Yearwood philosophical after emergency landing (AP)

AP - Trisha Yearwood had a harrowing experience on a recent flight to Oklahoma when her plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Baltimore because of a cracked windshield.

Guns N' Roses Blogger Busted for Chinese Leaks (E! Online)

E! Online - The FBI is gunning for the Guns N' Roses leaker.

Samantha Ronson Swaps Lindsay for Julia Roberts...for a Good Cause (E! Online)

E! Online - Samantha Ronson may be spending most of her time making headlines with a Razzie winner, but soon she's going to be spending at least one night with the possessor of a more prestigious piece of hardware.

Michael Jackson at 50: `The best is yet to come' (AP)

AP - Michael Jackson marked a personal milestone Friday: his 50th birthday.

Lindsey Buckingham delivers "Gift" to fans (Reuters)
Reuters - Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham is getting ready to hit the road to promote a new album he considers "a little more accessible and familiar" than some of his other solo releases.

Rapper T.I. sets record with singles chart-topper (Reuters)

Reuters - Rapper T.I. has set a new record for the biggest leap to the top of Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart.

Billboard single reviews (Reuters)
Reuters - One might think that after 20 years of melodic mastery, recently elusive Sarah McLachlan might be out of surprises.

Kings of Leon hoping for recognition at home (Reuters)
Reuters - Kings of Leon may be from Tennessee, but the rock band's music has resonated in a bigger way overseas than it has in its own backyard.

Glen Campbell's new album rocks country chart (Reuters)

Reuters - Country veteran Glen Campbell's unusual covers album is his biggest release of new material in more than 30 years.

Billboard CD reviews (Reuters)
Reuters - Young Jeezy balances commercial/pop aspirations with core hip-hop sounds on "The Recession," getting a lift from DJ Toomp, Drumma Boy, Midnight Black and longtime collaborator Shawty Redd on this sonically enjoyable follow-up to 2006's "The Inspiration." Previously criticized for strange rhymes and repeating lines, Jeezy delivers some great turns of phrase on songs like "Wordplay," where he answers claims of glorifying drug dealing with the couplet, "They want wordplay and I got bird play." Considering Jeezy's admission that he's a bit uncomfortable making female-skewed songs, the blend manifests itself most clearly on "Taking It There," with Trey Songz crooning a romantic chorus. While fans may gravitate more toward cuts like "Vacation" and "Yeah," "Taking It There" could wind up being the track Jeezy needs to cement himself as a mainstream artist and not just a favorite of rap aficionados.