Katie Holmes Attends Inaugural Charity Gala Without Husband Tom (PHOTOS)
Katie Holmes attended the inaugural Dizzy Feet Foundation's Celebration of Dance gala Sunday night solo. Holmes co-founded the dance charity with TV reality show dance judges Nigel Lythgoe, Adam Shankman and Carrie Ann Inaba. Holmes' summer dance tribute to Judy Garland on So You Think You Can Dance launched the charity. If her hair looked a little messy, she had a good reason. Holmes has been filming in New York and flew to LA for the event. Husband Tom, meanwhile, is filming a movie with Cameron Diaz in Europe. Katie: With her cofounders:

Mike Ragogna: HuffPost Reviews: Neil Young, Tom Petty, Elvis Presley, and R. Kelly, Plus an Exclusiv
Neil Young - Dreamin' Man Live '92 Back in '92, Neil Young toured extensively in support of his Harvest Moon album, a return by the grunger to his mellow Harvest and After The Gold Rush roots. The LP followed his controversial Geffen Records period that included the biting "This Note's For You" (that was a smack at aggressive commercialism), and his experimental outing Trans that confounded fans but delighted the electronic-minded. Basically,

Michael J.W. Stickings: Liberalism Revived: Jacob Weisberg on "Obama's Brilliant First Year&quo
I don't always agree with the top man at Slate, but I'm inclined to here: This conventional wisdom about Obama's first year isn't just premature -- it's sure to be flipped on its head by the anniversary of his inauguration on Jan. 20. If, as seems increasingly likely, Obama wins passage of a health care reform a bill by that date, he will deliver his first State of the Union address having accomplished more than any other postwar American president at a comparable point in his presidency. This isn't an ideological point or one that depends on agreement with his policies. It's a neutral assessment of his emerging record -

Yoga Breeds Compassion After Physical Abuse
While on the mat, I thought of all the difficulties that life had dealt this man, my ex-husband, my abuser. More on Yoga

John Daly On Tiger Woods: "We Need Him... Golf Needs Him Badly"
SYDNEY, Australia — John Daly doesn't want to know the reasons behind Tiger Woods' late-night car crash. He just wants Woods healthy and back on the tour. Daly, a dual major winner who has had his share of off-the-course troubles, said Monday he doesn't share the public fascination with the facts behind Woods' accident outside his Florida home. "I don't really care what happened between Tiger and ... whatever happened. I'm just glad he's OK," said Daly, who will play in the Australian Open starting Thursday. "We need him, probably more than anybody on the tour, to keep things going, the way the economy is." Woods had just pulled out of his driveway wh