Kidnapped Fox Journalists Recall Abduction (FoxNews.com)
The captors believed corrspondent Steve Centanni "was CIA, FBI, an informer for the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) ... that he was there as a spy, an American soldier in Iraq," cameraman Olaf Wiig said. "I said, 'he's just a journalist ... a friend of the Palestinian people.'"

Footballers' Wives Comes Stateside (Guardian)
The British hit Footballers' Wives is heading to the U.S. after being sold to ABC, but instead of scoring goals, they'll be scoring touchdowns instead.

Times-Pic Photog McCusker Says Medication Caused Tragic Incident (E&P)
Three weeks after being arrested during an altercation with New Orleans police in which he asked to be shot and pinned an officer with his car, Times-Picayune photographer John McCusker does not remember the incident and says he blacked out on an anti-depressant medication.

Linkin Park Signs With iTunes Despite Album Delay (Billboard)
Linkin Park, one of the few major acts that had yet to make its music available via Apple's iTunes, has changed course and pacted with the service.

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