Pharrell Williams, who produced Slave 4 U for Britney in 2001, says he'll be working with Brit on her follow-up to 2003's In The Zone. Britney has been working on the new album in New York, but her next recording stop is reportedly Miami. Pharrell called the songs they're doing together "amazing."

Ozzfest organizers are trying to improve their 11 year-old product, and they need your help. Organizers are asking metal fans to fill out a survey on Ozzfest.com. And for the time and efforts, fans will be automatically entered to win a "Party Like a Rock Star" package for two.

Evanescence's The Open Door has been certified platinum for sales of one million copies. The band's debut, Fallen, has sold more than six million copies.

Universal has announced that a new Incredible Hulk movie is being prepped for a June 27, 2008 release from Universal Pictures. Zak Penn, who previously collaborated with Marvel on X2 and this summer's smash hit X-Men: The Last Stand, is writing the script.

Seven shows in seven cities in 17 hours. That's what Jay-Z has planned for The Jay-Z Hangar Tour, where he'll jet to Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, all on November 18th. J's return to rap record, Kingdom Come, is set for a November 21st release.
 

Kate Moss' comeback in the fashion world is official. The supermodel was crowned Model Of The Year by the British Fashion Council. The Council insists that Kate is a fashion icon and quote, "one of the most prolific models in the industry". Moss' modeling career had a resurgence this year after a drug controversy last fall led her to lose various contracts with fashion companies like Burberry and H&M.
 

Sony's PlayStation 3 made its highly anticipated debut in Japan to long lines, marking the first launch of the video game console that's expected to become a global sellout.

Two fraternity members from a South Carolina university are suing over their appearance in the hit movie Borat, saying they were duped into making racist and sexist remarks.

After days of speculation, NBC has ordered a full season's worth of episodes for Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, the critically praised drama whose poor ratings placed it on the brink of cancellation.

If watching soap operas is your passion, then fantasy game designer Erica Salmon is betting Fantasy Soap League will become your sport. The game works along the same lines as fantasy football, in which real-life players are chosen for virtual teams and results are based on statistics from actual games. Fantasy Soap players will pick three male and three female actors and five "soapy moments" from nine U.S. network soaps, and score points depending on what the actors' characters do.

The Goo Goo Dolls will headline a benefit concert in Cleveland on December 6th, to raise funds for a scholarship fund set up to honor Rebecca Reichert, a local musician turned music teacher who was close friends with Goos' drummer Mike Malinin.

Christopher Walken has agreed to play ultimate bad-boy rocker Ozzy Osbourne. Motley Crue lead singer Vince Neil told ABC News Radio in an exclusive interview that the 63-year-old Oscar-winning actor will make a cameo appearance as Osbourne in The Dirt, a movie based on the band's controversial 2001 autobiography.

Sully Erna of Godsmack is working on a theme song for the New England Patriots. Erna hopes to finish the song soon and present it to team owner Jonathan Kraft.

AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson has been participating in a new U.K. reality TV series titled The Race which is being aired on Sky One in the U.K. A group of celebrities are competing in race cars in this challenge, which has been set up as men vs. women. Brian fell to former Sabrina the Teenage Witch star Melissa Joan Hart during the first battle, but has made up some ground since.

Green Day's first two albums, 1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours and Kerplunk!, will be reissued for the first time by Reprise on Dec. 19. The sets were originally released on Lookout! in 1991 and 1992 respectively, and were reissued in 2004.