According to PopEater, Lindsay Lohan is reportedly spending her time behind bars writing new songs to record when she is released. With nothing to do all day in her jail cell but pop adderall all day, we expect her to have an an entire album and then some written by the time she gets released!

“Lindsay is going to spend her time in jail writing new songs that she will record the second she gets out,” a source very close to Lohan told PopEater on Wednesday. “Her emotions are so raw at the moment the material will be her best ever.”

Do you guys think Lindsay can pull off a comeback in the music biz?

British media reports say George Michael has been arrested after a car crash in London.

The BBC says the 47-year-old singer was arrested Sunday after police responded to reports that a car had crashed into a building in Hampstead, an upscale residential area in north London.

Metropolitan Police say only that they arrested a man in his 40s early Sunday in Hampstead on suspicion of being unfit to drive. They say the man was taken to a police station and released on bail pending further inquiries.

The singer’s publicists in London declined comment Tuesday.

Last year, Michael was questioned by police after his car hit a tractor-trailer, but was released. He was banned from driving for two years in 2007 after pleading guilty to driving on drugs.

Lil’ Wayne doesn’t want fans to forget about him while he’s serving time behind bars, so his team has launched the site WeezyThanxYou.com.

The first message posted on Wayne’s site says, “During my prison stint, I want my fans to know I love you. I want all of you to know that I appreciate all the mail I get, and this is my way of saying thank you.”

Karen Civil, an online marketer at Wayne’s label says, “Wayne writes hand written letters giving updates on his time, and also answering questions from fans. The letter is rewritten to his blog.”

Want to be Lil’ Wayne’s prison pen pal? Write him here: Eric M. Taylor Center, Dwayne Carter NYSID# 02616544L, 10-10 Hazen Street, East Elmhurst, NY 11370

Flesh-N-Bone, aka Stanley Howse, was performing with his group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony at the House of Blues in Cleveland on Sunday when 50 police officers and Sheriff’s deputies arrested Howse on stage. The charges are unknown, but Howse is said to have had outstanding warrants.

As we mentioned the other day, Lil Wayne will undoubtedly be an even bigger star when he gets out of jail. Wayne and his team have devised a business plan that will keep the rapper in the limelight while he’s behind bars, so fans won’t have to feel the lose while he’s put away.

According to Digital Spy, Lil Wayne shot nine music videos this past week with director David Rousseau!

“We shot some s**t from the We Are Young Money compilation album, we shot something from [Wayne's forthcoming] Tha Carter IV and some stuff from [Wayne's new album] Rebirth,” Rousseau told MTV News.

“Everybody is on board because everybody knows what’s at stake. Unlike T.I. and some of these other guys that’ve disappeared while they were in, the point is to keep Wayne [visible] on TV and everything for whatever time he’s in. He’s at the height of his career, you can’t let that momentum slip.”

I’ve got to give it to him, he’s not as dumb as he looks…

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Lil Wayne arrived in a Manhattan courtroom today where his lawyer, Stacey Richman, informed Judge Charles H. Solomon that the rapper is suffering from a cracked tooth and needs to postpone his sentence. The judge agreed and ruled to reschedule for March 2. Lucky bastard.

I have a feeling this all part of Lil Wayne’s plan. He’s got more business to take care of before he ends up behind bars for a year.

Wayne already has an entire new album worth of material ready to release and it happens to be a rock album, which will officially make the rapper a crossover artist. According to Donnell Alexander of NPR Music, “They [Wayne's Record Label] are moving from their headquarters in New Orleans to New York, to be close to him while he’s at Rikers Island.” It will be business as usual for Wayne’s label while he’s behind bars. He may come out even bigger than he was before he went to jail.

After serving only seven months of his one-year sentence for a felony weapons conviction, T.I. was released from a federal prison yesterday.

According to E! News, Steve Shadow, T.I.’s attorney, says that the rapper will report to a halfway house in Atlanta for the remainder of his sentence.

“[A halfway house] is not unusual in the least; it happens across the board as long as the inmates are eligible,” Sadow said, noting that T.I. also got credit for time served in home detention. “They decided that three months in a halfway house would assist him with reentering society.”

At least T.I won’t be spending the holidays behind bars. I wonder if they put up a christmas tree in the halfway house.

Soulja Boy was arrested on Wednesday and charged with obstruction after he ran from police who were responding to a complaint at an abandoned Georgia House.

Soulja Boy fled the scene when police arrived and later returned to tell the officers that the group of people assembled at the house were shooting a music video.

Soulja Boy, who’s real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, was charged with obstruction and released from the Henry County jail on Thursday.

Music producer and convicted murderer Phil Spector says life behind bars is driving him “insane”.

He wrote a letter to a fan which was posted on Gawker.com, in the letter it reads, “This 24/7 lockdown life is slowly driving me insane and killing (me),”

Spector complained that he was unable to say goodbye to anyone, or organize his business affairs before going to prison.

“How cruel but apparently not unusual,” Spector wrote. “And they call this a ‘civilized’ society. Bugs live more civilized beneath their rocks!”.

Spector, who revolutionized pop music in the 1960s with his “Wall of Sound” production technique, was convicted in April of the 2003 murder of actress Lana Clarkson and later sentenced to a minimum of 19 years in prison.

This guy is whacko!!!!

Singer Fergie has been hit with a copyright infringement lawsuit over allegations she stole her song Voodoo Doll from a track recorded by little-known reggae group Groundation.

The singer and her Black Eyed Peas bandmate will.i.am, who produced and co-wrote the 2006 tune, are being sued by record bosses at Grounded Music.

They claim the stars copied the beat from Groundation’s Each One Teach One, a song recorded in 2000 which Grounded Music owns the rights to.

According to legal papers obtained by TMZ.com, Grounded Music executives believe Fergie’s Voodoo Doll is “substantially and strikingly similar” to the band’s record and they are seeking unspecified damages.

Voodoo Doll was featured on Fergie’s debut solo album, The Dutchess.