Sarah VonderHaar is a young and blossoming singer/songwriter, who despite her age has already accomplished more than many of her peers. She has been a contestant on America's Next Top Model, photographed her first Forbes magazine spread

Successful singer-songwriters have spanned across the decades, but no era saw them flourish like the 1970s. James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Dan Fogelberg, Carly Simon, Jackson Browne and Neil Young (to name a few) were tearing up the airwaves.

Carly Simon has become the latest star to join the ranks of coffee chain Starbucks' record label roster. The "You're So Vain" singer has joined former lover James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Paul McCartney after announcing her new album, "This Kind Of Love," will be released by Hear Music in April.

Julia Roberts and her brother Eric have been asked by a stuttering charity to help promote its cause because they both suffered from the affliction as children. The pair overcame their problem before reaching Hollywood - and the Stuttering Foundation of America (SFA) wants them to help others.

TV Land goes bobbing for answers to some of entertainment's darkest mysteries on Sunday, October 28 from 7PM - 10:30PM (all times ET/PT) with a special Halloween marathon of TV Land's hit original series, "TV Land Myths and Legends."

Entertainment highlights during the week of Aug. 26-Sept. 1: 1961: Motown released its first No. 1 hit, ''Please Mr. Postman'' by The Marvelettes. 1968: The Beatles released ''Hey Jude'' as a single.

Say the name "Chaka" and most folks in the know instantly think of a woman who has made an indelible and lasting impression on the music scene of the past three decades.

Happy Birthday to "Scooby Doo" actress Linda Cardellini (1975), New York Mets star Carlos Delgado (1972), Wham! singer George Michael (1963), singer Carly Simon (1945), "Lost in Space" mom June Lockheart (1925), prolific director Sidney Lumet (1924), and British author George Orwell (1903; d. 1950).

Former Hollywood heartthrob Warren Beatty is determined to claim the credit for inspiring Carly Simon song You're So Vain, even though the singer has never revealed who she wrote it about.

The Dreamgirls movie soundtrack has completed its steady rise to the top of the U.S. album charts after five weeks, by claiming the new number one with just 66,000 copies sold. In one of the weakest sales weeks ever on the U.S. Billboard chart, "Dreamgirls" registers the lowest sales total for a number one album since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking data in 1991.