Keith Urban Surprises Nicole:  After Keith Urban sang "Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me" for pregnant wife Nicole Kidman, the country star announced to the Chicago Soldier Field crowd Saturday night that she just had a birthday the day before.  "So it would be nice to have 50,000 people sing 'Happy Birthday' to her," he said – and brought Kidman on stage for a stadium-sized sing-a-long for the actress, who turned 41 on Friday.

 

Get Smart Soars ... Love Guru Bombs:  Audiences still get Maxwell Smart. Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway's "Get Smart," the Warner Bros. big screen update of the 1960s spy sitcom, raked in $39.2 million to debut as the No. 1 weekend movie, according to studio estimates Sunday.  But movie-goers did not get Mike Myers'"The Love Guru," the weekend's other new wide release. The Paramount Pictures comedy about a self-help mentor took in just $14 million to open at No. 4.

 

Martha Stewart:  Banned From Britain:  Martha Stewart has been banned from Britain - but she got a warm welcome Friday in Poland, her grandparents' homeland.  The lifestyle guru was planning to visit Britain in the coming days for business engagements, but the Daily Telegraph and other British newspapers reported Friday that she was denied permission to enter because of her 2004 conviction for obstructing justice.  Stewart's assistants confirmed the visa denial, but they gave no other details beyond saying they hope the decision will be reversed.

 

Camp Rock Scores:  Disney Channel's Jonas Brothers movie "Camp Rock" debuted big Friday night, though it didn't match last year's record-setting "High School Musical 2."  "Camp Rock," which features a slew of musical performances, averaged 8.9 million total viewers at 8-10 p.m. Friday, making it the network's No. 2 most-watched original movie ever behind "HSM 2," according to Nielsen. "Camp Rock" pulled in about half of that movie's audience (17.2 million) in its August 17 premiere.

 

Spiderman Update: The fourth Spider-Man movie will hit theaters in May 2011. That's the same month that The First Avenger: Captain America and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II will be in theaters. Tobey Maguire has yet to commit to the fourth Spider-Man.

 

NASCAR:  After a two-week drought, Kyle Busch's dream season continues on the road course at Sonoma. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series leader holds off a pair of late challenges to claim his series-best fifth victory of the season.

TV Tonight:  Nashville Star ... The Bachelorette ... American Gladiator ... The Mole ... and repeats of Two and a Half Men ... CSI: Miami and House.