Chris Daughtry is officially the bestselling artist of 2007, with his band's self-titled debut, Daughtry, selling 3.2 million copies, per Billboard. Meanwhile, Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable," a Grammy nominee for Record of the Year, was the number-one single, and the Police's reunion tour was the year's top act, raking in $212 million.

Scott Weiland's arraignment on DUI charges has been continued untl Jan. 17...A trial date of Feb. 19 has been set in Joe Francis' misdemeanor sexual battery case stemming from an alleged run-in he had with an 18-year-old woman at a Hollywood party.

The reunion tour by the Police was the highest-grossing tour of 2007, raking in more than $212 million while selling 1.8 million tickets, according to Billboard Boxscore. It was followed by another boomer-riffic reunion tour — Genesis came in second on grosses of $129 million, followed by Justin Timberlake, who took in $126.8 million and drew more than 1.6 million fans worldwide.

Also making the top 10 was Christina Aguilera, who nosed in at #9 on grosses of $48.1 million. Despite the massive grosses by the top acts, overall the magazine reports that North American concert dollars and attendance were down double digits for the year, with grosses slipping 10.2 percent and attendance down 19.2 percent.

Florida prosecutors on Monday dropped a domestic battery charge against Scott Stapp after the former Creed frontman completed anger management counseling and substance-abuse evaluation. The singer, originally charged with aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony before a judge knocked it down to a misdemeanor, had been accused of throwing a glass Orangina bottle at wife Jaclyn Nesheiwat. The judge had determined that the bottle was not a deadly weapon before granting the rocker "supervised release."

Pimp C was remembered Thursday at a memorial service in his hometown of Port Arthur, Texas. The rapper, one-half of the duo UGK, was found dead Dec. 4 in a Los Angeles hotel room. He was 33.

- Stories courtesy of Eonline.com and MTV.com