What's Hot For Prom [FishbowlDC]
Time for our exclusive Prom Buzz-o-Meter, to help all you 3,000-plus partygoers tomorrow night focus your attention on the parties most worth attending. We've seen the numbers, reviewed the guest lists, polled those in-the-know, to compile a handy guide to all you party-crashers out there. TVNewser: Is George Clooney coming to Prom?

Fox' Snow Site's Muhammad Cartoons Still Live [FishbowlNY]
Newly-crowned White House press secretary Tony Snow's Fox Web site is apparently still active — at least parts of it. Snow's site had posted versions of the 12 cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad that ignited a firestorm when they appeared in a Danish newspaper in September. They're still up there, with a disclaimer that they are "fake." It's a disclaimer that probably appeased Fox execs at the time. Trouble is, they don't look fake.

Sony BMG pulling a 'Cheap Trick'? [FishbowlLA]
We just spied this on MP3.com — a whopper of an accusation laid at the feet of Sony Music BMG — you know, the guys who settled their payola accusations only to get sued over copy protection. Basically, both the Allman Brothers Band and Cheap Trick say they're being shortchanged on digital music fees.

Let's Name Dan Rather's Blog [TVNewser]
In a conversation with the blogger behind Scripting News Annex, former CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather "said that his employer discourages" blogging, but he's open to the idea.

Dishing the (Funny) Dirt on Mario B. [UnBeige]
We got word from one of our sneaky insiders in New York about attending the big Kips Bay Decorator Show House going on now until May 23rd. While there, our informant wandered into interior-designer Mario Buatta's spot at the show and observed this odd bit.

Miss Teen Wordpower's Film Deal Evaporates [GalleyCat]
When PW Daily came out this morning, its coverage of the Opal Mehta recall came with a new twist: citing Variety, they revealed that Dreamworks is pulling the plug on its plans to film Kaavya Viswanathan's novel.

MBToolBox Live From the ASJA Conference [MBToolBox]
Special mb correspondent Annie Logue will be reporting live from the ASJA Conference in New York City with notes, insight on some of the presentations and general observations from the room. So, keep checking in!