April 14, 2006

Finally, after years The Beatles at last go digital too. Apple Corps. has confirmed plans to digitally remaster the music act's entire catalog while furthermore to make it available for download via online stores.

Neil Aspinall, a former road manager for the Beatles and managing director of Apple Corps, said in written witness testimony that the company is in the process of remastering the Beatles' entire music catalog to make it available for download.

Following the success of her chart-topping record, "Breakaway", Kelly Clarkson is planning to embark on a twenty-four-date summer trek, dubbed the "Addicted" tour, beginning on June 30th in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The jaunt reportedly will not merely feature tunes from the American Idol's current album, but also from her forthcoming third album, set to hit stores in late 2006 or early 2007.

What's new from Lindsay Lohan? Greater than her being dumped by Louis Vuitton, the teen actress apparently has become the youngest ever waxwork at the famed Madame Tussaud's museum in New York City.

Madame Tussaud's has since Wednesday April 12th, 2006 unveiled a wax statue of her, which attracted hundreds of visitors from all ages. It was reportedly a great success that topped the unveiling of the Paris Hilton statue.

Martin Singer, the attorney for Britney Spears, said on Wednesday April 12th, 2006 that the child welfare agents who visited the pop singer's house in response to a hospital report of an injury to baby boy Sean Preston have cleared her and her husband Kevin Federline of any wrongdoing.

While Martin won't provide any further details concerning the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, or DCSF visit to Spears' house, published accounts by the Los Angeles Times and People magazine mentioned that the Saturday visit to the star's home is prompted by an 'incident' during which Preston fell from a high chair and hit his head.