The Scoop By Chriss Coats 1/6/05
The Scoop
Friday, Jan. 6
AP
© Jon Stewart to Host 2006 Academy Awards
Jon Stewart has been tapped to host this year's Oscars, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announced Thursday. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Lindsay Lohan Released From Miami Hospital
Lindsay Lohan was released from a Miami area hospital Thursday, after being treated for an asthma attack, her publicist said. "She's on her way home," said spokeswoman Leslie Sloane Zelnick. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Former British rocker Gary Glitter was formally charged Friday with committing obscene acts with two girls aged 10 and 11, a prosecutor said. The charges carry prison terms of three to seven years, said Nguyen Van Xung, deputy chief prosecutor in southern Ba Ria Vung Tau province. Glitter, 61, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, was charged Friday at a jail outside the resort city of Vung Tau where he has been held since Nov. 19 on suspicion of child sex abuse. He was seized at Ho Chi Minh City airport while trying to board a flight to Bangkok.
© Simpson to Kick Off People's Choice Awards
Former "Newlywed" Jessica Simpson will kick off the 32nd annual People's Choice Awards with a special performance. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Police Urge Kate Moss to Answer Questions
One of Britain's most senior police officers has urged supermodel Kate Moss to return home to answer questions over her alleged cocaine use. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Talks Under Way to Settle Jackson Lawsuit
Negotiations are under way to settle Janet Jackson's lawsuit against a New Jersey man over memorabilia that she and her superstar brother claimed were stolen, an attorney said Thursday. http://news.yahoo.com
© Judge Dismisses Michael Jackson Lawsuit
A judge tossed out Michael Jackson's $10 million lawsuit against a New Jersey man over memorabilia the pop star claimed had been stolen. http://news.yahoo.com
© Wife of Singer Babyface Files for Divorce
The wife of Grammy-winning singer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds has filed for divorce after 13 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences, court papers indicated.
http://news.yahoo.com/
Daily News
© Who let these people have kids?
A star is born ... then the trouble starts. Our nominees for celebs' worst moms and dads
Seeing their kids dabble in drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll is enough to freak most parents out — except in Hollywood. When Lindsay Lohan admitted in the new issue of Vanity Fair that she'd used drugs "a little" and was throwing up her lunch, her mom/manager Dina, 43, blew it off. "It wasn't as bad as it looked," she said in the magazine, referring to an episode of "Saturday Night Live" Lohan hosted that emphasized her withering physique. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/380525p-322962c.html
Star Jones is fed up with those gay whispers about her husband, Al Reynolds. In her new book, "Shine," the "View" hostess portrays the 35-year-old banker as nothing short of a superstud. "The first time he held me in his arms sexually, it was almost frightening because we knew our erotic interest in each other could take over every other thing," Star writes breathlessly. "We had an intoxicatingly sexual connection the first two months of our relationship." http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/380551p-322985c.html
New Jersey tourism officials want a rockin' new Bon Jovi track to lure young people to the Garden State. But it's going to cost them. Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora have said the state is welcome to use their latest hit, "Who Says You Can't Go Home," in a new commercial — gratis. But the song's publisher wants $175,000 for the rights, according to budget documents. "That's not a lot of money," a source close to the band tells us. "Coke pays millions to use a song in a commercial. People should get paid for what they write. Jon and Richie are good Jersey boys. They've done so much charitable work for the state." Gannett's Home News Tribune reports that the commercial could run $250,000 — roughly what the state spent for a slogan that was later rejected. The state Commerce, Economic Growth and Tourism Commission is trying to get the commercial's cost added to its $19.6 million budget. "There's no deal yet," says a source.
Lou Reed's second book of photographs, "Lou Reed's New York," comes out next week. If you can't wait, check out the rocker's dreamy urbanscapes tomorrow night in the exhibit "Walk on the Wild Side" curated by Baird Jones at Webster Hall.
