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AP - Fewer than a half-million people were watching MSNBC when David Shuster made his comment that Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign had "pimped out" daughter Chelsea by having her make political phone calls.

Janet Jackson to resume tour after bout of vertigo (AP)

Day 1 in Spears case ends without jury (AP)

Estate of Macy's heir sues Jay Leno over rare auto (AP)

Ryan O'Neal charged with felony drug possession (AP)

Prime-Time Metered Market Tuesday Ratings: CBS Wins; The Mentalist Remains the New Hit of the Season (Mediaweek.com)

Meltdown 101: What is the beige book? (AP)

PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: 'To Be or Not To Be' - The Importance of Being Ernst (Playbill)

Lauren Conrad's Marketing Machine (Fashion Wire Daily)

Madonna and Guy Ritchie announce their divorce (AP)

Brit's Back: "Womanizer" Tops Charts, Record Books (E! Online)

David Duchovny and Téa Leoni: Separate Lives (E! Online)

Ryan, Redmond O'Neal Hit With Felony Drug Charge (E! Online)

Former Darkness frontman starts over with Hot Leg (Reuters)

Janet Jackson cancels more concerts (AP)

Fall Out Boy album moved back six weeks (Reuters)

Two new CW series put on hiatus (Reuters)

"Eagle Eye" flies high at foreign box office (Reuters)

ASCAP honors Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire (AP)

DWTS: Sambas, Tangos and Middling Scores (E! Online)

'Dewey' chronicles life of author, cat and town (AP)