The latest celebrity news including singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen
announces tour, Bjork angers China, and Jodie Foster's alleged stalker
arrested after a bomb threat.

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (MARCH 10, 2008) (VH1) - Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has announced his first
world tour in 15 years.  The tour kicks off in Canada, where Cohen
began his career, this June. The 73-year-old singer, who was inducted into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this week, will also perform in Europe.
   Icelandic singer Bjork's pro-Tibet outburst at a Shanghai concert has
angered China. China's Culture Ministry said it would tighten controls over
foreign singers and other performers after Bjork chanted "Tibet!
Tibet!" after her song, "Declare Independence". China has ruled
Tibet since its troops marched into the Himalayan region in 1950.
   The  man who sent actress Jodie Foster threatening letters for several
years has been arrested on charges of mailing a bomb threat to an airport in
southern California. The Massachusetts man was charged  with mailing a
threatening letter to Van Nuys Airport in early December. The note was one of
more than 100 nearly identical letters with references to Oscar winner mailed
to other locations around Los Angeles in the last six months.  If convicted he
faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250,000 U.S. dollar fine.