Spanish singer and actress Rocio Durcal, 61, died March 25th after a five-year long battle with cancer.

The National Enquirer recently acquired photos it claims were taken by Whitney Houston's sister-in-law, Tina Brown, that show what is identified as Houston's bathroom as a drug den, complete with pipes, spoons and lighters.

As Live Nation and the City of Mountain View, Calif., prepare to face off in court April 10th over revenues and other issues at Shoreline Amphitheatre, an updated audit of the shed's books indicates the promoter owes the city $15.6 million in damages.

Within 24 hours of admitting that Wembley Stadium in London won't be ready in time for June's Bon Jovi and Take That shows, the Football Association (FA) has finally lost patience with stadium developers Multiplex and announced that the venue won't open at all in 2006.

The construction woes of London's Wembley Stadium mirror England's preparations for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, according to The Rolling Stones' U.K. agent.

The sale of Freedom Hill Amphitheatre in Sterling Heights, Mich., to Palace Sports & Entertainment may have been halted due to a March 23rd county commission vote regarding parking fees, according to shed officials.

Indie promoter John Yates, 52, died in Gaithersburg, Md., March 14th.

Eugene Landy, 71, the psychologist who gained notoriety for his controversial "24-hour therapy" treatment of Brian Wilson, died March 22nd in Honolulu of respiratory complications of lung cancer, according to a longtime colleague.