Warrant For Arrest of Michael Jackson's Doctor

He had a strong reaction to the warrant, read about it here.

Clint Eastwood Swatted

Clint Eastwood was the latest celebrity to be targeted for a "swatting" prank in Los Angeles, where a prankster made a fake 911 call that sent police to the famed actor's home.

TMZ reports that Law enforcement sources told them that multiple units rushed to Eastwood's L.A. home this week after a relay service called 911.

The prankster reported that there were multiple males armed with assault weapons inside the actor's house and people had been shot.

When the officers arrived at the scene, we're told they found nothing wrong ... the standard "swatting" scenario. more.

Mumford & Sons Back On Top

(Gibson) It's no surprise that scoring a Grammy usually results in a big spike in record sales. As predicted, alternative folk-rock act Mumford & Sons have the Grammys to thank for boosting their latest album, Babel, back to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart.

Babel took home Album of the Year honors at the Grammys, and since then, the album has hit #1 on the chart, pushing 185,000 copies, Nielsen SoundScan reports. Of course, the album was #1 for three consecutive weeks last year, so being on top isn't exactly a new phenomenon for Mumford & Sons.

Other acts that saw an increase in sales after either picking up a Grammy or performing at the ceremony included the Lumineers (moving from #10 to 6 on the chart) and fun. ( moving from #14 to 7). more on this story

Beyonce's Father Proud of Her Lip-Syncing

(Radio.com) In Beyonce's Life Is A Dream documentary she touched on her relationship with her rap star husband, her daughter and her one-time manager who happens to be her father. While the husband has remained quiet on the doc, and the daughter is too young to speak, the singer's father, Mathew Knowles, offered some insight into his daughter's new motherly role.

"I'm proud to see her as a mother," Mathew Knowle's told HLN. "I know this was something very important to her. To see her just hold [her daughter] Blue Ivy, that is something very special. I have a picture that nobody else would ever get to see of her holding Blue Ivy and you can see the joy in her face."

While Mr. Knowles was tight with other details about his relationship with Beyoncé and his granddaughter, he did offer a few words on the lip-sync controversy that dogged his daughter when she sang to a backing track at the Presidential inauguration.

"When I see her perform I am so proud, it reminds me of when she was a kid and I know all of her dreams come true," he said. "I can tell the special thing when Beyoncé is really happy, there is a certain way she dances a certain smile she has. I saw that. It brought tears to my eyes. It's a dad thing." more on this story

U2's Bono and Santana To Honor Quincy Jones and Michael Caine

(Gibson) Producer Quincy Jones and actor Michael Caine are turning 80 years old this year, and they won't celebrate the landmark alone. U2 frontman Bono and Carlos Santana are just two of the musicians slated to honor Jones and Caine during the Keep Memory Alive organization's 17th annual Power of Love gala.

The show is set for April 13 at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Expect a mix of live performances and presentations paying tribute to Jones and Caine in one action-packed night.

Other celebrities scheduled to attend or perform at the show include Snoop Dogg, Whoopi Goldberg, Chaka Khan, Herbie Hancock, Jennifer Hudson, and will.i.am.

The Power of Love gala will also serve as a fundraising benefit for the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, which offers support for the treatment and research into neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's, Huntington's and Parkinson's disease. more on this story

Alec Baldwin's Wife Denies Racial Slur Allegations

(Extra) "Extra's" Lifestyle Correspondent Hilaria Baldwin opening up only to "Extra" about recent headlines surrounding her husband Alec. Hilaria sitting down with AJ Calloway as new information emerges refuting allegations that Alec recently used racial slurs against a photographer – as both a recording and witness reinforce that Alec did not use a racial slur against the photog this weekend.

While Hilaria can not talk about specific cases because of pending legal issues she did say, ""It's not something that I would ever hear him say, we have been hurt tremendously by it." Hilaria explaining the couple is no stranger to dealing with paparazzi, "What happens is it comes in waves, when ever something happens the paparazzi, all know where we live." Hilaria even saying she has been bruised by cameras that have come to close too her, "Tons of people taking your pictures, coming up with microphones, they come up very close." She has also seen paparazzi topple over a baby stroller and fall on a baby.