Always on the lookout for the big payoff - or, failing that, a chance for crass self-promotion - execs at the online casino BetUS.com yesterday offered Lindsay Lohan "an attractive Costa Rican rehabilitation package." But the odds are slim that the skinny teen queen - who was released yesterday from a Miami-area hospital after treatment for asthma, and in the latest Vanity Fair cops to drug use and bulimia - will be accepting anytime soon. "It's very tacky to take advantage of this situation," scolded Leslie Sloane Zelnik, the 19-year-old Lohan's long-suffering flack. "It's a way to capitalize, and she doesn't need their help. She has the support of friends and family. We don't need this. Gimme a break." http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/380598p-323013c.html
The marriage may be over, but Nick Lachey still clings to memories of life with his soon-to-be ex-wife, Jessica Simpson. "Sometimes I did walk in her shoes. It was sort of a kinky thing we liked to get into," Lachey reveals to Elle magazine about their bedroom adventures. But the 98 Degrees singer and failed solo artist adds: "I haven't even realized my full dirty-talk potential. I think there's some greater moments out there for me." Certainly he doesn't mean a divorce trial!
New York Post
BELIEVE it or not, the Lizzie Grubman Hamptons crash case still isn't over. Grubman was in Manhattan State Supreme Court yesterday, where she played 26 questions with a lawyer for one of the victims of her infamous run-over of 16 people. Grubman was in the robing room of Judge Milton Tingling where she was deposed - again - about the July 2001 incident that left all 16 victims injured. "It went very well," Grubman's lawyer, John McDonough, told The Post's Dareh Gregorian. "She answered all the questions fully." http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix/pagesix_u.htm
ERSATZ punk rocker Avril Lavigne has morphed into a genuine hottie - at least in next month's Harper's Bazaar. The fashion glossy transformed the sour-faced, tie-and-camouflage queen into a modern-day lady (think Sienna Miller) with a little help from Chanel and Gucci. "I'm starting to feel more feminine. I'm getting into hair and makeup and image," the excited 20-year-old singer tells the mag, which calls her temporary new look "Twiggy for the 2000s." Sadly, guys, she's taken: Her 25-year-old fiancé, Deryck Whibley, of bubble-gum punksters Sum 41, recently gifted her a 5-carat rock.
THERE is a reason why Perez Hilton can claim he runs "Hollywood's Most-Hated Web site" - he doesn't even apologize when he gets things wrong. The blogger recently posted bikini photos of a young woman he identified as Sara Moonves, the 21-year-old daughter of CBS chief Les Moonves. Perez also claimed Sara, a junior at NYU, listed herself on Myspace and Friendster looking for fun. All untrue. A CBS spokesman said, "The only thing he got right is her age." Perez told PAGE SIX: "One of my readers sent in pictures and said they were her. It looked like her to me." We're just sorry we ever believed anything on his scurrilous site.
New York Times
© Early Payday for Howard Stern: $219 Million in Sirius Stock
Sirius Satellite Radio said Thursday that Howard Stern had attracted enough subscribers to qualify for the payment under his contract.
© Pop Comfort Over Ambition
In 2005, the public ignored the esoteric favorites championed by critics and went for music that offered comfort and dance beats.
Wall St. Journal
© Verizon Wireless to Launch Music Service
Verizon Wireless is launching its long-awaited music-download service, teaming with Microsoft as it takes on cellular rivals and Apple's popular iTunes service.
MTV
© Don't Expect Justified 2: Timberlake Enlists Rick Rubin For New LP
Justin Timberlake is back with a broader sound, a new songwriting technique and a legendary producer at his side. Rick Rubin is on board for the follow-up to Justified, which Timberlake plans to release this summer.
© Paula Abdul thinks that the upcoming fifth season of "American Idol" may be the strongest season yet, "so it's kind of exciting for us," she told People magazine. "It's the first season we've had strong males and strong females together." She wants to warn female viewers, though, that they should watch at their own risk, since two of the contestants will make them swoon once they sing. "The one girls are gonna fall in love with is Ace," she said. "Man, oh, man, girls are going to fall in love with him. And a guy named Patrick, too. They both have great voices." "American Idol" premieres January 17 at 8 p.m. on FOX.
