Snoop says he's welcome in England; man who is suing Lohan drops claim against restaurant; Spice Girls cancel world-tour dates.
R.E.M. frontman, Bright Eyes head up anti-war concert; Korn honored by hometown; Gorillaz launch cell phone game.
Craig Nicholls tells Australian court he suffers from Asperger Syndrome.
News comes in wake of onstage incident, canceled show in Sydney.
Eclecticism might generate the wrong kind of hits, he says.
Also hitting stores is Now That's What I Call Music! 15.
Aussie Invasion Tour spotlights funky fuzz, punky buzz.
Men's room scene one of several animated touches in 'Cold Hard B****.'
New single a 'short, sharp' blast of random images, hits airwaves in February.
Road trip kicks off March 18 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Group's third single likely either "Mary Jane" or "Homesick."
For 'Outtathaway!' video, band weathers a food storm onstage in a club.
Concerned as the acts were about nailing their performances, they were just as psyched about taking part in this year's event.
Brandy, Sheryl Crow, Vines, P.O.D. also new to night's roster.
DMB's Busted Stuff moves more than 621,000 copies its first week out.
Albums by Pulse Ultra, Mary Mary also hitting shelves.
Australian group launches first major U.S. tour with ragged 40-minute set.
Video for 'Get Free' directed by Roman Coppola.
Other highlights included DJ Z-Trip blending Michael Jackson, Rage Against the Machine.
