band Oasis has postponed a concert scheduled to take place in the Canadian city of London on Tuesday, two days after guitarist Noel Gallagher was attacked by a fan on stage in Toronto.

AP - Barbra Streisand can start watching the mailbox for her invitation to the White House, even if it comes a little earlier than she might've hoped.

Reuters - Punk veterans the Sex Pistols will release their live DVD "There'll Always Be An England" on October 14 in the United States.

Reuters - As sales of recorded music plummet, extending a music act's brand into a variety of endeavors provides an alternative means to generate income and broaden the potential audience for its music.

Reuters - Mel Karmazin, trying to shore up Wall Street support for Sirius XM Radio, told analysts that regular radio "sucks" as an investment while the company he heads deserves more respect because of its growth prospects.