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Adam Lambert Returning to American Idol

(RCA) American Idol Season 8 runner-up Adam Lambert will be returning to the American Idol stage on Thursday, March 10th.

Lambert will perform an acoustic version of "Aftermath". Says Lambert, "Billboard turns the song into a fresh new dance pop anthem to blast on the radio and in the clubs!"

Says Lambert;"["Aftermath"]...was written about finding the courage to be honest with yourself and the people who love you. It's about facing adversity and taking risks in the name of personal liberation. The song takes on different meanings to different listeners. I hope this song inspires people to be who they truly want to be... And dance!" more on this story

Christina Aguilera Accused of Song Theft

(TMZ) If Christina Aguilera's hit "Ain't No Other Man" sounds like a classic, that's because its infectious beat comes from a 43-year-old song -- and a new lawsuit claims Sony Music hasn't paid the rightful owner for the sample.

Take a listen ... Christina's song clearly samples from a 1968 latin soul tune called "Hippy Skippy Moon Strut"(aka "I'll Be a Lucky Man) by Dave Cortez and the Moon People. Gotta love that name.

According to the federal lawsuit, filed in New York, TufAmerica purchased exclusive rights to 'Hippy Skippy' in 2004 ... however Sony Music -- Christina's label -- made a deal with Codigo Music and the Clyde Otis Music Group to use the song. more on this story

Lindsay Lohan Won't Agree To Jail

(TMZ) Lindsay Lohan doesn't care what her lawyer is negotiating ... she's not going to cop a plea to anything if it involves jail time ... sources connected to LiLo tell TMZ.

TMZ broke the story ...Shawn Holley is trying to broker a plea deal that will almost certainly involve jail time. Holley and prosecutor Danette Meyers are going to see Judge Keith Schwartz next week, and Holley wants to take the judge's temperature on how much jail time he'll give her if she pleads guilty. The judge made it clear at the last hearing -- Lindsay WILL do time -- probably 3-6 months.

But sources close to Lindsay tell TMZ ... she doesn't care what kind of deal Holley gets -- if there is ANY jail time involved, she wants no part of it. We're told Lindsay wants to go to trial and believes the surveillance tape will clear her name. more on this story

Dr. Drew Hosting Charlie Sheen Special Tonight

Dr. Drew Pinsky never misses a chance to appear on camera, so this news from VH1 comes as no surprise:

VH1 just announced a VH1 News special on Charlie Sheen hosted by Dr. Drew Pinsky titled, "VH1 News Presents: Charlie Sheen: Winning…or Losing It?" tonight Monday, March 7th at 8/7c.

Dr Drew Pinsky has dedicated his career to helping people overcome their addictions to drugs and alcohol. Charlie Sheen has always seemed to live the life of a rock star with lots of sex and drugs but over the last few years his life has begun to spiral out of control and the recent spate of events surrounding Sheen have the world wondering, "What happened?"

Segments of the special will be available on VH1.com following the on-air premiere. more on this story

James and Ben Taylor Kick Off Father and Son Tour

(Gibson) Ben Taylor has toured alongside Sheryl Crow and Blues Traveler, but never his own father. Until now, that is. The son of James Taylor and Carly Simon kicked off on a North American tour with his dad on Friday in support of his upcoming release, Listening, out later this year. Ben and his father will perform each show side by side, the two playing each other's songs.

"I originally asked if I could come out opening for him, but the whole set is integrated, and we're both on stage, performing on each other's songs," Ben said. "Half the songs are my dad's, and half are mine. It's phenomenal."

Ben says playing together was inevitable. "Really, it's a dream come true," he said in an interview with Gannett Media. "It was something we always figured we would get to sooner or later, but neither of us wanted to rush it. I didn't want to be ill prepared, because I know what a pro he is." more on this story

Thirty Seconds To Mars Add Tour Dates

(EMI) Thirty Seconds To Mars have added new dates to their upcoming North American Closer To The Edge Tour.

8 new dates including 3 college shows at Carthage College, University of Illinois and Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a second show in Montreal have been added to the tour routing which was announced last month and kicks off April 8th in San Jose, CA (full schedule below).

Thirty Seconds To Mars will play a very special hometown show in Los Angeles on April 9th at the Gibson Amphitheater. They will also headline The Bamboozle Festival on April 29th in Rutherford, NJ. more on this story

Next Generation Jazz Festival

The Monterey Jazz Festival has announced its annual Next Generation Jazz Festival, April 1 - 3, 2011 in downtown Monterey.

