Womack spins tales of "Crazy" love (Reuters)

Reuters - Three years after her last album was lauded by the industry but drew little attention on radio, country singer-songwriter Lee Ann Womack is back with "Call Me Crazy."

Mystery Illness Forces Janet Jackson to Nix More Shows (E! Online)

E! Online - Janet Jackson's concert cancellations are adding up as fast as concerns about her health.

Jimmy Kimmel returns as American Music Awards host (AP)

AP - Jimmy Kimmel is coming back to provide more laughs for the American Music Awards.

Xtina's New Look: The Cheeky Checkerboard (E! Online)

E! Online - Singer Christina Aguilera shops for clothes in Hollywood and, if these checkerboard leggings are any indication, not a moment too soon.

Alice In Chains to record first album in 13 years (Yahoo! Music)
Yahoo! Music - Alice In Chains are set to record a new album this year, their first in 13 years.

Coldplay Heats Up Q Awards (E! Online)

E! Online - So much for crafting a rock-star attitude. Chris Martin, he of the newly crowned Best Act in the World Today, has reverted back to his humble beginnings.

A rejuvenated Maxwell returns after 7-year break (AP)

AP - It's hardly unusual for a singer to drop off the musical map. Declining album sales, drug habits, legal woes and other dramas have landed a multitude of chart-toppers on the "Whatever Happened To ..." list.

Lance Bass: Looking for a Sitcom (E! Online)

E! Online - Don't look for Lance Bass to follow in Justin Timberlake's solo footsteps.

Pink's "So What" tops British pop charts (Reuters)

Reuters - American singer Pink has toppled Kings of Leon from the peak of the British pop charts with her single "So What," the Official UK Charts Company said on Sunday.

Vallenato duo bring Colombian genre to U.S. fans (Reuters)

Reuters - Vallenato, the traditional, accordion-anchored music of Colombia's Caribbean coast, has long been seen as a poor cousin of tropical music in the United States.