· D12 manager Jeremy Nathaniel Geffen has been arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department on suspicion of three sexual assaults involving two 16-year-old girls. The alleged assaults are said to stem from separate incidents, and police are investigating allegations that other young women may have been victimized.

· Does Jamal “Gravy” Woolard — the Brooklyn rapper set to play Biggie in the upcoming biopic “Notorious” — have the look down? See for yourself.

· In the April issue of Spin magazine, Michael Stipe speaks candidly about his bisexuality, saying he didn’t feel the need to talk about it before he realized that sharing his story could help others: “I’d just never felt strongly enough about a particular relationship to say, ‘Yeah, he’s my boyfriend, that is what it is.’ Now I recognize that to have public figures be very open about their sexuality helps some kid somewhere out there.”

· ABBA drummer Ola Brunkert was found dead Sunday, following an apparent accident at his home in Spain. Though not one of the four best-known members, Brunkert toured with ABBA in the late ’70s and was, along with bassist Rutger Gunnarsson, “probably the only musician to appear on all ABBA albums,” according to the band’s Web site.