The weekend-long event, devoted to the future of jazz, includes the Next Generation Jazz Festival Jazz Competition with Big Bands, Combos, Vocal Ensembles, and individual musicians vying for a spot on the stages of the 54th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival. The event will be open to the public, free of charge.

With over 1200 students participating in the Next Generation Jazz Festival, Monterey Peninsula residents are in a unique position to enjoy the largest gathering of young jazz talent in the region, outside of the Monterey Jazz Festival itself. Sixty-four groups from ten states will participate in the 2011 event, which marks the Festival's 40th anniversary of the birth of its Annual Jazz Competition. more on this story

Charlie Sheen Roots Remix

(Gibson) On Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the host introduced this week's Remix the Clip segment as a Charlie Sheen special.

He said: "All of today's clips come from one person – Charlie Sheen who's been everywhere this week, doing a bunch of interviews and just saying some really awesome stuff."

?uestlove, from the Late Night house band The Roots, then did is thing, focusing on some of Sheen's trending catchphrases like "winning" and "tigerblood." Check it out here

The Day The Beastie Boys Made History

On this day in 1987, The Beastie Boys became the first rap inspired act to have a no. 1 album in the U.S. with their debut Licensed To Ill. Gibson takes a look back: Back in 1979, future Beastie Boys Adam Yauch and Michael Diamond, along with friends John Berry and Kate Schellenbach, decided to start a band in their hometown of Brooklyn, New York. It was Berry, the band's original guitarist, who suggested the name "Beastie Boys," which was inspired by a phrase he'd read in the book, The Fog, which was the novelization of John Carpenter's famous 1980 film of the same name. With Yauch on bass, Schellenbach on drums, Berry on guitar and Diamond handling the vocals, the Beastie Boys made their live debut at Berry's house during a party celebrating Yauch's 17th birthday.

In 1982, the Beastie Boys were filmed by Philip Pucci playing a gig at the Preston Drama Dance Department Theater at Bard College. That night's opening act was a band called The Young and the Useless, featuring future Beastie, guitarist Adam Horovitz. A one-minute clip from the resulting short concert film, titled Beastie, was included on the Capitol Records home video Skills to Pay the Bills, which eventually sold more than 500,000 units and earned a gold sales award from the Recording Industry Association of America.

This exposure helped the Beasties land opening slots for more established bands, including Bad Brains, Dead Kennedys and Reagan Youth, at happening venues around New York City, including CBGBs and Max's Kansas City. Later in '82, the Beasties went into the 171A studios to record their 7" EP titled Pollywog Stew, followed by Berry leaving the band and being replaced by Horovitz (Berry went on to form the bands Thwig, Big Fat Love and Bourbon Deluxe.) more on this story

Love Songs are Seasonal?

(money.co.uk) Quirky new research by money.co.uk has shown a strong correlation between love song sales and the seasons.

Valentine's Day, the onset of Spring and the run-up to Christmas all being high times for pro-love song sales, while anti-love songs see a rise in the iTunes charts during peak break-up times and around the Autumn Solstice.

Holli Mcmenamin, a psychology graduate from London, says "It's an interesting snapshot of the general population's mood, and the fact that there are such definite peaks and troughs suggest that it's not as random as you would expect, or at least not just the result of the 'powers that be' (Apple, marketing executives, etc.) pushing certain tracks. If that were the case, both lines would probably be fairly straight throughout the year. It's hard to say how big an influence heartbreak is or by what mechanisms it affects the charts, but we can see here that its presence is definite." more on this story

Talk Show Host Rolonda Watts Arrested

(TMZ) Former talk show host and news anchor Rolonda Watts was arrested early Saturday morning on suspicion of DUI ... TMZ has learned.

Watts was busted at 1:30 AM in Hollywood and was booked into jail in Van Nuys at 4:07 AM. She is currently being held on $15,000 bail.

Watts worked at WNBC in New York for several years, was a correspondent for "Inside Edition," and hosted her own talk show, "The Rolanda Show." According to her website, she currently hosts an Internet talk show, called "A BraveHearTView." more on this story

Electra Films New Video

(Submitted) Electra teamed up with Chipotle Films for the official music video of her single "Problem Child", written by Electra, Mickey Kravitz (Harlow), and Hyland Church (Electra; Harlow; DC4). Chipotle Films with Director Jose Marcelino Ortiz, Electra, and crew took over a sound stage in Los Angeles with a cast of over 100 people.

