• Julie Andrews unable to sing since surgery
• Williams and company now recording 'Star Wars: Episode 1' soundtrack
• 'Night Court''s Anderson getting a divorce
• Seoul music: Beatlemania has South Koreans singing

Andrews

NEW YORK (CNN) -- Actress and singer Julie Andrews now admits she has been unable to sing since she had throat surgery nearly two years ago. Andrews had dismissed reports in December that her singing career is over, but now says she is considering filing a lawsuit over the operation, which removed non-cancerous throat nodules. She says doctors had told her the operation was "a routine procedure that I was told would not be threatening to my vocal chords."

The 63-year-old star, a Broadway and screen favorite whose voice swept across the hills in the film "The Sound of Music," said she will keep trying to sing, though doctors don't give her much hope it will happen. She said she tries to be optimistic, but it's difficult.

"To not sing with an orchestra, to not be able to communicate through my voice, which I've done all my life, and not to be able to phrase lyrics and give people that kind of joy, I think I would be totally devastated," she said in an interview with Barbara Walters, to air on ABC Friday evening.

In addition to the soundtrack, "Star Wars" fans are looking forward to seeing a younger Yoda in the new "Star Wars" movie.

HOLLYWOOD (CNN) -- Sony Classical, which struck pay dirt with its two "Titanic" albums, will release the soundtrack to the next installment in the "Star Wars" saga, "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace, " according to Variety. The disc will solely feature the score by John Williams, who has won an Oscar and two Grammys for his "Star Wars"-related scores. The London Symphony Orchestra, with Williams conducting, began recording the music last week, and sessions will continue over the next two weeks. While no release date has been set, the soundtrack is expected to reach retailers before the film opens May 21. Sony Classical will release to radio a single derived from the score, most likely in April.

Anderson

LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- The magic is gone, and that has led the wife of Harry Anderson to file for divorce. Leslie Pollack Anderson, a magician and actress, filed for divorce Tuesday from Anderson, the sleight-of-hand artist and "Night Court" star. Ms. Anderson cited irreconcilable differences. The couple have been married 11 years and have a 12-year-old son.

South Korean fans of the Beatles dressed like their musical idols and performed the song "Get Back."

SEOUL (CNN) -- Beatles fans in South Korea are wrapping up a week of celebrating the Fab Four. Thousands of fans have visited a recent exhibition in Seoul to pay tribute to John, Paul, George and Ringo. The event included a singing competition; the winner sang a rousing rendition of "Get Back," and for his work he won a plane ticket to London. There were also movies, books, CDs and lectures on the Beatles during the exhibition held at the British Council's office in Seoul.

Reuters contributed to this report.