© Scott Stapp and girlfriend Jaclyn Nesheiwat have set a date for their impending nuptials — the couple plan to wed February 10 in Florida, according to the singer's rep. Nesheiwat is the director of public affairs for Stapp's charitable foundation that supports children; they met at a Muscular Dystrophy Association gala in New York last January.
© If you think that Texas Longhorns quarterback Vince Young looked sharp on the field Wednesday night, Snoop Dogg says wait until you see his kids. Snoop, Trick Daddy, Diddy, Nelly and Luther Campbell are all getting ready to get their Knute Rockne on — they'll be coaching kids' football teams against each other during the inaugural Battle of the Stars Youth Football Classic on January 14 at Dolphins Stadium in Miami. Matchups include Diddy's Mount Vernon Razorbacks against the Snoop Dogg All-Stars, and Nelly's St. Louis All-Stars against Trick Daddy's Miami Overtown Rattlers.
Billboard
© Having completed its promotional obligations in support of its 2005 Geffen album, "Make Believe," Weezer has begun a hiatus of undetermined length. As previously reported, frontman Rivers Cuomo will return to Harvard in February, with plans to graduate in June with a degree in English. In early 2005, he resumed his studies at the university after an eight-year break.
© In what is expected to be the biggest album in the history of Century Media Records, Italian rock act Lacona Coil will on April 4 unveil its latest release, "Karmacode." First single "Our Truth" appears on the "Underworld: Evolution" soundtrack, due Jan. 10 via Lakeshore Records.
© Phish has launched what it describes as the "first-of-its-kind" service for individual live video downloads via its LivePhish.com repository. Through Jan. 15, the service is offering a free download of the New Year's Eve countdown/"Weekapaug Groove" from its 1995 concert at New York Madison Square Garden, which was recently issued as a three-CD audio set via Rhino.
© Legendary R&B vocal act the Temptations will release their latest studio album, "Reflections," Jan. 31 via Universal Music's New Door imprint. The set features 15 new recordings of such Motown staples as "I Hear a Symphony," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "I'll Be There," "Ooo Baby Baby" and "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)."
© R&B/soul artist Robin Thicke has inked with the Neptunes' Star Trak imprint through Interscope for the Feb. 14 release of his second album, "The Evolution of Robin Thicke." Neptunes principal Pharrell Williams appears on first single "Wanna Love You Girl," the video for which was lensed by Hype Williams.
© Santana is the first act confirmed to play the second Rock In Rio -- Lisbon festival, set for May 26-27 and June 2-4 at Bela Vista Park. The massive event was staged in Brazil in 1985, 1991 and 2001 and moved last year to Lisbon, where organizers say it drew approximately 100,000 music fans each day. More information can be found at the festival's Web site.
TV Show Lineups
Friday, January 6
David Letterman: Amy Sedaris, Dennis Regan, the Temptations
Jay Leno: Matt Dillon, ANT, Lil' Wayne
Late Late Show: Daryl Hannah, Iron and Wine with Calexico
Conan O'Brien: Nathan Lane, Sarah Chalke
Last Call: Jeff Daniels, Amy Smart, Jokoy, Damian Marley, Max & The Attack (R 11/18/05)
The View: Felicity Huffman, Peri Gilpin
Regis and Kelly: Randy Jackson, Rascal Flatts (R 6/24/05)
Ellen DeGeneres: Kanye West, Doug Savant
Saturday, January 7
Saturday Night Live EVA LONGORIA / KORN
Monday, January 9
David Letterman: Albert Brooks
Jay Leno: Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane
Conan O'Brien: John Leguizamo, John Tesh, Christy Martin (R 7/21/05)
Last Call: Marisa Coughlan, David Gray, Max & The Attack (R 11/22/05)
Jimmy Kimmel: Lil' Wayne
The View: Connie Chung, Maury Povich, Travis Strok, Sharon Rocha
