Simon Cowell and a bevy of stars have released a promotional video for their charity recording of R.E.M.'s 1992 hit, "Everybody Hurts." The song was recorded to support the Haitian relief effort. The video features footage of such stars as Miley Cyrus and Mariah Carey in the studio recording the song, as well as footage from Haiti. The single was officially released for download through iTunes over the weekend. The video is currently streaming on YouTube.

Simon Cowell and a bevy of stars have released a promotional video for their charity recording of R.E.M.'s 1992 hit, "Everybody Hurts." The song was recorded to support the Haitian relief effort.

The video features footage of such stars as Miley Cyrus and Mariah Carey in the studio recording the track, as well as first hand footage from Haiti. The charity single was officially released for download through iTunes over the weekend.

The video is currently streaming on YouTube.

Cowell has also been making recent headlines for his announcement that he will be leaving American Idol to bring his hit British series, The X Factor, to America.

30 Seconds to Mars were forced to cancel a screening of their latest documentary, Artifact, at a West Hollywood venue last week due to a potential bomb scare. Frontman Jared Leto was thanking the crowd for their support of the band's effort to help the victims of Haiti during a recent auction, when there was a loud knock on the door. "Then a guy walks in with a giant package in his arms and everyone, including me, thought it was a joke," Leto told MTV News.

30 Seconds to Mars were forced to cancel a screening of their latest documentary, Artifact, at a West Hollywood venue last week due to a potential bomb scare.

Frontman Jared Leto was thanking the crowd for their support of the band's effort to help the victims of Haiti during a recent auction, when there was a loud knock on the door.

"There was a giant, really loud knock at the front door, and I joked, 'Open it up,'" Leto told MTV News. "Then a guy walks in with a giant package in his arms and everyone, including me, thought it was a joke."

He added, "A few people in the crowd tried to stop him, because no one was really sure what his intentions were. He threw this big package down and it obviously had some weight to it, and addressed me by name and said he had a message for me and started reading out of a notebook. He was very incoherent and delusional."

Eventually, Leto was able to usher the man outside and the Los Angeles Police Department was called. The police had to shut down five blocks of Melrose Avenue in the process.

Some reports have said that the man's package included a blender and some candy, or money.

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher is planning on traveling to Toronto in order to testify against Daniel Sullivan, the man who attacked him onstage during the band's performance at the Virgin Music Festival in September 2008. Gallagher was left with three broken ribs after Sullivan, who was drunk at the time, rushed the stage. The guitarist then fell onto monitors and was badly injured, which forced Oasis to cancel their following five tour dates.

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher is planning on traveling to Toronto in order to testify against Daniel Sullivan, the man who attacked him onstage during the band's performance at the Virgin Music Festival in September 2008.

Gallagher was left with three broken ribs after Sullivan, who was drunk at the time, rushed the stage. The guitarist then fell onto monitors and was badly injured, which forced Oasis to cancel their following five tour dates.

The Crown requested that the trial be delayed in order to allow Gallagher sufficient time to attend, according to the Globe and Mail, a request that the judge granted.

The decision to prolong the trial was contested by defense lawyer John Collins.

"Mr. Sullivan has had this like an albatross around his neck for one and a half years," he said. "He and his family have suffered difficult and emotional distress."

Sullivan has already pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke will make a special guest appearance on Flying Lotus' upcoming album, Cosmogramma. Yorke will lend his vocals to the track ". . . And the World Laughs With You." "I'm finally getting to the point where I can make the kind of records that I want to make -- that I wanted to make when I was younger, things that I dreamed about making," Flying Lotus told Pitchfork.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke will make a special guest appearance on Flying Lotus' upcoming album, Cosmogramma. Yorke will lend his vocals to the track ". . . And the World Laughs With You."

"I'm finally getting to the point where I can make the kind of records that I want to make -- that I wanted to make when I was younger, things that I dreamed about making. It's this fusion-y kind of thing where all the elements of the music that I love are there," Flying Lotus told Pitchfork.

Erykah Badu, Thundercat and Laura Darlington will also make appearances on Cosmogramma, which is set to be released on April 20 through Warp.

Meanwhile, Radiohead has reportedly finished work on their new album, according to AOL's Spinner. The band again chose to work with longtime producer Nigel Godrich on the project.