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CHEN: From pop stars and rockers to models and TV stars, here are some stories of what's going on in the entertainment world. STORY: Luminaries alongside Parisians mourned Yves Saint Laurent on Thursday. Model-turned-first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, actress Catherine Deneuve and the Shah of Iran's widow were among those in attendance at the legendary designer's funeral. Guests applauded as Saint Laurent's casket was carried out of the Parisian church. The designer's ashes will be scattered in the garden of his villa in Marrakesh. Black Sabbath front man Ozzy Osbourne won "substantial" damages from a British tabloid over a report that the singer's poor health had thrown a music awards show into chaos. Osbourne sued the Daily Star after it ran a story saying the 59-year-old rocker and reality TV star had toppled over twice just before the annual Brit Awards, which he and his family presented on live television. Irish rock band U2 will reissue its first three albums next month along with previously unreleased and rare material. "Boy," "October" and "War," all due July 22, will be available in a variety of formats. Classic rock band Yes has said 'No' to its 40th anniversary tour. The group canceled performances after front man Jon Anderson suffered a severe asthma attack. The 63-year-old singer, who's since been diagnosed with acute respiratory failure, was ordered by doctors to rest for at least six months "or suffer further health complications." Former "Cheers" and "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer was released from a hospital in Hawaii on Wednesday, four days after suffering what was described as a mild heart attack. The 53-year-old experienced chest pains while paddle - boarding with his wife. His spokesman says he is now resting comfortably at home.