Fall Out Boy are looking to bury the hatchet with The Killers. The bands exchanged some verbal jabs last year, but now Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz says his band is ready to put the fighting behind them. He tells Britain's New Music Express that they've offered to take The Killers out for dinner to end the feud.

Paris Hilton's latest business venture is a series of puzzle games for cell phones to be released this summer.

It looks like Season 3 of Chappelle's Show is finally wrapping up production, despite the absence of Dave Chappelle. Comedy Central is reportedly taping live studio segments with other members of the show's cast to link already completed skits to create four episodes of the show.

Brendan Fraser will join New Line Cinema's version of the Jules Verne classic Journey to the Center of the Earth in 3-D. The story revolves around a scientist and his nephew as they embark on a trip to Iceland to check on a volcanic sensor. During a storm, they get trapped in a cave, and the only way out is through the center of Earth.
 

John Travolta and Jennifer Lopez have signed on to play J.R. and Sue Ellen Ewing in a feature film adaptation of Dallas, the long-running primetime soap centered on a wealthy Texas oil family. The film is due to begin production in October, and is planned for a late 2007 release.
 

Alias and Lost creator JJ Abrams, who also directed Mission: Impossible 3, has come on board to direct Star Trek XI. The project will center on the early days of seminal Trek characters James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock, including their first meeting at Starfleet Academy and first outer space mission.

Girl Authority have made their debut, securing a Top 10 position on the Billboard Kids Chart and a Top 20 on the Top Heatseeker chart. The CD features new versions of popular girl-powered hits, some of which include We've Got The Beat and Girls Just Want to Have Fun. The pop singing group made up of nine friends ages 8 to 13, came together though a local theater company.

Dan Brown fans pining for a follow-up to The Da Vinci Code will have to rest their eager eyes for a while longer. The mega-selling author's newest novel won't hit shelves until at least 2007, more than a year later than originally expected.

Neil Young's newly recorded protest album Living With War, including a song calling for the impeachment of President Bush, is posted for free Internet streaming.

Korn are relaunching their Family Values Tour this summer with a $9.99 ticket price and support from tour-mates the Deftones, Stone Sour, Flyleaf and Dir en gray. Toronto is the only Canadian stop announced so far. Dates and venue details are still to come.

Michael Jackson has enlisted the man behind novelty acts Crazy Frog and Right Said Fred to reintroduce him to the public. British music biz impresario Guy Holmes will run Jackson's new label in Bahrain and manage what's left of the King of Pop's career.

Snoop Dogg and The Game have been sued for $20 million by a man who claims to have been beaten by bodyguards when he jumped on stage at a Seattle concert. He claims the rappers themselves joined in on the beating, and that he was robbed of his wallet, rings, and cell phone.

Alice Cooper has been confirmed as one of the headliners of this summer's Taste of Minnesota, which runs June 30 through July 4 along the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul. Event organizers have announced the full lineup of more than 50 performers, including headliners, Los Lonely Boys and Soul Asylum. Admission to the festival, as well as all concerts, is free.

Ozzy Osbourne will record guest vocals for an upcoming Bob Dylan tribute album. The disc will be an electrified take on Dylan's classics and will feature A-list names such as Todd Wolf, who has written, produced and performed for Sheryl Crow's band.

Evanescence have set The Open Door as the title of the follow up to their multi platinum major label debut, Fallen, tentatively due in August via Wind-Up Records. The upcoming CD will be the group's first since the departure of guitarist/chief songwriter Ben Moody, who quit in 2003.

John Cox has been hired to rewrite Sgt. Rock, an adaptation of DC Comics' World War II adventure series being produced by Joel Silver for Warner Bros. Pictures.

Bristol Bay Prods. has hired husband and wife writing team Yuri Zeltser and Cary Bickley to pen a family comedy centered on a Texas Hold 'Em tournament.

Tom Hanks and his Playtone Productions will turn the Broadway stage hit Mamma Mia! into a feature film. They are in talks with Universal Pictures to distribute the project, which is targeted for a late 2007 release.