Now that Hilaria is pregnant herself she is even more concerned for her safety and asks photographers to please keep their distance. Hilaria understands that photographers have a job to do but says, "If there doing this to us right know, imagine what is gonna happen when we have a little baby, what is it going to like for our little kid."

The recent news has been difficult for both Alec and Hilaria, "There were a lot of tears. My husband gets very frustrated and is just as upset about it." Both a recording and witness indicate that Alec did not use a racial slur against the photog this weekend. Hilaria, "There are very few things that hurt more than to be falsely accused. "Hilaria went on to say no one deserves to be harassed and stands by her husband, "I know my husband, I married him because she is the best guy I ever met in my life, I married him because he has a huge heart. We have friends of all different races and back grounds." more on this story

Singled Out: Caught A Ghost

Today Caught A Ghost mastermind Jesse Nolan tells us about their new song and video "Somehow," which comes from their brand new EP "Nightworks". Here is the story:

I was super depressed on my birthday when I wrote 'somehow.' Since I was 12 or 13 I've had an acute sense of my own mortality and the trajectory of my life around the time of my birthday. The reality is I'm a pretty cheerful person, but I get this hilariously profound adolescent sadness that 'settles in,' just about every February, which makes me feel that all my efforts are totally pointless and fills me with despair. I was feeling this way before heading out with a group of friends to celebrate and I picked up a guitar and Somehow just spilled out, in about 20 minutes, in it's complete form.

The video was fun to make, we just shot it off the cuff while I was visiting Tessa in Toronto, and then shot some more in Hudson, New York, where her family lives. We had the idea to use projections of the footage as a way to simulate memory. The song deals with the illusory and transitory nature of life so we wanted the video to reflect that.

Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and check out the new video here and learn more about the group right here!

98 Degrees Announce Comeback Album Release

(Radio.com) For all those fans that have been waiting the last ten years for new music from 98 Degrees, the wait is almost over.

The boy band has officially announced they will release their new album, 2.0, on May 7.

"We are really excited to bring our fans new music and get out on the road," Nick Lachey said in a statement. "This is a long time coming."

Last year, after the band performed for the first time in nearly a decade, they announced they would be making a new album. Their first since 2000's Revelation. No word yet on exactly what the new songs will sound like, but fans can expect to hear some of their classic harmonizing. more on this story

Brit Awards Admit They Wronged Adele

(Radio.com) Adele's home country is apologizing for the way they treated her at last year's Brit Awards.

The singer took home Best Album at the 2011 awards show for her album, 21, but her acceptance speech was cut short to keep the show from running over its allotted time. Adele was none too happy about the slight and even flashed the middle finger to the cameras.

Now the show's chairman, David Joseph, is speaking out, hoping to make amends for their error.

"How can you take an artist who has made the biggest cultural impact musically this country has seen globally for some time and cut her off in the middle of her speech?" he told The Guardian. "I very much to this day question what was happening in that control booth." more on this story

Frank Ocean's Next Album Well Underway

(Radio.com) Frank Ocean is not home simply polishing his newly acquired Grammy awards. He's already deep into his next album and working through his tour plans.

Ocean's debut album Channel Orange showed the singer/songwriter's ability to color outside the lines. While fans wonder if his next set will be more of the same, Ocean is already answering that question in the studio.

"I'm 10, 11 songs into this next thing," Ocean told BBC Radio 1. "It's another cohesive thing, bordering on a concept record again."

His new album, he explained, will be a continuation of Orange. "At the end of Channel Orange, there's 'Golden Girl' and it's this beach scene, and I kinda wanted to extend that feel into the next record all together, kinda make it that theme," he said. "I'm going to Bora Bora when I get back [to the U.S.]. I put a studio in my house. I'm gonna take it all to the beach and work for a few weeks." What about collaborations?

Mariah Carey Almost Home With Song For Wizard Of Oz Movie

(Radio.com) On Mariah Carey's latest single, the singer pays tribute to Dorothy Gale with a modern twist on her style.

