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Stars Tweet Thoughts On Michael Jackson Public Memorial

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The stars have gathered to remember Michael Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles - and many are Tweeting through the tears.

"My family and I just took our seats here at the Staples Center," LeVar Burton Tweeted on Tuesday morning, and he wasn't the only one.

LAPD Chief: Michael Jackson's Casket Will Be At Public Memorial

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton says Michael Jackson's casket will be headed to Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles for the singer's public memorial on Tuesday morning, according to the Associated Press.

Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson Confirmed for Michael Jackson Memorial

Find out who else is going - and who is skipping more »

Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson & More To Participate In Michael Jackson Memorial

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson, Magic Johnson, Smokey Robinson and John Mayer are among the superstar guests set to participate in Tuesday's public Michael Jackson Memorial, the Jackson family announced in a statement to Access Hollywood.

Kendra Wilkinson Shares Her Honeymoon Playlist

The newlywed blogs about the songs she and Hank Baskett are listening to in St. Lucia more »

See Michael Jackson's Last Rehearsal Photos

The singer runs through his London concert routine in pictures taken two days before he died more »

Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder & More Pay Tribute To Michael Jackson

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- A number of stars have penned touching tributes to Michael Jackson for a special issue of Time magazine, on stands on Monday.

Quincy Jones, Michael's producer on his hit albums "Off The Wall," "Thriller" and "Bad," looked back at the focus Michael had when they met on the set of "The Wiz."

"He knew everybody's lines, he knew all the songs, all the steps, everything," Quincy wrote in the magazine. "I'd never seen so much focus in my life."

On The Download: Indigo Girls

By Jeremy Blacklow

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- It's been 20 years since the Indigo Girls broke through to the mainstream with their seminal trademark Grammy-winning song, "Closer To Fine." Since then, the Georgia duo has produced 10 major label studio albums and toured the country multiple times for an entire generation of music lovers who have been drawn to their unique supplementary harmonies.

Like many major artists with their vast experience, now that they've finished their label contract, they've gone independent (again, in their case!) with their newly-formed IG Recordings. Their new double-disc album, "Poseidon and the Bitter Bug," came out last week, and they launch a tour this weekend, kicking things off at the Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs.

I caught up with half of the duo, ethereal-vocalist Emily Saliers, to discuss the new album, the state of gay marriage rights, long-term relationships and... Katy Perry.

TaleSpin: Val Kilmer Joins Mardi Gras & Stevie Wonder Pays Emotional Visit To Sacramento

By The Access Hollywood News Desk

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The Stars are starting to line up for America's biggest party -- Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Val Kilmer was announced today as King of the Krewe of Bacchus. He will mount their big float in a regal costume for a ride through the streets of the Crescent City on the evening of February 22nd.

The 51st Grammy Awards' Unique Advertising Campaign

LOS ANGELES, CALIF. -- The Recording Academy and TBWAChiatDay have unveiled the campaign to promote the 51st Annual Grammy Awards.

Now, our own Billy Bush and Shaun Robinson are a part of it!