Who: Pete Doherty and Amy Winehouse
What: After his "freedom gig," Doherty kissed his fellow, equally embattled singer goodnight.
Where: London
When: May 13, 2008

Artist: Switchfoot
Song: 'This Is Home'
Why You Should Watch: The San Diego alt-rockers give us a glimpse of the upcoming film 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian' with this sentimental song off the soundtrack.

Who: Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony
What: The glamorous couple made their exit after Anthony's performance at Gotham Hall.
Where: New York City
When: May 12, 2008

Jessica Simpson ditches QB boyfriend Tony Romo. [I'm Not Obsessed]

Amy Whinehouse gets a visit from police. [OK! Magazine]

Ashlee Simpson is getting married this weekend. [What Would Tyler Durden Do?]

Madonna has manly arms. But you knew that. [TMZ]

Mariah Carey talks about her wedding. [Perez Hilton]

Artist: Miley Cyrus
Song: '7 Things'
Why You Should Listen: The Disney diva has '7 Things' she hates about her ex. Poor fella. Nevertheless, Miley's back.

Americans may not be allowed to travel to Cuba, but British 2-step star Craig David absorbed the socialist country's rich culture while he recorded his latest album 'Trust Me.' The country's rhythm and dance served up fresh ideas in terms of the production, the lyrics and music.

"When you're put in a certain place like Cuba, it's so raw and it's so much about capturing the moment rather than thinking about it too much," David tells AOL Music. "I think culturally it was an amazing experience. But musically, you just couldn't help with being inundated with all incredible people around you. You'd walk the streets, take a Kodak camera and take pictures of things, and everything would turn out beautifully. It just has that feeling about it. It definitely had an effect on the record."

For 'Trust Me,' David recorded with producer Martin Terefe (KT Tunstall, James Morrison) who suggested that David up the ante a bit. David recalled Terefe telling him that his records lacked spontaneity and a live feel. He traded in perfection for performance.

'American Idol' is giving back to the community by putting your favorite contestants on postage stamps. Each Thursday, Ryan Seacrest announces which former winner graces the next 'American Idol Gives Back' stamp, but we have your exclusive sneak peek right here every Tuesday!

This week's stamp will be (drum roll please!) Season Six winner, Jordin Sparks. The limited-edition stamps already revealed include Kelly Clarkson, Fantasia, Carrie Underwood and Ruben Studdard. And the winner of this season will get his or her own stamp.

The stamps, which can be used for actual postage, all benefit 'Idol Gives Back,' a program helping the less fortunate around the world. For each stamp purchased, $10 is given to the charity. Only 2,000 stamps will be printed for each winner in each of the 50 states, so the stamps will likely dramatically increase in value. You can purchase them at www.photostamps.com. See pictures of the postage after the jump.

Jason Mraz, 'We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things'
The charming songsmith's first collection of new material in three years features collaborations with James Morrison and Colbie Caillat.

Artist: Marianne Keith
Song: 'Kiss Me in the Rain'
Why You Should Watch: All this 22-year-old California singer-songwriter wants is to do a bit of lip-locking under some less-than-favorable weather conditions. Is that too much to ask for?

Artist: Girlicious
Song: 'Like Me'
Why You Should Watch: Get a behind-the-scenes look as the four talented girls from the reality show 'The Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious' dish out on their latest club-rocking single, showing off their sexy choreography and sassy lyrics.

Who: Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer
What: Hollywood's latest "It" couple did the PDA thing in a pool.
Where: Miami, FL
When: May 11, 2008

Who: Dave Barnes
Album: 'Me and You and the World'
Hails From: Nasville, TN
For Fans Of: John Mayer and Maroon 5

Why He's About to Pop: This son of a preacher man was content with being a behind-the-scenes songwriter, but at the urging of his peers, Dave Barnes decided to step into the spotlight. In 2004, he released his debut album, 'Brother, Bring the Sun,' followed by 'Chasing Mississippi' two years later. The 29-year-old guitar player has garnered a loyal following, counting Vince Gill, Amy Grant and John Mayer as fans. Mayer even blogged about Barnes saying, "Go where this guy is taking you. My man's aim is true!"

Now the singer-songwriter has released his third album, which brings to the table a pot pourri of pop rock, blues and gospel paired with insightful lyrics and heart-fluttering melodies. His first single, 'Until You,' shows Barnes' romantic side, whjch is also showcased in standout tracks like 'On a Night Like This' and 'When a Heart Breaks.' Catch Barnes on tour this month with OneRepublic, or out on the road in June with Jonny Lang.

Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch is saved! [E! Online]

Mary J. Blige appears on morning TV show. [These Boots Are Made For Stalking]

Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani enjoy Mother's Day. [Just Jared]

Paris Hilton wants a ring on her finger. [I'm Not Obsessed]

Carrie Underwood joins iconic country music TV show. [Star Pulse]

Behind the scenes with Miley Cyrus. [Teen Mag]

Artist: Alicia Keys
Song: 'Teenage Love Affair'
Why You Should Watch: The siren of soul sheds her diva persona and shows a little school spirit in this playful throwback to Spike Lee's '80s musical 'School Daze.'

Who: Paris Hilton
What: The socialite unveiled very own line of hair extensions at a Big Apple party.
Where: New York City
When: May 8, 2008