It doesn’t seem like Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie will have any problems going solo. Her first single, London Bridge, is number one on the Billboard charts, and is also the top downloaded tune across Canada. Fergie is set to drop her debut album, The Dutchess on September 19th.

Red Hot Chili Peppers will get the ultra high octane treatment next month when NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer tricks out his car with a paint scheme honoring the band. Bowyer's Chevrolet will sport the group's logo and colors for the Emerson Radio 250, which takes place at Virginia's Richmond International Raceway on September 8th.

Unite the United, the charity started by Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman, is re-launching its auction site to raise money for charitable relief organizations. Up for bids are a pair of Vans signed by members of The Offspring, Senses Fail, Anti Flag and others, as well as a guitar autographed by Joan Jett and members of NOFX, Fall Out Boy, Less Than Jake, Rise Against, Aiden and others. To get more information or bid on an item, log onto UniteTheUnited.com.

Marvel Entertainment is calling on Zak Penn (X3, The Incredible Hulk) to pen a screenplay based on The Avengers comic series. The Avengers comprised of many characters from the Marvel Universe and has a long history of decades of storylines. Some of the members who joined the team include The Hulk, Black Panther, Captain America, Iron Man, Luke Cage, Spider-Man, Wolverine, Quicksilver, Thor, Nick Fury, and Ant Man.

Dave Navarro, who recently split with wife Carmen Electra, is reportedly dating adult film star Jenna Jameson. Her publicist has confirmed that Jameson left her husband and is now with the former Jane's Addiction guitarist. Navarro was married to Electra for three years. Carmen is rumoured to be dating actor Jamie Foxx, though she has denied the claims.
 

Call it the curse of the newlywed reality shows. Former blink-182 drummer Travis Barker has filed for divorce from his Playboy Playmate wife Shanna Moakler. The Meet the Barkers stars are the latest reality show couple to split up. Barker and Moakler were married less than 2 years.

Beck has titled his next album The Information. The disc, due out in late October, was produced by Nigel Godrich, who worked with Beck on Mutations and Sea Change. Fans have been getting previews of the album all over the Internet, as six different videos for album tracks have appeared on either Beck's site, his MySpace page or on YouTube.

Andre 3000 has denied rumours that Outkast snubbed Oprah Winfrey. Dre says the reason they didn’t appear on her show to talk about their upcoming movie Idlewild, was because they kept pushing back the film’s release date. And since Oprah’s show doesn’t film in the summertime, they missed the opportunity.

Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson will reunite for Fool's Gold for Warner Bros. The How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days stars will play married treasure hunters whose eight year search for gold leaves them broke and out of gas. But just as they near their divorce, they come across a clue that just may lead them to the treasure they were looking for.

Kanye West is reportedly engaged to his longtime girlfriend, according to People magazine. The mag says that Kanye proposed to his gal pal Alexis while they were overseas recently. West’s rep had no comment on the engagement. It will be the first marriage for the 29 year old artist.

Photographs of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ baby Suri, will finally surface this fall. According to the New York Post, Vanity Fair has secured the rights to the photos. And renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz took the pics. Baby Suri was born in April and has yet to make a public appearance.

Universal Pictures, Microsoft, and 20th Century Fox have announced that Neill Blomkamp will take the helm of the Halo movie, due for release summer of 2008. Surprisingly, with a picture of this scale, Blomkamp will make his feature film debut with this project. He's currently directed only commercials, short films, and a few TV projects.

Paris Hilton's new career as a singer keeps rolling along. The heiress will soon embark on a mini-tour to promote her upcoming album. Paris will be making stops in Miami, New York City and Los Angeles. Hilton will do double duty during the tour, with in-store autograph signing events during the day, and CD release parties at night.

Jay-Z has joined forces with the United Nations, to raise awareness about the world’s water crisis. The rap mogul will be embarking on a world tour to visit poor regions where clean water is lacking.

Ellen DeGeneres namesake talk show has been locked up for three more seasons by NBC-owned stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and seven other big cities.

Evanescence have announced the North American tour dates for their new album, The Open Door. The band will be making stops in Toronto on October 5th and Minneapolis on October 15th. Tickets go on sale August 19th.

Pamela Anderson phoned into Ryan Seacrest's radio show recently, gushing about her new hubby, Kid Rock. When Seacrest asked Pam abut any plans to add to their family, the actress said, "There might be one in there now."

The Pussycat Dolls have been deemed too racy for Malaysia. Malaysian authorities have fined the organizers of a Dolls concert for allowing the singers to wear skimpy costumes on stage. The group, who recently performed in Kuala Lumpur, were also targeted for "gross indecency" and "sexually suggestive routines."

Gearing up for the October release of his first album, Playing with Fire, Kevin Federline announced Friday that he is launching his own record label, Federation Records. K-Fed's own album will, of course, be the label's first official release.

Jessica Simpson has denied that her upcoming album, A Public Affair, is about her failed marriage to Nick Lachey. She said that even though that's what people expect, it's really about her trying to lead a normal life.

Brett Ratner will direct a remake of The Boys from Brazil for New Line Cinema.

Elton John has set a September 19 release date for his new studio album, The Captain and the Kid.

The 1978 thriller starring Gregory Peck and Laurence Oliver was based on an Ira Levin novel and told of a plot by the Nazis in South America to revive the Third Reich through the use of cloning.

Panic! At The Disco are being sued by their former bass player. Brent Wilson is taking taking legal action against the band, claiming that he is still owed royalties from sales of their last album.