Singer-turned-actress Norah Jones was overwhelmed after sharing love scenes with Jude Law in her movie debut My Blueberry Nights - because the on screen couple had to kiss over 90 times. Jones, 29, and the Alfie star lock lips twice in the film - and the first of their embraces took three days to film.

Movie boss Harvey Weinstein wants to turn jazz singer Norah Jones into a movie star, and is desperately searching for a musical project they can create together. Weinstein was impressed with Jones' acting debut in new movie My Blueberry Nights, and is convinced she has a big screen future.

Norah Jones has been bitten by the acting bug after making her movie debut in My Blueberry Nights - she now wants to star in a zombie film. Jones insists she won't be quitting her jazz career and moving to Tinseltown just yet, but she'd love to slap on some fake blood for a horror film - and she'd even sing on the soundtrack.

Happy Birthday to singer Anna Nalick (1984), rapper Paul Wall (1980), jazz singer Norah Jones (1979), Canadian singer Celine Dion (1968), "90210" actor Ian Ziering (1964), American singer Tracy Chapman (1964), rapper MC Hammer (1962), "Mad About You" star Paul Reiser (1957), "Harry Potter" actor Robbie Coltrane (1950),

Soul star Amy Winehouse's multiple Grammy nods have boosted sales of her sophomore album Back to Black - winning her a place in the U.K.'s Top Ten best-selling albums of the 21st century.

Rapper Q-Tip has recruited U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama to lay down vocals on a politically motivated track for his latest LP.

Probably the most underrated term in the music industry is the "One Hit Wonder." Popularized in the 80s, one hit wonders are either regarded as artists with one hit (like Deee-Lite’s "Groove is in the Heart"), or artists who produced a song that everybody knows (like "Turning Japanese" by The Vapors).

Singer Norah Jones shuns the extravagances her wealthy lifestyle affords her - preferring instead to spend her money on hard-up pals.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Herbie Hancock shocked Kanye West, best-album presenters Usher and Quincy Jones, and just about anyone who was watching the Grammys when the jazz veteran won the night's big prize for ''River: The Joni Letters.'' But perhaps no one was more shocked than Herbie Hancock.

Amy Winehouse stole the show at the 50th Grammy Awards, winning five top honors. Kanye West was nominated for eight awards and went home with four prizes, including Rap Album, Rap Performance and Rap Song; Bruce Springsteen picked up three, including Best Rock Song. The White Stripes, Justin Timberlake and Mary J. Blige all won two.