TV.com has a look at the Best Song category at the Academy Awards, but the most interesting angle is the fact that a song from "Burlesque" — which won the Golden Globe — isn't nominated. Cher has taken to Twitter to express her displeasure — and to lash out at a follower who disagreed.

MOVIES

• Before The Trailer reports that "Scream 4" is expected to return to Northville next week for a little additional shooting.

• The Detroit Free Press says that an upcoming big-budget "Wizard of Oz" prequel will shoot at a studio in Pontiac.

• Shooting on "The Hobbit" has been delayed while director Peter Jackson undergoes surgery.

• The way they hand these things out, this does seem long overdue: Donald Sutherland has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

• John Travolta is in talks to play John Gotti on screen.

• The Detroit News reports that the Detroit Film Theatre will screen a new movie by Michael Imperioli on Sunday.

• The controversy over "Tiger Mother" Amy Chua has apparently caught the attention of Hollywood.

• Willow Smith is set to star in a remake of "Annie."

• Kristen Stewart may play a live-action Snow White.

• There's a movie in the works about the female followers of Charles Manson.

TELEVISION

• A very emotional story and a very strong performance on last night's audition show sent one "American Idol" contestant on to the next round. Digital Spy has a recap of the entire episode.

• EW.com reports that Will Ferrell will guest star on four episodes of "The Office," playing a manager of a different Dunder-Mifflin branch.

MUSIC

• Gladys Horton, the original lead singer of Motown's Marvelettes, has died at age 66, the Detroit Free Press reports.

• Also, country star Charlie Louvin has died at age 83.

• The Associated Press interviewed James Blunt, who has a new album out and a tour coming to the Michigan Theater.

• The Free Press has a brief preview of "Folk the Police," this weekend at the Blind Pig.

• Jimmy Buffett has canceled a concert while recovering from a fall off a stage.

THEATER

• The Free Press has a positive review of Performance Network's "The War Since Eve."

• The Detroit News previews a simulcast of "Fela!" at the Michigan Theater this weekend.

GAMES

• MLive reports that Super Mario Bros. Crossover lets you play the original using other Nintendo characters, for free.

Renee Tellez contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.