This past weekend Reese Witherspoon was arrested on a disorderly persons charge after giving police in Atlanta a hard time as they arrested her husband for DUI.

Neil Diamond says last week’s Boston Marathon bombing has inspired him to write a song about the national tragedies that America has experienced recently.

The veteran singer/songwriter says the unnamed song will cover more than just last week’s deadly bombing. “It’s like an infestation, and I’m writing about the general situation, not just about this bombing in Boston, but what we’re going through with all of these tragedies -- shootings and so on and so forth,” Diamond tells Rolling Stone.

I hope its a great as "America"

When the Boston Red Sox on Saturday afternoon played their first home game since last week's bombings in the city, Neil Diamond was on hand to sing his Fenway Park staple, "Sweet Caroline."

The performance had not been planned. According to MLB.com, Neil flew from Los Angeles to Boston specifically for the game, calling the Red Sox about a half-hour before game time and volunteering his services.

Paul McCartney has scheduled his first-ever visits to Brooklyn's Barclays Center June 8 and 10.

Meanwhile, McCartney was spotted dining with his fellow surviving Beatles band mate, drummer Ringo Starr, in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.  According to the U.K.'s The Daily Mail, Paul and Ringo, along with wives Nancy Shevell and Barbara Bach, were photographed at the popular Italian restaurant Cecconi's.

Paul is pretty excited about the tour!

A variety of other famous music stars also will take part in the ceremony as presenters and performers.  Soundgarden's Chris Cornell will induct Heart, who will perform with a pair of special guests, Pearl Jam's Mike McCready and Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell.  Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Hudson will salute Summer with a performance.  The Eagles' Don Henley will acknowledge Newman, who will be celebrated with a performance from John Fogerty and Jackson Browne. I thought you would enjoy of their best work.

For comic fans, the wait is finally over,  Warner Bros. has released the final official trailer for it Superman film Man of Steel.

Michael Buble's 10 shows at the O2 Arena are already sold out. In the meantime he keeps releasing singles and videos from his new album To Be Loved.

His latest single is a remake of the Bee Gees To Love Somebody.

The video pictures him performing the song with an all-girl band on what looks like the set of an old 1960s TV show.

This is a great story. With Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band taking a break between tour legs, guitarist Steven Van Zandt has turned his attention to The Rascals: Once upon a Dream, the concert/stage production hybrid that makes its Broadway debut tonight at the Richard Rodgers Theater  Little Steven wrote the musical extravaganza, which he also is co-producing and co-directing.  The show, which had a six-performance test run last December in Port Chester, New York, brings together The Rascals' original lineup for the first time in more than 40 years.

The Rascals: Once upon a Dream is booked for 15 performances through May 5.  Tickets for the show are available at Ticketmaster.com and at the Richard Rodgers Theatre box office.

Taylor Swift's new commercial for Diet Coke debuted Thursday night on American Idol. It shows Taylor writing her latest single "22" in her room, at a coffee shop and backstage at a fashion shoot, and that's intercut with footage of fans singing along to the finished song.