A weekend report in the U.K.'s The Observer said Wembley owners and the Australian developer building the new venue have settled their differences and the stadium will be open for next year's FA Cup Final.

Tim Murphy has been named GM of the Wachovia Center and Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia.

The South ruled Black Entertainment Television's Hip-Hop Awards nominations October 12th in Atlanta, and the city's own T.I. led the pack with eight nods, including CD of the year for his album The King.

Sara Evans alleged in divorce papers that her husband Craig Schelske had photos on his computer of him having sex with other women, watched pornography in front of the kids and that he had posted requests for sex at Craigslist.org.

Kylie Minogue is determined to return to Australia with a bang. Her "Showgirl Homecoming" dates for Frontier Touring, which begin November 11th in Sydney, have been revamped.

The most extraordinary of the stories reporting the row over Madonna's efforts to adopt a child in Malawi was the one in The Sunday Times that said the baby boy's family wanted to come to the U.K. to make sure he wouldn't be brought up in poverty.

Pollstar continues its real life lessons in the concert business.

Foreign artists embarking on a U.S. trek for the first time need to be diligent in making arrangements to transport their gear across the Pond and around the States.

California State Sen. Kevin Murray will see his term end November 30th, and he's going back to work at the William Morris Agency.

Carrington Abernethy (formerly Carrington Beck), the former senior director of booking for Live Nation – Motor Sports, has been named general manager of Chicago's House of Hope entertainment complex, a 10,000-capacity arena that is home to the Salem Baptist Church.