Sometimes I wish I could take back so many things that I've done - just rewind time and do it all over again. But there is no way of taking back anything. All that I can do is pick up the pieces and try to put together a new puzzle - live with the consequence. Though I have no concerns for the past, I am concerned about how the past will affect my future. When I was younger I never even bothered to think about the past. Now that I am older, I find myself looking back more and more. Re-stitching strands of time - finally trying to heal the hole in my head

Seventeen shows are affected, beginning tomorrow night (March 11) in Charlottesville, Va., and running through April 15 in Baltimore.

It's been reported that Britney Spears has somehow managed to pick herself up a stalker. Not just any stalker either, but one who keeps sending her packages of sex toys, threatening porno letters and mutilated pictures of himself squirting an unidentified yellow liquid into his mouth.

According to The Sun, Courtney claimed the identity thieves got 188 credit cards in her name, stole checks and bought cars. We've confirmed Love did make the trek to the Van Nuys division of the LAPD to make a report last week, but sources tell us they are not taking it seriously, one source adding, "it never happened."

The band has been working with producer Rick Rubin, and in various interviews, they have dropped hints that the new material harkens back to their thrashier sound from the '80s.

Speaking to BBC 6 Music recently, drummer Lars Ulrich said, "We're just finishing up a record, we've got six weeks left and it should be out in September. That's the idea right now."

Fans can apply for tickets over the phone but other BBC radio networks will also be giving them away on air. Recipients will be chosen randomly.

The rapper -- real name Jayceon Taylor -- walked out of Twin Towers Correctional Facility, according to his lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley, after serving less than a fifth of his sentence for pleading no contest to a felony charge of possession of a firearm in a school zone.

Entitled, "Rain," it's the first Jackson record since the brilliant and critically acclaimed "Volume 4" was released in 2003. While "Volume 4" and the seven-month tour that followed featured the reunion of the original, iconic Joe Jackson Band, "Rain," was made with three of those four members: Jackson (vocals and keyboards), Graham Maby (bass/vocals) and Dave Houghton (drums/vocals). The record was made in Jackson's newly-adopted city of Berlin in a studio called Planet Roc.

An unnamed 'source', thought to be close to Sir Paul McCartney, claimed last Friday (March 7th) that permission had been granted for the songs to be released as legal downloads for the first time.

A message has been left on their official website explaining the decision, saying that the "spark wasn't there any more."

At that time the band started to make arrangements for a bass player to stand in for Pete on their USA tour dates. They have since posted the following update:

The much-anticipated "GC Sessions" will feature question-and-answer segments, autograph signings, and best of all, live performances by Joe Satriani.

The duo are currently recording songs together in Partridge's shed in Swindon, reports Billboard.

After several months of legal wrangling, the two men and writer Carl-Johan Seth, issued a statement today (March 10) saying they had reached an agreement.