The Day in Pop Digest for 4/04/11: (Billboard) Matthew Morrison, aka Mr. Schuester on "Glee," has announced a 22-city nationwide tour this summer. Morrison will be touring behind his upcoming solo album more(Billboard) Nicki Minaj is in discussions -- but not confirmed -- to support Britney Spears on the latter's upcoming tour, after Enrique Iglesias abruptly pulled out hours after the tour was announced, sources have told Billboard. more
(BBC) Adele breaks the record for the longest number one album in the UK chart by a female solo artist with her second album, 21. more
(Billboard) Funny or Die celebrated April Fools by letting "Friday" phenom Rebecca Black take over their site. In a clip for "Friday or Die," the singer spoofs her overnight success -- with the help of Sammy Hagar -- in a faux-"Behind the Music" documentary "Betwixt the Music: Rebecca Black." Check it out here
(Hollywood Reporter) Netflix said Friday that it has expanded a distribution deal with News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox that will make some past seasons of U.S. network Fox hit show "Glee" and FX's "Sons of Anarchy," as well as older series, available for instant streaming. more
(Billboard) Pop tart Kesha will appear on Nickelodeon sitcom "Victorious" Apr. 22, in an episode titled "Ice Cream for Kesha." more
(BBC) A collection of letters written by a young Elizabeth Taylor to her first love are to be sold at auction. more
(AP) Johnny Depp showed his appreciation for his Kids' Choice Award with a sliming. After earning the blimp-shaped favorite movie actor trophy for his Mad Hatter role in "Alice in Wonderland," Depp manned a hose and unleashed waves of green goop on the screaming crowd of more than 10,000 kids — and a few adults. more
(AP) Charlie Sheen's stage show began and ended with a standing ovation in Chicago on the second night of the tour. Sheen ditched the rapper, the long monologue and the videos that were part of the Detroit show that had people leaving in droves Saturday night. more
