The British tabloid News of the World has agreed to pay "substantial undisclosed damages" and to issue a public apology in its newspaper after admitting to printing a fabricated story about Justin Timberlake [ tickets ], Timberlake's publicist said.

The newspaper published a story in July 2004 that accused Timberlake of having an affair with a woman named Lucy Clarkson. Clarkson, who sold the fabricated story to the newspaper, has agreed to return all money she received in connection with it, and Timberlake will donate his monetary damages to charity, according to a press release.

"Yet again, a tabloid has been caught lying," Timberlake spokesman Ken Sunshine said in a statement. "Thankfully the judicial process worked, but how many cases like this will it take before these tabloids feel obligated to print the truth? Have they no shame?"

Beck, Sleater-Kinney and Devendra Banhart have been added to the bill of the Oct. 29-30 Vegoose festival at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas.

Organizers are also beginning to confirm acts for the Vegoose Night Concert Series, which takes place Oct. 28-31 at various venues in the city. So far scheduled are Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds, Ryan Adams, Phil Lesh and Friends, Ween, Galactic and Sound Tribe Sector 9.

More details are posted at the Vegoose website.

A Los Angeles Post Office has been rechristened Ray Charles Station. The Post Office is located a few blocks from the neighborhood that houses the late R&B star's studio and business offices.

A new, 3-disc Elvis Presley anthology titled "Hitstory" is due in stores Oct. 4. Besides hits culled from throughout his career, the set will include remixes of "Love Me Tender," "A Little Less Conversation" and "Heartbreak Hotel."