National Scene 8/15/07
by Joe Ziemer Aug 15, 2007

• The competition is heating up for Kanye West and 50 Cent. 50 says if Kanye sells more records than him, he is done recording solo albums for good.

• Amy Winehouse collapsed from an apparent drug overdose and was rushed to the hospital to have her stomach pumped.

• On Aug. 21, Paul McCartney will release a live six-song EP exclusively on iTunes, recorded at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in the U.K.

• It appears Oasis will finally release their tour documentary, Lord Don’t Slow Me Down, in October.

• The Cure have delayed the release of their upcoming untitled album. An April/May 2008 release is now anticipated.

• To celebrate Elvis Week, QVC will broadcast live from Graceland on Thursday, Aug. 16 for a special two-hour show. The broadcast will give an inside look at the life of Elvis and, as expected, sell Elvis memorabilia.

• The Shins have announced a fall tour in October, but there’s no Indianapolis date.

• A Huey Lewis tribute album will be released in 2008. My Brightest Diamond, the Long Winters, Catfish Haven and many others have been confirmed for the album.

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