Paparazzo Cullen Reavley is suing Britney Spears and her mother, Lynne, claiming he was seriously injured in 2004 when Spears' mom allegedly backed into him with her SUV and knocked him down.

Madonna has inked a deal with Sweden's H&M to provide her and her touring staff...band, dancers, roadies, assorted hangers-on...with their off-stage wardrobe during her current Confessions tour. (Jean-Paul Gaultier is handling her onstage apparel.)

All the "Idol"-obsessed fans flocking to record stores next Tuesday to buy Taylor Hicks' debut single, "Do I Make You Proud," will be supporting the American Red Cross, because 25 cents of every copy sold will go to the organization.

In Washington D.C. to endorse a National Women's Confidence Day, Queen Latifah told People she might one day get into politics. "Maybe I'll run for Senate," the rapper-actress said.

Barbra Streisand announced Thursday that she will embark on her first tour in 12 years, playing 20 U.S. concerts this fall. Proceeds will go to several of her pet causes, including education, the environment, and women's health. Her most recent album, Guilty Pleasures, came out last fall.

Country icon Loretta Lynn, 71, is recovering at home a day after undergoing shoulder-replacement surgery in a Nashville hospital. The "Coal Miner's Daughter" singer injured her left shoulder last Sunday.

Babyshambles frontman and Kate Moss ex Pete Doherty is in a rehab clinic in Portugal, according to his lawyer, who told a London court the treatment was "going well."

Beyoncé Knowles is searching for an all-female band for her upcoming tour in support of her second solo album, B Day, due out on her birthday, Sept. 4. The former Destiny's Child chanteuse holding auditions Monday in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Burbank, California, and Weehawken, New Jersey. Finalists will be flown to New Orleans to audition personally for Knowles later in the week. The tour hits the road June 20.

Rapper Jay-Z will take the stage June 25 at New York's Radio City Music Hall to perform his legendary album, Reasonable Doubt, in its entirety in honor of its 10th anniversary.

Singer and former MTV VJ Steve Isaacs and three former members of Jane's Addiction...guitarist Dave Navarro, drummer Stephen Perkins, and bassist Chris Chaney...played a sold-out gig Wednesday night at the Roxy Theater in Los Angeles and announced they're a "new band," calling themselves Panic Channel.

After sticking by William McKnight, the man charged with her attempted murder, through two suicide attempts, a pregnancy and a stint in jail, Mindy McCready has finally come to her senses and is suing him for $3 million instead.

Though the Dixie Chicks' Taking The Long Way has topped the Billboard charts for the last two weeks, tickets for their upcoming tour have been selling dismally, leading to speculation that much or all of the trek might be canceled or postponed.

Paul McCartney and estranged wife Heather Mills McCartney are denying reports that Mills-McCartney had won full custody of the couple's daughter, Beatrice.

Ashanti's former manager, Linda Berk, is suing the singer for millions, alleging breach of contract. Meanwhile, a spokesman for Ashanti claiming Berk's contract simply expired and was not renewed.

Meat Loaf is suing Jim Steinman, the writer of the song "Bat Out of Hell," for more than $50 million, claiming that he should be the only one allowed to use the phrase in connection with the music and that Steinman wrongly claimed ownership of the phrase.

The Rolling Stones announced on their Website that Keith Richards has made a full recovery from his head injury and that their Bigger Bang tour will now commence July 11 in Milan.

Zac Hanson, the youngest member of the brother band Hanson at age 20, married Kate Tucker, his girlfriend of five years, in Atlanta on Saturday.