Yahoo! News: Entertainment
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                  as of Sat, 04 Feb 2006 11:49:26 GMT

    Lance Armstrong, Sheryl Crow Break Up (AP)

AP - Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow have split, the couple announced in
 a joint statement Friday night. The seven-time Tour de France champion
 and the rock star announced their engagement in September. It would
 have been her first marriage and his second. He has three children from
 a previous marriage.

    Soldier Says He Thought Woodruff Was Dead (AP)

AP - The first soldier to check on ABC anchor Bob Woodruff after he was
 attacked by a roadside bomb said that "my initial assessment of him was
 that he was dead."

    Robert Blake Files for Bankruptcy (AP)

AP - Robert Blake has filed for bankruptcy, 2 1/2 months after a civil
 court jury found he "intentionally caused" his wife's death and awarded
 her children $30 million in damages.

    James Taylor Tribute to Start Grammy Week (AP)

AP - Even after 30-plus years and dozens of hits, James Taylor admits he
 remains mystified by the music business.

    Celebrity sleuth Pellicano re-arrested in Calif (Reuters)

Reuters - Private eye to the stars Anthony Pellicano, freed from prison
 on Friday after serving 2 1/2 years for firearms offenses, was
 immediately arrested again in a federal wiretap investigation closely
 watched in Hollywood.

    Bond Helmer Busted for Prostitution (E! Online)

E! Online - Paging the producers of Casino Royale: We think we found 
 your next Bond babe.

    Rockers map out ticket promotion (Reuters)

Reuters - When red-hot pop-punk outfit Fall Out Boy was preparing to
 launch its upcoming U.S. tour, all involved knew the band needed to do
 something special to fill the arena-sized venues it had booked.

    Rolling Stones at Super Bowl a logistics challenge (Reuters)

Reuters - Before the Rolling Stones play at Sunday's Super Bowl halftime
 show, producers will have six minutes to roll out and assemble a
 gigantic stage, erect 27 tons of lights and herd a 3,000-person
 "studio" audience to the center of Detroit's Ford Field.

    Would you like a DVD with your tall latte? (Reuters)

Reuters - Starbucks' music retail strategy has included an exclusive
 release from Alanis Morissette, a co-release from Ray Charles and the
 creation of a record label, Hear Music. Now the coffee giant is hoping
 customers would like to see music as well as hear it. Beginning
 Valentine's Day, Starbucks becomes a video retailer.

    "Diva" a bitchy comedy set in TV world (Reuters)

Reuters - Howard Michael Gould's satiric showbiz comedy "Diva" -- a
 scathing behind-the-scenes look at TV production -- might best be
 subtitled "Swimming With Sharks."

    Robert Blake Files for Bankruptcy (AP)

AP - Robert Blake has filed for bankruptcy, 2 1/2 months after a civil
 court jury found he "intentionally caused" his wife's death and awarded
 her children $30 million in damages.

    Music Stars Make Red Hot Fashion Statement (AP)

AP - Sheryl Crow, Lindsay Lohan, LeAnn Rimes, Lee Ann Womack and other
 singing stars strutted their stuff for a new crowd Friday: the fashion
 editors, stylists and retailers at New York Fashion Week.

    Son Kellerman Team Joins the Book Business (AP)

AP - When Jesse Kellerman hit a crisis of confidence midway though his
 debut novel, he turned to two people whose expertise in such matters is
 pretty much unquestioned.

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