From Madonna in Los Angeles, to Nathan Lane in New York, entertainers pay tribute to the victims of terrorism. The three major TV networks delayed the start of the new fall TV season until Sept. 24, as they concentrate on coverage of the horrific events.

The Keanu Reeves Little League drama opened at No. 1 with $10.1 million as the terror attacks failed to keep audiences away from the multiplexes.

Sarah, Duchess of York was on her way to the World Trade Center when terrorists attacked the twin towers.

David Angell was among the 266 killed aboard four commercial jets.

Whitney Houston's reps deny rumors that the singer/actress died.

Prosecutors drop child sex abuse charges against the comedian in a plea deal.

According to two autograph collectors who put out their annual list of celebrity signers, Angelina Jolie "genuinely appreciates her fans." She's also helping these collectors make a six-figure salary.

To Michael Jackson fans, it really doesn't matter what the rest of the world says. He's still the King of Pop. The star-studded tribute show Friday sometimes soared, sometimes nose-dived. But it ultimately showed that the Gloved One is still loved.  Highlights | Timeline | Tribute Concert Slideshow

Anne Heche talks about her mental illness and sexual abuse on 20/20.  Heche Weds Cameraman in L.A.  Watch Part of the Interview  Read Exclusive Book Excerpt   ABCNEWS.com Chats With Anne Heche

Joel Siegel looks at the best films of the summer and reviews Rock Star and The Musketeer.