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Andrew Lloyd Webber Has Cancer- Timberlake Restrains Stalker- Kanye West Criminal Charges Dropped- Michael Jackson Warhol Auction- Leona Lewis' New Video and more


10/26/2009
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(Day in Pop) Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, his spokeswoman said Sunday. The 61-year-old Lloyd Webber's condition is in its early stages, a statement from his publicists said. more

Justin Timberlake was granted a temporary restraining order on Friday against a 48-year-old woman his attorney described as a "mentally unstable celebrity stalker." court records show. The papers state that the woman was placed in protective psychiatric custody by police after she trespassed at the singer's home on Thursday. more

A court commissioner on Friday dismissed criminal charges against Kanye West and his road manager stemming from their altercation with two photographers at Los Angeles International Airport in September 2008. more

Tickets for Garth Brooks' first 20 shows at the Wynn Las Vegas resort sold out in less than five hours. more

Leona Lewis has release a new video for her single "Happy,"
from her forthcoming album Echo, which hits stores November 17th. Check out the video here

Christie's auction house will offer up a portrait of Michael Jackson by Andy Warhol in New York on Nov. 10. The auction house told The Associated Press on Friday that the 30-by-26-inch portrait should fetch an estimated $500,000 to $700,000. more

An official for Madonna's African charity says the star has arrived in Malawi to visit the girls school she is building in the impoverished country where she adopted two children. more

Tickets to four of country singer Taylor Swift's 2010 tour dates sold out in two minutes after going on sale on Friday, her publicists said. more

Alicia Keys is rumored to have moved release date for her new album "The Element of Freedom" from December 1 to December 15. more



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