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T.I. has dual No. 1s but claims underdog status (AP)

Actress Lindsay Lohan arrives at the Diesel xXx party Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008 in the Brooklyn borough of New York. (AP Photo/Gary He)AP - Although T.I. owns both the No. 1 album and single in the country, the platinum-selling rapper says he still feels like the underdog.


Katy Perry to host MTV Europe Music Awards (Reuters)

Singer Katy Perry performs 'I Kissed a Girl' at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles September 7, 2008. (Mario Anzuoni/Reuters)Reuters - Katy Perry, the singer/songwriter of the summer smash "I Kissed a Girl," will host the MTV Europe Music Awards in Liverpool on November 6.


Please please me.. with no more mail, Ringo says (Reuters)

Former Beatle Ringo Starr talks to the media as he arrives for his 68th birthday celebration in downtown Chicago, Illinois July 7, 2008. (Frank Polich/Reuters)Reuters - Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has told fans to stop sending letters and requests for autographs, saying mail will be thrown away after October 20 because he has too much to do.


Jonas Brothers to play Cowboys' Thanksgiving game (AP)

The Jonas brothers, from left, Nick Jonas, Kevin Jonas and Joe Jonas stand with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones along the sidelines Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008 in Glendale, Ariz. prior to the Arizona Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys football game. The Jonas Brothers will perform during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys' nationally televised Thanksgiving Day game against the Seattle Seahawks. The band will officially kick off the 2008 Salvation Army Red Kettle Christmas campaign at the November 27 contest.  (AP Photo/Paul Connors)AP - The Jonas Brothers will perform during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys' nationally televised Thanksgiving Day game against the Seattle Seahawks.


With new "Black Ice," AC/DC turns off iTunes (Reuters)

File photo shows singer Brian Johnson (top) and guitarist Angus Young of ACDC at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel, March 10, 2003. (Mike Segar/Reuters)Reuters - For those about to rock, AC/DC salutes you. Unless, that is, you want to buy the Australian heavy metal group's newest album, "Black Ice," on iTunes, or anywhere but Wal-Mart when it drops in record stores on October 20.


Janet Jackson cancels more concerts (AP)

In this June 2, 2008 file photo, singer Janet Jackson appears onstage during a taping of MTV's 'Total Request Live' at the MTV Times Square Studios in New York.  (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, file)AP - The doctor has again ordered Janet Jackson to postpone a return to her "Rock Witchu" tour.


Lil' Kim Sued and Silenced (E! Online)

Lil' Kim Sued and Silenced(E! Online)E! Online - Lil' Kim has a big problem on her hands.


Music photographer William Claxton dies at 80 (AP)

This photo released by Christopher Claxton and taken by William Claxton shows Chet Baker, in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles in 1954. Claxton, a celebrated photographer who worked with such entertainers as Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra and who helped establish the organization that runs the Grammy Awards, died Saturday Oct. 11, 2008. He was 80. Claxton died of complications stemming from congestive heart failure, his son Christopher said. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Christopher Claxton,  ©William Claxton)AP - William Claxton, a celebrated photographer who worked with such entertainers as Bob Dylan and Frank Sinatra and who helped establish the organization that runs the Grammy Awards, has died. He was 80.4f3a5f423aaa08565cfebff0 ce7adf30#60;/p>

Oscar loosens rules for music categories (Reuters)

Glen Hansard (L) and Marketa Irglova pose backstage after winning an Oscar for best achievement in music (original song) for 'Falling Slowly' at the 80th annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, February 24, 2008. (Mike Blake/Reuters)Reuters - Reversing a year-old regulation, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has approved the use of CDs of songs and scores in campaigns for the music Oscars.


Stars come out to honor Pavarotti at Petra (Reuters)

The orchestra performs at a tribute charity concert and memorial ceremony for the late Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti in Petra October 12, 2008. Proceeds from the concert will generate funds for projects in Afghanistan by the U.N. refugee agency and the U.N. World Food Programme, as well as for the Petra archaeological site 180 km (120 miles) south of Amman. (Muhammad hamed/Reuters)Reuters - Sting, Andrea Bocelli, Placido Domingo and other stars of popular and classical music honored late Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti at a star-studded concert in Jordan over the weekend.