President Bush will join his wife Laura Bush as well as family members of those who died on September 11, 2001 in a screening of the critically acclaimed film United 93. No information as to the exact date this will happen, but considering I have seen the movie and know how it portrays Bush and his administration's handling of the events on 9/11, it would be interesting to be a fly on the wall while he screens this film. I mean, seriously, one of the lines is "Where is the president?" "We don't know." I do. Reading The Pet Goat.

It was confirmed yesterday that American Idol runner-up, bluesy songstress Katharine McPhee, will join Andrea Bocelli on his June tour. I don't know if you could really call it a tour, seeing as how all but two of the dates are in Los Angeles, but nonetheless it should be a hot summer ticket, although it’s no rival to the American Idols Live tour, which has sold out so quickly they've recently added 20 more dates. It only goes to show just how much more popular this show has become over the years. The tour, which at first was struggling so bad it was nearly scrapped altogether, has now become one of the hottest events of the summer. How will Katharine do Bocelli and Idol you ask? Well, Bocelli's tour is in June and the Idol tour doesn't begin until July.

In other interesting McPhee news, "Think" has been replaced with her signature song "Over The Rainbow" (which they have wrongly titled "Somewhere Over The Rainbow”), presumably the one she just recently recorded with big-time producer David Foster (Bocelli, Dion, Houston). Originally, Katharine's post-Idol single was to be the God-awful "My Destiny" with the Aretha Franklin cover from the Idol CD Encores as a B-Side, according to the image of her CD cover at Amazon. Oddly though, "Think" is still listed as the 2nd track. Looks like Katharine's got a busy year ahead of her considering the fact that she's got her album to develop and record, two tours to embark on, loads of press, a call from Steven Spielberg, and a rumored casting in Joss Whedon's Wonder Woman.