For The Record: News on Heroes, Britney Spears, American Idol, Black Francis and More

· Buddy Miles, RIP. Tonight we will play Band of Gypsys and dance around the fire in your honor.

· While fans await the return of the strike-delayed next batch of “Heroes” episodes in the fall, the Hollywood Reporter reports that a CD soundtrack will drop on March 18 with songs from Wilco, Panic at the Disco, Imogen Heap, Death Cab for Cutie, New Pornographers, My Morning Jacket, Bob Dylan and the first new studio recording from Jesus and Mary Chain in a decade, “All Things Must Pass.” This is a good thing.

· The LAPD confirmed that they're looking into allegations that someone drugged Britney Spears. You think?

· Kids, you're not buying CDs! Well, 48% of you aren't, according to one report.

· It's not a scandal on par with Antonella Barba's or Corey Clark's, but TMZ has uncovered "American Idol" hopeful Amanda Overmyer's October 2006 DUI. The so-called "rock-and-roll nurse" was placed on 180 days of probation, which ended in August 2007.

· Pixies frontman Black Francis has a new EP coming out. Two things: First, what's an EP? Second, guess there will never be a new Pixies album, but maybe that's a good thing at this point.