Singer's body found

A fan of Paula Abdul whose failed audition for "American Idol" aired in 2006 was found dead in a car near the home of the pop star and judge she admired. Paula Goodspeed, whose rendition of "Proud Mary" was roundly criticized by Simon Cowell and rejected by Abdul and Randy Jackson, may have committed suicide, said Ed Winter, assistant chief of the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner. Authorities found Goodspeed's body Tuesday evening in a car bearing the vanity license plate "ABL LV." Her parents had reported her missing hours earlier and expressed concern that she might hurt herself. (AP)

Adam Sandler and his wife, Jackie, have welcomed their second daughter. A posting on Sandler's website says Sunny Madeline was born Nov. 2. The couple have been married since 2003. Their daughter Sadie was born in May 2006. (AP)

Authorities are investigating battery allegations against Emmy-winning actor Brad Garrett in an incident involving a photographer in West Hollywood. Garrett, 48, has not been arrested in the incident, which occurred late Tuesday or early Wednesday. A video posted on celebrity gossip site TMZ.com shows photographers shooting and taping Garrett for about three minutes as he left a restaurant. As he approached his vehicle, Garrett briefly chased one photographer, then pushed the video camera of another. (AP)

William Shatner is continuing to feud with former "Star Trek" costar George Takei. In his latest online video, Shatner says: "George has been mean to me for a long time - I mean, decades and decades." Shatner complained in a previous video that he wasn't invited to Takei's September wedding to Brad Altman. Takei and Altman have said Shatner was invited; Shatner says he didn't receive the invitation. In the video, Shatner invites Takei to appear on his Biography Channel talk show, "Shatner's Raw Nerve." (AP)