Regis and Kelly: Heather Graham, John Stamos, the first person eliminated from the new season of "Dancing With The Stars"
Ellen DeGeneres: Patricia Arquette, Mekhi Phifer
Tuesday, January 10
David Letterman: Scarlett Johansson, Imogen Heap
Jay Leno: Joaquin Phoenix, Alanis Morissette
Conan O'Brien: Ron Howard, Jimmy Carr
Last Call: Seth Meyers, Amos Lee, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Jimmy Kimmel: Quentin Tarantino, golfer John Daly
The View: Jane Curtin, Rocco DiSpirito
Regis and Kelly: Anne Hathaway, Vanessa Williams
Ellen DeGeneres: Michael Chiklis, Rick Springfield
Wednesday, January 11
David Letterman: Queen Latifah, Bob Sarlatte
Jay Leno: Steve Carell, Anthony Hamilton
Conan O'Brien: LL Cool J, John Daly
Last Call: Diane Farr, Big Boi, Joe Firstman
The View: Dr. Steven Lamm
Regis and Kelly: Scarlett Johansson, Evangeline Lilly, Terrence Howard
Ellen DeGeneres: Pierce Brosnan
Thursday, January 12
David Letterman: Kiefer Sutherland, Alicia Keys
Jay Leno: Emma Thompson, Sugarland
Conan O'Brien: Emily Procter, bull rider J.W. Hart
Last Call: Rulon Gardner, Sean Paul, North Mississippi Allstars
The View: Uma Thurman, guest co-host Myrka Dellanos
Regis and Kelly: Queen Latifah, Emily Procter
Ellen DeGeneres: Billy Crystal
Friday, January 13
David Letterman: Tom Cavanagh, Jake Johannsen
Jay Leno: Jake Gyllenhaal, Steve Irwin
Conan O'Brien: Queen Latifah
Last Call: Quentin Tarantino, Mat Kearney, Joe Firstman
The View: LL Cool J, Alicia Keys, Mehcad Brooks, Josh Lucas
Regis and Kelly: Kiefer Sutherland, Kyle MacLachlan
Ellen DeGeneres: Greg Kinnear
Friday, Jan. 6
AP
© Jon Stewart to Host 2006 Academy Awards
Jon Stewart has been tapped to host this year's Oscars, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announced Thursday. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Lindsay Lohan Released From Miami Hospital
Lindsay Lohan was released from a Miami area hospital Thursday, after being treated for an asthma attack, her publicist said. "She's on her way home," said spokeswoman Leslie Sloane Zelnick. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Former British rocker Gary Glitter was formally charged Friday with committing obscene acts with two girls aged 10 and 11, a prosecutor said. The charges carry prison terms of three to seven years, said Nguyen Van Xung, deputy chief prosecutor in southern Ba Ria Vung Tau province. Glitter, 61, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, was charged Friday at a jail outside the resort city of Vung Tau where he has been held since Nov. 19 on suspicion of child sex abuse. He was seized at Ho Chi Minh City airport while trying to board a flight to Bangkok.
© Simpson to Kick Off People's Choice Awards
Former "Newlywed" Jessica Simpson will kick off the 32nd annual People's Choice Awards with a special performance. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Police Urge Kate Moss to Answer Questions
One of Britain's most senior police officers has urged supermodel Kate Moss to return home to answer questions over her alleged cocaine use. http://news.yahoo.com/
© Talks Under Way to Settle Jackson Lawsuit
Negotiations are under way to settle Janet Jackson's lawsuit against a New Jersey man over memorabilia that she and her superstar brother claimed were stolen, an attorney said Thursday. http://news.yahoo.com
© Judge Dismisses Michael Jackson Lawsuit
A judge tossed out Michael Jackson's $10 million lawsuit against a New Jersey man over memorabilia the pop star claimed had been stolen. http://news.yahoo.com
© Wife of Singer Babyface Files for Divorce
The wife of Grammy-winning singer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds has filed for divorce after 13 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences, court papers indicated.
http://news.yahoo.com/
Daily News
© Who let these people have kids?
