The full lineup has been announced for this summer's Lollapalooza in Chicago's Grant Park. Joining previously announced Red Hot Chili Peppers will be Queens of the Stone Age, rapper Kanye West, Death Cab for Cutie and White Stripes frontman Jack White's new project, The Raconteurs. Lollapalooza will take place August 4th through the 6th.

VH1 has officially begun production on a Behind the Music special on Pantera.

Jennifer Lopez and Luke Wilson have been offered roles in the big screen version of the classic TV series Dallas. Robert Luketic (Monster-in-Law) is directing the film and is rounding out his cast, which already includes John Travolta and Shirley MacClaine. Travolta will take on the role of J.R. Ewing and MacClaine will be playing Miss Ellie Ewing. Lopez was offered the role of Sue Ellen Ewing and Luke Wilson was offered the role of Bobby Ewing.

Dimension Films will turn the 1975-1979 ABC series Welcome Back, Kotter into a feature film. Ice Cube will be taking on the leading role of a teacher who returns to his old inner-city high school to try to motivate a new generation of underprivileged troublemakers.

Fox has just ordered up two more seasons The Simpsons, guaranteeing that Homer, Bart and the rest of the Springfield gang will keep going through a 19th season in 2008. The 'toon will also mark its 400th episode in May 2007.

Kanye West has teamed up with Anonymous Content and New Line Cinema to produce a feature film based on his music. West also will appear in the film, which will create a multiperspective portrait of the U.S. as seen through the eyes of West and several filmmakers.

George Clooney donated his Oscar presenter gift bag (which includes a Blackberry, jewelry and fun vacations, among other goodies) to the United Way, who will auction off the bag to raise hurricane relief funds. The buyer will also receive a handwritten thank-you note from the Cloon.

Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo is engaged and is set to marry this summer. He met his fiance at one of his solo shows in Cambridge back in 1997. Rivers' spokesperson reportedly confirmed that he will be tying the knot in June after he graduates from Harvard.

Lauren Graham will join Steve Carrell in Evan Almighty, the sequel to Bruce Almighty. In the movie, Graham will play Carrell's wife. Carrell, who appeared in Bruce Almighty as Evan the news anchor, is now a politician. Morgan Freeman returns as God, who instructs Evan to build an ark to prepare for a massive flood.

Britney Spears' lawyers were in court to pursue her $20 million libel lawsuit against Us magazine. The pop princess filed the suit in December after the magazine reported Britney and husband Kevin Federline had made a sex tape.

Tommy Lee has signed on to be part of the all-star band assembled for this season's edition of the reality show Rock Star. Rounding out the band are ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, and Guns N' Roses's Gilby Clarke. Contestants on the show will compete for the opportunity to front the band, who will be known as Supernova.

Hoobastank's upcoming third album release has been pushed back a month to May 16th. Every Man for Himself was scheduled to hit stores April 18th. No reason has been given for the delay.

Sammy Hagar will be hitting the road in the U.S. this summer as part of the Livin' It Up tour. He will be touring in support of his upcoming CD of the same name, tentatively due later in the year.

Demi Moore is in final talks to star with Kevin Costner and William Hurt in Mr. Brooks. The story follows a man (Costner) with a murderous alter ego (Hurt). Moore would play a tough detective whose devotion to her craft catches the attention and respect of the serial killer she is hunting, which leads to a symbiotic relationship.

Tyler Perry will stick with Lionsgate for his next film, Daddy's Little Girl. Perry will write, produce and direct the film being described as a reverse Cinderella tale about a young, beautiful, successful female attorney who falls in love with a janitor and single father of three daughters.

Universal Pictures has optioned Drive to potentially have Hugh Jackman in the leading role. Based on James Sallis' novel, the action movie would tell of a Hollywood stunt driver in the seamy underside of Southern California and Arizonas. The stuntman moonlights as a wheelman during robberies and discovers that a contract has been put on him.

Universal Pictures will get Benicio Del Toro to star in a remake of the classic horror film, The Wolf Man. The remake will be set in Victorian England and will have Del Toro star as a man who returns from America to his homeland. He gets bitten by a werewolf and finds that he turns into one whenever the moon is full.