Reuters - As stylish as the band it depicts and occasionally as enigmatic, "The White Stripes: Under Great White Northern Lights" stands out among tour films largely because of the strange tour at hand.

AP - LOS ANGELES (AP — Tweens probably don't know who Patsy Cline is, which is why Lilly Scott thinks she was voted off "American Idol" Thursday night.

Reuters - To celebrate the 200th birthday of Frederic Chopin, Decca Records and Deutsche Grammophon are putting 21st-century marketing to work.

Reuters - Lawyers for music producer Phil Spector have appealed his conviction for killing a Hollywood actress, claiming the trial judge made several errors including introducing new evidence at his second trial.

AP - Lawyers for legendary music producer Phil Spector have asked an appellate court to throw out his second-degree murder conviction on grounds of judicial error and prosecutorial misconduct.

AP - Iggy Pop was starting to feel like the Susan Lucci of rock 'n' roll.

AP - The 22 pieces of custom-made furniture Michael Jackson commissioned for his London home are going on the auction block.

AP - A member of the pop group Girlicious has been charged in California with drug possession with the intent to sell after Glendale police allegedly found a dozen plastic bags of cocaine in her Gucci purse.

AP - A musical celebrating Ray Charles is headed for Broadway this fall.

AP - Brooks & Dunn have landed a star-studded lineup for their "Last Rodeo" concert special to be filmed following the Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas.

AP - Teen power won out on "American Idol" as Katie Stevens claimed a place in the top 12 while a more experienced singer got the ax.

"American Idol" revealed this season's top 12 after voters gave the ol' heave-ho to another four hopefuls on Thursday night. Did one of your favorites get eliminated?

Katelyn Epperly, who underwhelmed the judges singing Carole King's "I Feel the Earth Move," was first to feel the boot. "It was definitely a great experience and I've learned a ton," she told Ryan Seacrest.

Next, the voters decided that Todrick Hall was not "Somebody to Love," despite his animated performance of the Queen classic the night before. "This has been an awesome experience," he said. "I came here to prove that I'm not just a dancer -- I can also sing -- and I think I did that."

Billy Corgan has some harsh words for John Mayer, following the singer/songwriter's quips to Playboy magazine about Jessica Simpson being "sexual napalm."

“As far as it pertains to her. I think for any person who has celebrity to sort of drop rocks at somebody else’s feet like that -- there’s things you should really just keep your mouths shut on. There’s things that should just be left alone,” Corgan, who is rumored to be dating Simpson, tells Rolling Stone magazine.

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman believes Mayer is trying to self destruct, telling the publication, "Rather than take a year off or change his musical direction … some part of it is irritating his soul to the point where he’s trying to blow it up. Certainly a talented guy, but empathetically, standing on the sidelines, it’s hard to watch someone literally burn their career to the ground -- speaking as somebody who’s done it.”

Diana Ross announced that she will head out later this year on her "More Today Than Yesterday" tour.

The multi-city tour will kick off in Boston on May 15 and run until June 12, and will feature Ms. Ross singing her greatest hits accompanied by a live string and horn section.

Check out Diana's Facebook page for more at www.facebook.com/dianaross.

A new slew of musicians have made it into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and TV viewers can watch the induction ceremony live.

The event will honor rock legends, ABBA, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, The Stooges and The Hollies.

The musicians will be inducted by their peers including Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb of the BeeGees and Wyclef Jean.

Rumored to be dating Billy Corgan, Jessica Simpson opens up about her relationship with the Smashing Pumpkins frontman, referring to him as a "very, very dear friend."

"I can't find good enough words to speak about Billy," she tells Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS FM radio show. Corgan worked on a song with Simpson for her new VH1 show "The Price of Beauty."

She says of her time in the studio with the rock star, "For him to give his time and talents and share them with me, it was a great experience and I hope we can do more music together."

Multi-Grammy-winning music producer Quincy Jones will soon be honored by the likes of Mary J. Blige, Jennifer Hudson, Usher and other music stars, who will record versions of his hit songs in a new album!

Q: Soul Bossa Nostra, set for release in May or June, will include contemporary versions of Jones' classic hits performed by Jamie Foxx, LL Cool J, Wyclef Jean, John Legend, Snoop Dogg and others.

Jones will executive produce the album, which will compile songs selected by the artists themselves.

Country music supergroup Rascal Flatts guest starred on Thursday night's episode of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and the band spilled behind-the-scenes secrets to ET!

"We jumped at the chance, the opportunity [to guest-star]," guitarist Joe Don Rooney told ET. "It's been a blast."

“We get to step out, do something different,” added lead singer Gary LeVox. “We’ve all had the drive to try to maybe do some acting… It’s kind of a win-win for everybody.”

The United Nations presented popstar Shakira with a medal to acknowledge her philanthropic work for issues concerning children and youth.

Shakira founded the Barefoot Foundation in her native country of Colombia. The organization provides proper nutrition and an education to upwards of 6,000 children. It also extends its outreach to the kids' parents and community.

At the ceremony in Geneva, Shakira made a call for others to offer service: "It's not too late to keep our promise to our children, but we must act now. Together, we can make education and decent work for all a reality."

Country legend Reba McEntire and fellow singer Blake Shelton were up bright and early Tuesday morning to announce the Academy of Country Music Awards nominees on CBS' "Early Show" and ET got the backstage scoop.

"We represent country music this morning, and that's an honor," Blake said of reading the list of nominees.

Both Reba and Blake received a nomination, and Reba told ET, "We're tickled. Absolutely wonderful." Blake chimed in, "I'm shocked right now. She's actually holding me up right now."

The Osmond family has turned to one another as they strive to move forward following the suicide of Michael Bryan, Marie's son. Marie's brothers and nephew gathered in Utah on Monday night to support the release of David's new album, "Reflected." They also used this as an opportunity to reflect on the tragedy that has afflicted their tight-knit family.

Donny Osmond said, "Whenever there's a situation where there needs to be rallying, the Osmonds rally around each other and support each other. And, there's a lot of that going on right now."

Upon receiving the devastating news of Michael's death, the brothers immediately boarded Donny's plane to join their sister in Las Vegas. "It meant a lot to her to have us at her house," reported Donny.

Almost seven months after calling off their last tour when singer Steven Tyler fell off a stage, Aerosmith is heading back out again, this time to Europe.

The legendary band's "Cocked, Locked, Ready to Rock" tour kicks off on June 10th in Sweden.

"Back by popular demand with more spit and fire than ever before, we're coming across the pond and parting the waters as we go," Tyler said of the upcoming tour.