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AP - When 12-year-old Farah Taslima started composing in the third grade, she never dreamed her music would someday be performed by the New York Philharmonic. Even if she had, she never could have imagined it would happen in North Korea.

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)

Urie, Wiig, Broderick and Rudetsky to Read 'Celebrity Autobiography' at the Triad (Playbill)

Heroes Redux: Look Who's Gonna Die! (E! Online)

Mark Wahlberg to Marry—Sure, Why Not—in August (E! Online)

Kevan Hall Sets the Bar High as LA Fashion Week Begins (Fashion Wire Daily)

French film star Depardieu's son dies of pneumonia (AFP)

Abu Dhabi launches regional multi-media center (Reuters)

Stars come out to honor Pavarotti at Petra (Reuters)

FCC chief's plan for low-power TV up in air (Reuters)

'Brady Bunch' actress details drug binges in new memoir (AP)

Stone shows surprising restraint with Bush pic `W' (AP)

Booker means cash as much as kudos for authors (Reuters)

Schieffer set to moderate last debate (AP)