Producer Mickey Kravitz cast everyday people, drag queens, punk rockers, bikers, glam rockers, models, etc, as the song is about standing up for who you are no matter what you look like, what ethnicity you are, what turns you on, what you do, what you wear, etc! We are all unique individuals with a different story to share, yet we all live in this same place called earth, sharing the same experience called Life, and need to be treated equally!

The cast of this video, really connected with the message of the song in a level that for some it was as inspiring as life changing. A gay guy came out of the closet on set and did a kissing scene with another male, for the first time in his life in public. "I am who I am, so let me be" is the message of the song, and the cast and crew really stepped up to the plate, to create a video much inspiring, creative, edgy, sexy, extreme, shocking, and exciting. Los Angeles punk veteran Texas Terri also appears in the video for a guest star cameo. The "Problem child" video is scheduled to be released the first week of April 2011. more on this story

Playing For Change at SXSW

(ID-PR) Playing For Change return to Austin for a performance at SXSW at Copa on March 16 at 10:00 PM.

The 2011 festival appearance kicks off their newest project Playing For Change - Songs Around The World Part 2, out on Hear Music/Concord Music Group and available at all Starbucks retail locations nationwide on May 31.

Playing For Change made their US performance debut at SXSW in 2009. The project gained the public's awareness when their version of the song "Stand By Me" accumulated over 30 million views on YouTube. more on this story

IRS Liening On Al Pacino

(TMZ) Al Pacino whose movies have grossed over $1 BILLION -- owes the IRS $188k TMZ has learned.

The Internal Revenue Service just filed a tax lien against Pacino -- claiming he slighted the government out of $169,143.06 in 2008 and $19,140.44 in 2009 ... for a grand total of $188,283.50.

A rep for Pacino tells TMZ ... Al never intended to screw over Uncle Sam ... and blames the whole thing on his former business manager Kenneth Starr ... not the guy from Lewinsky fame ... the convicted Ponzi schemer who was just sentenced to seven years in prison for bilking a bunch of Hollywood bigwigs out of millions. more on this story

No Help Coming From Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs

(Conqueroo) Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs remain true to their DIY aesthetic with their new album No Help Coming, which is set for release on April 26 on Transdreamer Records.

No Help Coming is the fourth full-length release by Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs, and the latest of nearly 30 albums on which the veteran indie icon is featured. But she's quick to dismiss any suggestion that she's refined her approach during her 20 years as a recording artist.

"I'm proud to say that I don't think there's been much development at all, really," Golightly asserts. "I still only know the same chords I did when I was 14, and I still write songs about the same things. But I did get a tuner three years ago, which was monumental."

Indeed, as much as her work has evolved over the years, the London-born, Georgia-based singer/guitarist has maintained a fierce fidelity to the same raw DIY musical principles that first established her as a seminal influence upon multiple generations of garage combos and lo-fi artists. Her current outfit, Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs, is a stripped-down duo that teams her with Texas-bred multi-instrumentalist and longtime collaborator Lawyer Dave, who contributes guitar, drums and backing vocals.

On No Help Coming, scheduled for release on April 26, 2011 on Transdreamer Records, Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs continue to make music that's spare and earthy yet unfailingly tuneful, drawing upon gritty blues, country and rockabilly influences while maintaining an unmistakable personal resonance. As Playboy.com commented, "Golightly's songs are so fresh and timeless they could have been recorded yesterday or 40 years ago."

The new 12-song set, recorded in the twosome's adopted home state of Georgia, features such notable originals as "The Rest of Your Life," "You're Under Arrest," "Get Out My House" and the swaggering title track, all of which pack as much of a musical and emotional punch as anything they've recorded. No Help Coming also continues Golightly's longstanding tradition of putting her stamp on unexpected cover material, with personalized readings of country legend Bill Anderson's "The Lord Knows We're Drinking," the mysterious Mr. Undertaker's 1955 rhythm-and-blues cult classic "Here Lies My Love," and Wendell Austin's vintage psycho-country epic "L.S.D. Made a Wreck of Me." The last tune features an appropriately impassioned lead vocal by Lawyer Dave. more on this story