Nominations for the Detroit Music Awards have been announced, and as usual there's some Ann Arbor-area representation on the list.

Bandleader/bassist/composer Paul Keller has three nominations, and other familiar names on the list include The Stooges, John Latini, and Los Gatos; and classical composers Michael Daugherty and Bright Sheng.

Awards are presented April 15. A full list of nominees is on the DMA website.

MORE MUSIC

• Last year's Comerica Park concert featuring Eminem and Jay-Z will be released as a DVD, The Detroit News reports.

• OMD is back on the road, and The Detroit News previews their show Friday in Pontiac.

• Music website Vevo will stream this year's Bonnaroo music festival.

• The new Gorillaz album will be released on both vinyl and CD.

• Jack White's Third Man Records is starting a mobile record store.

• Rachel May's local music column in the Free Press leads off with an item about an MDA benefit.

• Super-producer Don Was is working with "American Idol" contestants.

• Britney Spears is on the cover of Out magazine's first "Women We Love" issue.

MOVIES

• The Grand Rapids Press reports on an online trailer for "Things Fall Apart," shot in GR and starring 50 Cent.

TELEVISION

• So, the latest is that Rob Lowe will not replace Charlie Sheen on "Two and a Half Men." And Sheen has apparently gotten 74,000 applications for his "intern" opening. And his shirt company may be in trouble.

• MTV.com has a recap of last night's "American Idol."

• The Detroit Free Press reports that "Detroit 1-8-7" had another weak showing in the ratings despite a strong episode.

• Julianne Moore is set to play Sarah Palin in a TV movie.

FESTIVALS & FAIRS

• The Detroit News looks ahead to St. Patrick's Day in Metro Detroit.

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.