Representatives from the Grammy Awards were left red faced on Saturday after realizing they had made errors regarding two nominees. Rapper Ludacris, who was nominated in four categories, had his name omitted from the news release that listed the nominees.

Mary J. Blige tops the Grammy nominations list with eight; while Red Hot Chili Peppers garner six; James Blunt, the Dixie Chicks, John Mayer, Danger Mouse, Prince, Rick Rubin, will.i.am and John Williams each earn five nods. Beyoncé, Bryan-Michael Cox, Gnarls Barkley, Israel Houghton, T.I. and Justin Timberlake receive four each.

The thrilling and dramatic score from Superman Returns, the highly anticipated film featuring the Man of Steel's latest heroic adventure, arrives in stores June 27, with nearly an hour of music from award-winning composer John Ottman (Fantastic Four, X2). The score album will be enhanced with an exclusive video interview with the film's director, Bryan Singer (X2: X-Men United, X-Men, The Usual Suspects),

The thrilling and dramatic score from Superman Returns, the highly anticipated film featuring the Man of Steel's latest heroic adventure, arrives in stores June 27, with nearly an hour of music from award-winning composer John Ottman. The score album will be enhanced with an exclusive video interview with the film's director, Bryan Singer, a featurette on the making of the score and two trailers for the film.

Who wouldn't want Hollywood's biggest stars to sing them to sleep? Some of the most surprising voices in Hollywood, accompanied by musicians of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, lend their talents to a new album, "Unexpected Dreams: Songs from the Stars," to be released by Rhino Records on April 25. It's the perfect soundtrack for quiet evenings at home, with your children…or without them.

Happy Birthday to "Family Guy" voice actor Seth Green (1974), "Diff'rent Strokes" actor Gary Coleman (1968), Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil (1961), law novelist John Grisham (1955), actress Mary Steenburgen (1953), singer Dan Seals (1950), stage and screen actress Brooke Adams (1949), comedian Robert Klein (1942), actor Nick Nolte (1941), American film composer John Williams (1932), "Rebel Without A Cause" James Dean (1931; d. 1955), "The Honeymooners" actress Audrey Meadows (1926; d. 1996), actor/director Jack Lemmon (1925; d. 2001), silver screen bombshell Lana Turner (1920; d. 1995), and French author Jules Verne (1828; d. 1905).

Controversial movie Brokeback Mountain is leading the Oscar race after winning three prizes at the influential Critics' Choice Awards last night. The gay cowboy romance won Best Film, Best Director for Ang Lee and Best Supporting Actress for Michelle Williams, an award she shared with Junebug's Amy Adams. Lee told the audience at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, California, "I used to say that I didn't believe in competition among film-makers but, what the hell, this is