Paparazzi anticipating a veritable royal feast of photographs when Prince William and his wife, Catherine, visit Los Angeles may be in for a potential jail stay if they take shots in certain areas. The Los Angeles Police Department has secured no-trespassing letters from residents who live around the June Street residence where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will spend the night. Those who live around the British consul general's residence have also signed keep-away orders, giving officers free rein to arrest paparazzi if they try to capture images of the royals while on private property. The couple arrives in Los Angeles on Friday. On Saturday, they will attend an event hosted by the British Academy of Film & Television -- of which William is president. On Sunday, they will visit the Inner-City Arts school and attend a job fair before leaving.
RETURNING: Country music's biggest band, Alabama, which retired in 2004, will headline one night of the 2012 We Fest in Detroit Lakes, Minn. It headlined the 10th and 20th annual country-and-camping fest and We Fest wanted the group back for next year's 30th anniversary. Last year, Alabama reunited to record a single for a tribute album to Waylon Jennings, and this year they backed Brad Paisley on his hit single, "Old Alabama." This year's We Fest features Sugarland, Rascal Flatts and Paisley Aug. 4-6.
