-- Backstage drama: A feud has broken out between Andrew Lloyd Webber and the backers of "Love Never Dies," the sequel to "The Phantom of the Opera." (New York Post)
-- Warning bell: Archaeologists are criticizing BP's drilling plans in the Mediterranean. (The Art Newspaper)
-- Censored: A ballet dedicated to the people of Tibet is pulled from the Shanghai Expo by the Chinese government. (The Guardian)
-- Bizarre: A lawsuit over a missing Corot painting will be dropped after the New York woman who filed it identified a prison mug shot as that of the portrait’s co-owner. (Bloomberg)
-- Stepping down: Heinz Fricke, the music director of the Washington National Opera and the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, has announced his retirement. (Washington Post)
-- High-tech: A look at the new electronic displays at Lincoln Center, designed by Diller, Scofidio + Renfro. (New York Times)
-- Signature role: Christopher Plummer will reprise the title role of "Barrymore" in Toronto in early 2011. (Playbill)
-- And in the L.A. Times: Music critic Mark Swed reviews Bramwell Tovey at the Hollywood Bowl; the latest developments in the Ansel Adams controversy.
-- David Ng
Photo: Andrew Lloyd Webber. Credit: Daniel Deme / EPA