Her newest song, "Almost Home," featured on the soundtrack for Oz The Great And Powerful, takes Dorothy's classic sentiment and sets it to an upbeat mix of synths and an electronic marching drumbeat.

On the track, Mariah sings the message: "When you're almost there/ Almost home/ Know you're not alone/ You're almost home."

The new Disney film, in theaters March 8, is a re-imagining of the 1939 classic, The Wizard of Oz and stars Mila Kunis, James Franco and Michelle Williams as Glinda the Good Witch. Check out a stream here.

Michael Buble Sets New Album Release

(Radio.com) Michael Buble has a new baby on the way, but first he's going to welcome the release of his new record.

The singer just announced his sixth album, To Be Loved, will be out on April 23. "My new record is about love, happiness and yummy things," the Canadian crooner said in a statement.

The album, which has Bublè reteaming with producer Bob Rock, who last worked with the singer on 2011's Christmas, features covers like "To Love Somebody" by the Bee Gees, Dean Martin's "Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)," the Jackson 5's "Who's Loving You" and "Have I Told You Lately" by Elvis Presley. more on this story

Jerrod Niemann Shares Garth Brooks and Blake Shelton Writing Experience

(Radio.com) Before Jerrod Niemann broke out as a solo artist he was writing for some of the biggest singers in country music.

In an interview with Radio.com, Niemann explained how he came to pen tracks for Garth Brooks and Blake Shelton.

"Really every situation is unique," he said. "In the particular case of Mr. Garth Brooks, I had just moved to Nashville and I ran into one of my friends from college. I didn't know that he lived in Nashville either and he showed up at my house one night and said, 'Man, you wouldn't believe this! I just ran into Garth Brooks and he's agreed to listen to some of our songs.'"

Niemann wrote several singles for Brooks including "Good Ride Cowboy," "That Girl Is a Cowboy" and "Midnight Sun" and recalled when he got his first phone call from the singer.

"My mom was in Nashville for Mother's Day and I was taking her to the airport and I got a phone call and it said 'Caller ID blocked,'" he said. "To be honest I thought it was either a collection agency or probably an angry ex-girlfriend. When it was Garth Brooks I was very surprised and about crashed my truck. At that moment I got to know him and we began writing." more on this story

Brett Eldredge Explains Perfect Country Song

(Radio.com) While Brett Eldredge is putting the finishing touches on his debut album due out later this year, we had to ask him what he thinks the perfect country song is.

"The perfect country song is 'You Never Even Called Me By My Name' is what David Allen Coe said in that one song," Brett told Radio.com. "In that song he says that's 'the perfect country and western song.' He has that line in the third verse."

Brett admits he's not sure what the perfect country song is, but if he had to make a decision it would involve one of Brooks & Dunn's songs.

"But what is the perfect country song? I don't know. I love Brooks & Dunn. I love 'Neon Moon.' Brooks & Dunn was one of the main reasons I got into country music," he admitted. "'Neon Moon' and 'Brand New Man.' When I heard that for the first time, we wore that CD out in my little town. The greatest hits CD, I can still see it." more on this story

Brantley Gilbert Explains What Motivates His Song Writing

(Radio.com) Songwriters like Brantley Gilbert write about what they know and feel. "It's definitely an honor to have somebody come up and tell you that your song helped 'em through something," Gilbert said.

In fact, he admits this is the main reason he's in the music business. Gilbert has written some pretty personal songs including "You Don't Know Her Like I Do" and his current single, "More Than Miles," and for him it's worth sharing those songs when he hears how they've touched his fans.

Every bad boy has a soft side, and for most of them revealing their softer side is not so easy to do. But when you are a songwriter like Gilbert you can share feelings and emotions that you might not be able to otherwise convey.

Gilbert showed his romantic side last month when popped the question to fiancé, actress and fellow country artist Jana Kramer. Kramer told the story of how he rented out the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville for a proposal we're sure she'll be telling her grandkids one day. Read their reaction