Fast Track: ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ axes results show

A roundup of entertainment headlines for Tuesday:

You’re going to get half the “So You Think You Can Dance” that you’d normally get this summer: The results show has been axed. (CBS News)

Real Housewife Brandi Glanville married her best friend in Vegas over the weekend, but they’re already planning to have it annulled. (People)

The Baja movie studio where “Titanic” was filmed is on the comeback trail after years of hard times and drug violence. (Los Angeles Times)

Bad news for Hollywood: Movie attendance hit a 16-year low in 2011. (Los Angeles Times)

Meryl Streep will be honored at the Berlin Film Festival this year. (Chicago Tribune)

Cee Lo Green isn’t apologizing for changing the lyrics to John Lennon’s “Imagine” during a New Year’s Eve performance. (THR)

A new memoir says John F. Kennedy Jr. once asked Madonna (with whom he allegedly had a fling) to pose as his mother on the cover of his magazine, George. Madonna said no. (N.Y. Post)

Despite ho-hum box office, Sony is moving ahead with “The Girl Who Played With Fire,” a sequel to “Dragon Tattoo.” (Entertainment Weekly)

Netflix is getting very “Sopranos”-y with its new original series, “Lilyhammer.” (Deadline)

Elton John really wants Justin Timberlake to play him in the biopic of his life. No one ever says Paul Giamatti, do they? (Los Angeles Times)

Somehow Alice Cooper, Steven Tyler and Weird Al Yankovic ended up performing together on a stage in Maui on New Year’s Eve. (Rolling Stone)

British music sales declined for the seventh straight year in 2011. (The Guardian)

-- Patrick Kevin Day

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