Atlanta, GA -- Steven Spielberg is hoping to do for the American west what he did for World War II. Spielberg is the executive producer for a new mini-series for TNT. The as-yet-untitled drama will show the Wild West from both the cowboys' and the indians' point of view.

NASHVILLE -- Looks like someone's cashing in on June Carter Cash, who died in May. Her final recording, "Wildwood Flower," will be released Sept. 9 and includes duets with husband Johnny Cash that were recorded in their bedroom.

WASHINGTON -- Macho, football-lovin' men also love themselves some Britney Spears music. At least, that's what you'd gather from the line-up at a free concert Sept. 4 in Washington to kick off the NFL season. Pop star Spears and Mary J. Blige are two of the performers on the bill, according to billboard.com.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- Bad news for Jim Carrey: A government minister in Malaysia is pushing to ban the comedian's "man gains divine powers" comedy "Bruce Almighty" because it's spiritually offensive. According to E! Online, the minister says, "We cannot equate ourselves with God -- even as a joke."

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