A star is born ... then the trouble starts. Our nominees for celebs' worst moms and dads
Seeing their kids dabble in drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll is enough to freak most parents out — except in Hollywood. When Lindsay Lohan admitted in the new issue of Vanity Fair that she'd used drugs "a little" and was throwing up her lunch, her mom/manager Dina, 43, blew it off. "It wasn't as bad as it looked," she said in the magazine, referring to an episode of "Saturday Night Live" Lohan hosted that emphasized her withering physique. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/380525p-322962c.html
Star Jones is fed up with those gay whispers about her husband, Al Reynolds. In her new book, "Shine," the "View" hostess portrays the 35-year-old banker as nothing short of a superstud. "The first time he held me in his arms sexually, it was almost frightening because we knew our erotic interest in each other could take over every other thing," Star writes breathlessly. "We had an intoxicatingly sexual connection the first two months of our relationship." http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/380551p-322985c.html
New Jersey tourism officials want a rockin' new Bon Jovi track to lure young people to the Garden State. But it's going to cost them. Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora have said the state is welcome to use their latest hit, "Who Says You Can't Go Home," in a new commercial — gratis. But the song's publisher wants $175,000 for the rights, according to budget documents. "That's not a lot of money," a source close to the band tells us. "Coke pays millions to use a song in a commercial. People should get paid for what they write. Jon and Richie are good Jersey boys. They've done so much charitable work for the state." Gannett's Home News Tribune reports that the commercial could run $250,000 — roughly what the state spent for a slogan that was later rejected. The state Commerce, Economic Growth and Tourism Commission is trying to get the commercial's cost added to its $19.6 million budget. "There's no deal yet," says a source.
Lou Reed's second book of photographs, "Lou Reed's New York," comes out next week. If you can't wait, check out the rocker's dreamy urbanscapes tomorrow night in the exhibit "Walk on the Wild Side" curated by Baird Jones at Webster Hall.
Always on the lookout for the big payoff - or, failing that, a chance for crass self-promotion - execs at the online casino BetUS.com yesterday offered Lindsay Lohan "an attractive Costa Rican rehabilitation package." But the odds are slim that the skinny teen queen - who was released yesterday from a Miami-area hospital after treatment for asthma, and in the latest Vanity Fair cops to drug use and bulimia - will be accepting anytime soon. "It's very tacky to take advantage of this situation," scolded Leslie Sloane Zelnik, the 19-year-old Lohan's long-suffering flack. "It's a way to capitalize, and she doesn't need their help. She has the support of friends and family. We don't need this. Gimme a break." http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/380598p-323013c.html
The marriage may be over, but Nick Lachey still clings to memories of life with his soon-to-be ex-wife, Jessica Simpson. "Sometimes I did walk in her shoes. It was sort of a kinky thing we liked to get into," Lachey reveals to Elle magazine about their bedroom adventures. But the 98 Degrees singer and failed solo artist adds: "I haven't even realized my full dirty-talk potential. I think there's some greater moments out there for me." Certainly he doesn't mean a divorce trial!
New York Post
BELIEVE it or not, the Lizzie Grubman Hamptons crash case still isn't over. Grubman was in Manhattan State Supreme Court yesterday, where she played 26 questions with a lawyer for one of the victims of her infamous run-over of 16 people. Grubman was in the robing room of Judge Milton Tingling where she was deposed - again - about the July 2001 incident that left all 16 victims injured. "It went very well," Grubman's lawyer, John McDonough, told The Post's Dareh Gregorian. "She answered all the questions fully." http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix/pagesix_u.htm
ERSATZ punk rocker Avril Lavigne has morphed into a genuine hottie - at least in next month's Harper's Bazaar. The fashion glossy transformed the sour-faced, tie-and-camouflage queen into a modern-day lady (think Sienna Miller) with a little help from Chanel and Gucci. "I'm starting to feel more feminine. I'm getting into hair and makeup and image," the excited 20-year-old singer tells the mag, which calls her temporary new look "Twiggy for the 2000s." Sadly, guys, she's taken: Her 25-year-old fiancé, Deryck Whibley, of bubble-gum punksters Sum 41, recently gifted her a 5-carat rock.
