AP - The Police ended one of rock 'n' roll's most successful reunions in Madison Square Garden on Thursday with a tribute to other famous trios, an assist from some real cops and a not-particularly close shave.

AP - Over 40 and still tuneful. Not only tuneful, but filled with an energy that belies its four decades of existence. The Public Theater's Central Park production of "Hair" is the most exuberant, middle-aged musical around.

Reuters - A pithy but entirely lightweight original movie, Lifetime's "True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet" entertains nonstop and even tosses out a few truths about its subject matter. Although the title suggests something almost pulp-like, this little cream puff of a film, which revolves around the misadventures of a teen superstar, is fit for any teenage viewer.

AP - You can go home again. After all, where would playwrights be without all that angst?

AP - The formula is pretty familiar by now in these Judd Apatow-produced comedies. A couple of buddies get into trouble, and as they try to bumble their way out of it, their friendship only grows stronger.

AP - Randy Newman, "Harps and Angels" (Nonesuch)

AP - Lloyd, "Lessons In Love" (Universal Motown)

AP - Keith Anderson, "C'Mon!" (Columbia Nashville)

AP - Jamey Johnson, "That Lonesome Song" (Mercury Nashville)

AP - Yes, the pants still exist, but now they're covered in patches and jewels and etched with the memories and dreams of the four young women who've been wearing them. And they still travel — to New York and Vermont, Turkey and Greece, and various points in between.