during the tour — this could

Dexter Roberts and Jessica Meuse, Islands in the Stream (Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton). Roberts looks extremely uncomfortable inside this song's easygoing

pop-soul groove, but Meuse settles right into it. And while Roberts tries to sing the song straight to Meuse, she's focused on the audience and the cameras,

creating a big emotional disconnect. With some more practice — say, a few weeks during the tour — this could turn into a really nice moment. But it's not

there yet. Grade: B-

Malaya Watson and C.J. Harris, I Knew You Were Waiting (Aretha Franklin and George Michael). Boy, here's two singers who couldn't have more different

approaches to singing. Harris lays back, totally relaxed, while Watson's always ready to jump right into the middle of the song with both feet. Their voices

blend nicely, though, so when they harmonize, there's chemistry than one might expect. Lopez thinks they're adorable together, but Connick thought it was

more "regional theater than powerful entertainment." Grade: B-

Alex Preston and Sam Woolf, The Girl Is Mine (Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney). Having the season's two heartthrobs sing this song is kind of cute, in

concept, and their voices blend nicely. But there's absolutely none of the interaction or chemistry the original had. Instead of sounding playful, it comes

across as dull. Grade: C




Katherine Heigl Sues Drug Store Chain Duane Reade for $6 Million for...Tweeting About Her?!

Someone's not at the corner of happy and healthy.

Katherine Heigl has filed a lawsuit against drug store chain Duane Reade Inc., alleging that the Walgreen Co. subsidiary used her name and picture in

promotional material without her consent.

"Love a quick #DuaneReade run? Even @KatieHeigl can't resist shopping #NYC's favorite drugstore," read a tweet posted March 18 on Duane Read's Twitter

account, which at this moment is still a live tweet.

The post includes a paparazzi photograph of the Knocked Up star toting two Duane Reade shopping bags and a link to a Just Jared item that notes the actress

paid a visit to the drug store in Manhattan on March 16.