AP - Punk musician Travis Barker has sued over the South Carolina plane crash that injured him and killed two friends.

E! Online - Travis Barker is seeking a different kind of closure.

Reuters - Vampire romance "Twilight" sucked in more than $7 million at U.S. box offices from its first midnight showings, a strong take for the highly anticipated film, industry sources said on Friday.

AP - Add Kanye West to the list of artists previewing their new CDs on MySpace Music.

Reuters - Three top U.S. comedians next week will bring variety shows to television and one, Rosie O'Donnell, believes the format could stage a comeback amid the slumping economy if families start gathering around TVs for cheap entertainment.

AP - County officials in Wisconsin are holding the bag following a movie shoot involving Johnny Depp as famed bank robber John Dillinger.

AP - Add Kanye West to the list of artists previewing their new CDs on MySpace Music.

E! Online - Tyra Banks is shrinking her syndicate.

E! Online - Just more proof that Tina Fey is possibly some kind of superwoman...or at the very least a good luck charm.

AP - Spider-Man has another baby on the way.

AP - The last time Guns N' Roses released an album of all-new material, there were no iPods or digital downloads. There was no "American Idol." No music blogs. No MySpace.

E! Online - Did Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz really name their kid Bronx Mowgli? That has to be a joke.

AP - "The Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks" (Grove Press, 214 pages, $24), by William S. Burroughs and Jack Kerouac: More than 60 years ago, when Jack Kerouac was 23 and William S. Burroughs was 30, they were arrested in New York City for helping a friend cover up a murder. Although neither had written anything worth mentioning yet, they fancied themselves writers. So, after they beat the rap, they collaborated on a novel based on the case.

AFP - Pop superstar Madonna and her British husband Guy Ritchie were granted a "quickie" divorce on the grounds of his unreasonable behaviour Friday, a month after announcing their eight-year marriage was over.

E! Online - Clearly Bruce Willis doesn't want Michael Jackson to be the only star embroiled in a legal rumble with royalty.