JACK Johnson`s records sell in their millions but he explains how, although his life has changed, his priorities remain the same and he`s still trying to woo one girl
ANTHONY Pellicano, the former investigator known as Hollywood`s private eye to the stars, goes on trial today in a case of wiretapping and skullduggery
JOHN Butler says illegal downloads of his latest record Grand National cut his album sales by 40 per cent, but that didn`t stop it rocketing to number one on the charts
AXED Australian Idol judge Mark Holden says he kept a diary during his last season with the talent show - and the contents are so scathing they couldn`t be printed
WALL Street stocks swung lower in opening trade overnight as ongoing worries about the financial sector overshadowed a positive surprise on a weekly snapshot on US unemployment
THE US military will court- martial four Marines accused of raping a Japanese woman in the western city of Hiroshima last year, the Marine Corps said today
THE Philippines has arrested two Arab militants believed to be planning to bomb embassies of Australia, the US, Britain and Israel in Manila, government officials said today
A TEEN mum who was given the morning-after pill three times at 14, before being referred for an abortion at 15, says parents should be told of the contraceptive being prescribed
A FATHER accused of murdering his 15-week-old daughter wrote that he wanted "nothing further to do with the baby" about six months before the infant`s birth, a court heard yesterday
THE former owner of two Brisbane nightclubs faces 15 to 20 years in jail after he was found yesterday to be a principal in a large-scale methylamphetamine production and distribution ring
ROVING gangs of Aboriginal youths, as young as 12, are terrorising inner-city Cairns in a disturbing trend believed to be linked to the grog crackdown on Cape York
SUSPECTED Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, who is accused of flouting UN embargoes and is wanted by Interpol, was arrested at a five-star hotel in Bangkok, Thai police said
Injured ... a man recovers in hospital after the suicide attack / AP
JOHN Butler says illegal downloads of his latest record Grand National cut his album sales by 40 per cent, but that didn`t stop it rocketing to number one on the charts
THEY say revenge is a dish best served cold, which would be true in Sophie Monk`s case - except for one small detail
AXED Australian Idol judge Mark Holden says he kept a diary during his last season with the talent show - and the contents are so scathing they couldn`t be printed
