In today's Fix: Superstars and execs launch Global Citizen concert ticket initiative; Facebook earnings show mobile's rise; Chris Kelly of Kris Kross RIP; George Jones' Nashville memorial; longtime BMI CEO Del Bryant retiring; RedOne's 2101 partners with Capitol; Pepsii pulls Tyler, The Creator ad; Chesney heading for 7th No. 1; Chance the Rapper's bidding war; BMG gets Mute, Sanctuary; more.

Some of the most powerful touring artists in the world, including Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, One Direction, McGraw, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Foo Fighters, and Neil Young, will unite behind the Global Poverty Project through the Global Citizen Tickets Initiative, a new program launched May 2 designed to incentivize social activism with concert tickets.

The doctor convicted of involuntarily killing Michael Jackson appeared to be on trial again Wednesday as a lawyer for Jackson's mother tried to show the physician's desperate financial situation drove him to extremes in his treatment of the superstar.

Lil Wayne tweets that he's "fine" after suffering another seizure Tuesday night.

Facebook posted quarterly earnings that neither thrilled or depressed investors, who were reacting by bidding shares a few pennies higher in the after-hours session on Wall Street.