THERE is a reason why Perez Hilton can claim he runs "Hollywood's Most-Hated Web site" - he doesn't even apologize when he gets things wrong. The blogger recently posted bikini photos of a young woman he identified as Sara Moonves, the 21-year-old daughter of CBS chief Les Moonves. Perez also claimed Sara, a junior at NYU, listed herself on Myspace and Friendster looking for fun. All untrue. A CBS spokesman said, "The only thing he got right is her age." Perez told PAGE SIX: "One of my readers sent in pictures and said they were her. It looked like her to me." We're just sorry we ever believed anything on his scurrilous site.
New York Times
© Early Payday for Howard Stern: $219 Million in Sirius Stock
Sirius Satellite Radio said Thursday that Howard Stern had attracted enough subscribers to qualify for the payment under his contract.
© Pop Comfort Over Ambition
In 2005, the public ignored the esoteric favorites championed by critics and went for music that offered comfort and dance beats.
Wall St. Journal
© Verizon Wireless to Launch Music Service
Verizon Wireless is launching its long-awaited music-download service, teaming with Microsoft as it takes on cellular rivals and Apple's popular iTunes service.
MTV
© Don't Expect Justified 2: Timberlake Enlists Rick Rubin For New LP
Justin Timberlake is back with a broader sound, a new songwriting technique and a legendary producer at his side. Rick Rubin is on board for the follow-up to Justified, which Timberlake plans to release this summer.
© Paula Abdul thinks that the upcoming fifth season of "American Idol" may be the strongest season yet, "so it's kind of exciting for us," she told People magazine. "It's the first season we've had strong males and strong females together." She wants to warn female viewers, though, that they should watch at their own risk, since two of the contestants will make them swoon once they sing. "The one girls are gonna fall in love with is Ace," she said. "Man, oh, man, girls are going to fall in love with him. And a guy named Patrick, too. They both have great voices." "American Idol" premieres January 17 at 8 p.m. on FOX.
© Scott Stapp and girlfriend Jaclyn Nesheiwat have set a date for their impending nuptials — the couple plan to wed February 10 in Florida, according to the singer's rep. Nesheiwat is the director of public affairs for Stapp's charitable foundation that supports children; they met at a Muscular Dystrophy Association gala in New York last January.
© If you think that Texas Longhorns quarterback Vince Young looked sharp on the field Wednesday night, Snoop Dogg says wait until you see his kids. Snoop, Trick Daddy, Diddy, Nelly and Luther Campbell are all getting ready to get their Knute Rockne on — they'll be coaching kids' football teams against each other during the inaugural Battle of the Stars Youth Football Classic on January 14 at Dolphins Stadium in Miami. Matchups include Diddy's Mount Vernon Razorbacks against the Snoop Dogg All-Stars, and Nelly's St. Louis All-Stars against Trick Daddy's Miami Overtown Rattlers.
Billboard
© Having completed its promotional obligations in support of its 2005 Geffen album, "Make Believe," Weezer has begun a hiatus of undetermined length. As previously reported, frontman Rivers Cuomo will return to Harvard in February, with plans to graduate in June with a degree in English. In early 2005, he resumed his studies at the university after an eight-year break.
© In what is expected to be the biggest album in the history of Century Media Records, Italian rock act Lacona Coil will on April 4 unveil its latest release, "Karmacode." First single "Our Truth" appears on the "Underworld: Evolution" soundtrack, due Jan. 10 via Lakeshore Records.
© Phish has launched what it describes as the "first-of-its-kind" service for individual live video downloads via its LivePhish.com repository. Through Jan. 15, the service is offering a free download of the New Year's Eve countdown/"Weekapaug Groove" from its 1995 concert at New York Madison Square Garden, which was recently issued as a three-CD audio set via Rhino.
© Legendary R&B vocal act the Temptations will release their latest studio album, "Reflections," Jan. 31 via Universal Music's New Door imprint. The set features 15 new recordings of such Motown staples as "I Hear a Symphony," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "I'll Be There," "Ooo Baby Baby" and "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)."
