George Michael, who was arrested after police found him slumped over the steering wheel of his car in an intersection in north London last October, will face an additional charge, a prosecutor said Wednesday.

No date has been set for trial on the charges, which stem from an Oct. 1 incident.

A bass player from Uptown Kingston and drummer from Woodstock this spring and summer will tour for a second time with pop rocker and No Doubt front woman Gwen Stefani.

Jimi Hendrix's family filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday over the use of the guitar legend's name to market a brand of vodka.

The family claims in the lawsuit that companies owned by Seattle businessman Craig Dieffenbach used trademarked material to market Hendrix Electric Vodka and other products.

Janie Hendrix, Hendrix's adopted sister and chief executive of Experience Hendrix, the family's company, said the promotional campaign was a "sick joke" because Hendrix's death in 1970 was tied to alcohol consumption.

A curvy silhouette appeared on a jumbo screen above the Qwest Center Omaha stage. A saxophone lilted a practice arpeggio, the audience quieted, and the ushers vanished.

Music World/Columbia Records will release Beyonce's “B'Day” Deluxe Edition, an expanded two-CD edition of the pop star’s best-selling Grammy-winning solo album, on April 3.

Britney Spears claimed she was the "Antichrist" before trying to commit suicide, it has been reported.

A lawsuit has been filed against Sean "Diddy" Combs, alleging the music mogul punched and pushed the plaintiff and his girlfriend at a Hollywood nightclub.

Maroon 5 will release its sophomore album, "It Won't Be Soon Before Long," May 22 via the new A&M/Octone Records partnership. The first single is "Makes Me Wonder."

An uncharacteristically short three years after their last disc, 2004's "To the 5 Boroughs," the Beastie Boys are putting the finishing touches on a new record. "Hopefully that'll be out this summer, too," group member Adam Yauch tells.

The Police have unveiled dates for late summer/early fall European tour, beginning Aug. 29 in Stockholm. So far, 13 shows are confirmed, although additional dates in Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, and Denmark are pending, according to the band's Web site.

Reunited former boy band Take That added another U.K. No. 1 single to its collection (March 4) as "Shine" (Polydor) rose 10-1.

Kelis was charged early Friday with trying to disrupt an undercover police operation by screaming racial profanities and rushing toward two female officers posing as prostitutes, Miami Beach, Fla., authorities said.

Björk has set a release date for her new album, "Volta." According to her Web site, the Atlantic effort will drop May 7 and with feature guest appearances from LFO's Mark Bell, drummer Chris Corsano (Sonic Youth, Six Organs Of Admittance) and Chinese pipa player Min Xiao-Fen.