Lily Allen just wrapped up MTV's first-ever "Discover and Download" tour, but the spirited U.K. artist is already plotting her return to the States. She'll kick off a headlining tour in Houston, TX on March 16 after a pair of appearances at SXSW. Allen, who will be the guest on the acclaimed public radio showcase World Cafe®, on March 16, is confirmed to perform at KCRW's "A Sounds Eclectic Evening" in Los Angeles on April 14, at Coachella in Indio, CA on April 29 and at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, TN on June 15.

The top of the console charts isn't all that surprising, as many had preordered Kingdom Hearts II the day it was announced. The pause between the first and second title was more than enough to develop a cult following (as well as a great game) and boost sales. The Sims 2 has enough installed users to warrant multiple expansions and over 200,000 units sold for Open For Business, a game that requires the original title, is nothing blink at - especially at the top of the charts, over Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion! Check out the full charts below.

Electronic Arts, Twentieth Century Fox Television and Gracie Films today announced a long-term deal that grants EA development rights to multiple videogame titles based on the FOX hit series The Simpsons. Working closely with the television studio's Licensing and Merchandising division, Gracie Films and The Simpsons writers, EA will create original 'Simpsons' game content for next generation videogame systems. This groundbreaking deal between Fox and EA is the first development deal between these two entities. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.