© R&B/soul artist Robin Thicke has inked with the Neptunes' Star Trak imprint through Interscope for the Feb. 14 release of his second album, "The Evolution of Robin Thicke." Neptunes principal Pharrell Williams appears on first single "Wanna Love You Girl," the video for which was lensed by Hype Williams.
© Santana is the first act confirmed to play the second Rock In Rio -- Lisbon festival, set for May 26-27 and June 2-4 at Bela Vista Park. The massive event was staged in Brazil in 1985, 1991 and 2001 and moved last year to Lisbon, where organizers say it drew approximately 100,000 music fans each day. More information can be found at the festival's Web site.
TV Show Lineups
Friday, January 6
David Letterman: Amy Sedaris, Dennis Regan, the Temptations
Jay Leno: Matt Dillon, ANT, Lil' Wayne
Late Late Show: Daryl Hannah, Iron and Wine with Calexico
Conan O'Brien: Nathan Lane, Sarah Chalke
Last Call: Jeff Daniels, Amy Smart, Jokoy, Damian Marley, Max & The Attack (R 11/18/05)
The View: Felicity Huffman, Peri Gilpin
Regis and Kelly: Randy Jackson, Rascal Flatts (R 6/24/05)
Ellen DeGeneres: Kanye West, Doug Savant
Saturday, January 7
Saturday Night Live EVA LONGORIA / KORN
Monday, January 9
David Letterman: Albert Brooks
Jay Leno: Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane
Conan O'Brien: John Leguizamo, John Tesh, Christy Martin (R 7/21/05)
Last Call: Marisa Coughlan, David Gray, Max & The Attack (R 11/22/05)
Jimmy Kimmel: Lil' Wayne
The View: Connie Chung, Maury Povich, Travis Strok, Sharon Rocha
Regis and Kelly: Heather Graham, John Stamos, the first person eliminated from the new season of "Dancing With The Stars"
Ellen DeGeneres: Patricia Arquette, Mekhi Phifer
Tuesday, January 10
David Letterman: Scarlett Johansson, Imogen Heap
Jay Leno: Joaquin Phoenix, Alanis Morissette
Conan O'Brien: Ron Howard, Jimmy Carr
Last Call: Seth Meyers, Amos Lee, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Jimmy Kimmel: Quentin Tarantino, golfer John Daly
The View: Jane Curtin, Rocco DiSpirito
Regis and Kelly: Anne Hathaway, Vanessa Williams
Ellen DeGeneres: Michael Chiklis, Rick Springfield
Wednesday, January 11
David Letterman: Queen Latifah, Bob Sarlatte
Jay Leno: Steve Carell, Anthony Hamilton
Conan O'Brien: LL Cool J, John Daly
Last Call: Diane Farr, Big Boi, Joe Firstman
The View: Dr. Steven Lamm
Regis and Kelly: Scarlett Johansson, Evangeline Lilly, Terrence Howard
Ellen DeGeneres: Pierce Brosnan
Thursday, January 12
David Letterman: Kiefer Sutherland, Alicia Keys
Jay Leno: Emma Thompson, Sugarland
Conan O'Brien: Emily Procter, bull rider J.W. Hart
Last Call: Rulon Gardner, Sean Paul, North Mississippi Allstars
The View: Uma Thurman, guest co-host Myrka Dellanos
Regis and Kelly: Queen Latifah, Emily Procter
Ellen DeGeneres: Billy Crystal
Friday, January 13
David Letterman: Tom Cavanagh, Jake Johannsen
Jay Leno: Jake Gyllenhaal, Steve Irwin
Conan O'Brien: Queen Latifah
Last Call: Quentin Tarantino, Mat Kearney, Joe Firstman
The View: LL Cool J, Alicia Keys, Mehcad Brooks, Josh Lucas
Regis and Kelly: Kiefer Sutherland, Kyle MacLachlan
Ellen DeGeneres: Greg Kinnear
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