Snoop Dogg found himself in the pound again Sunday night—this time after getting collared by Swedish authorities on suspicion of being under the influence of narcotics.

The rapper had performed earlier in the evening with former rival Diddy at Stockholm's Globe Arena as part of the European leg of their Pass the Puff tour.

Snoop was on his way to an after-party in the Swedish capital with two unidentified companions when police pulled over the rapper's car around 1:30 a.m.

Britney Spears has reportedly been captured on video in a state of undress and indulging in some "serious partying" with the two nightclub dancers she swapped clothes with on a recent night out.

The reunited Genesis will visit North America on a fall tour that begins Sept. 7 in Toronto, the group announced this morning (March 7) at a media event in New York.

Ireland's High Court issued a request Monday for Eminem to come to Dublin give evidence explaining the last-minute cancellation of his proposed concert at Slane Castle in 2005.

Timbaland, who's crafted hits for Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado, wants to help Britney Spears reclaim her once-stellar career.

"I feel her pain, it really bothers me," the 34-year-old rapper-producer says in an interview in Entertainment Weekly magazine's March 16 issue. "I'm the type of person who tries to save the world. I just want to take her away, go overseas, and work (it) out."

Timbaland says he invited Timberlake, his "best friend" and Spears' ex-boyfriend, to be part of that plan.

Bono is taking a page from Vanity Fair. Actually, make that several hundred pages. 

The U2 frontman and activist has signed on to helm the magazine's Africa-themed July issue, which will hit newsstands in early June. making him the publication's first-ever guest editor.

"As guest editor, I want Africa to appear an adventure, not a burden, and put faces and personalities to the statistics we read elsewhere," the Dublin native said in a statement.  

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.

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 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.

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.