The singer is at home in England and “feeling much better,” according to a message on his Web site.

In lieu of flowers, the family has asked fans to send donations to two Isle of Man charities that were “close to [Gibb’s] heart”: Rebecca House, the children’s wing of a hospice center, and Wish Upon A Dream, an organization that grants the requests of ill children.

Awards season is generally reserved for the colder months of the year, that time between December and March when the Golden Globes, SAGs, Grammys and Oscars take place. But trophies are such a necessary part of the entertainment industry that they cannot — nay, will not — be limited to winter.

The 90-second clip has no dialogue. Rather, footage from the movie musical is accompanied by Hathaway singing “I Dreamed a Dream,” an emotional and wobbly performance that will certainly be problematic for some “Les Mis” fans. (Hand raised.)

Dominic Monaghan — “Lord of the Rings” hobbit and the man once known as redeemed drug addict Charlie Pace on “Lost” — recently made a striking statement on Twitter. It was the sort of thing that simply does not fit succinctly on one’s hand the way that “Not Penny’s boat” once did. During a Q&A with fans, one woman asked him if he would convince his former co-star Matthew Fox to join Twitter. Monaghan’s response was a jaw-dropper:

Famous Twitter users remembered Watson through his music. Roseanne Cash, daughter of Johnny Cash, tweeted a link to “Windy and Warm” with the message, “A good way to start the day- in memory of a great man.” Actor and banjo player Steve Martin said, “Ouch. The great bluegrass legend Doc Watson is gone. Check out the song ‘Tennessee Stud’ to get his essence.” The Grand Ol Opry shared a performance of “When I Lay My Burden Down.”

“We had to cancel the concert in Indonesia. I’m so very sorry to the fans & just as devastated as you if not more. You are everything to me,” Gaga tweeted Sunday. “I will try to put together something special for you. My love for Indonesia has only grown. #GagaSends LoveToJakarta and all its people.”

Hey, remember when you first saw the movie “Up” three summers ago and that montage about the marriage of Carl and Ellie made you sob so hard that you had to hide your face behind your jumbo popcorn so your kids wouldn’t realize you had been reduced to tears barely a half-hour into a family-friendly Pixar movie?

Grace and her bandmates played Friday in San Diego at the first stop on their month-long tour with British band the Cult, Rolling Stone reported. Among the new songs performed by the punk group was “Transgender Dysphoria Blues,” Rolling Stone noted, the title track of the group’s upcoming album.

So how is it possible that Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom” — which made just $669,000 to “MiB 3’s” $70 million over the long holiday — actually has more to celebrate in terms of box office success?

Update: Folklore Productions said Watson’s “condition somewhat deteriorated” Tuesday morning.

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Doc Watson’s medical troubles are sadly persisting.

Justin Bieber is reportedly wanted for questioning by L.A. police after he allegedly got into a scuffle with a photographer trying to snap photos of him and girlfriend Selena Gomez at the Commons at Calabasas shopping center. The photographer was taken to a local hospital after complaining of pain. Police are seeking witnesses who may have seen what happened during the incident, which occurred Sunday. Bieber’s reps have not commented; based on his Twitter feed, Biebs has since left the country and gone to Europe. (Associated Press)

Located at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Memphis, the crypt will be sold June 23 as part of a “Sports Legends and Music Icons” auction. Almost 1,000 other items will also be sold, including signed sunglasses belonging to Yoko Ono, costumes worn by the Jackson 5 and two pairs of Bette Midler’s boots.