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A TRUE intervention is very much needed for singer El DeBarge. E! News has confirmed that the "Rhythm of the Night" singer (real name: Eldra DeBarge) was arrested in the Los Angeles area on Monday for possession for sale of narcotics, adding yet another notch to his long history of run-ins with the law.

Police confirm that DeBarge was arrested at 2 p.m. in Encino. No other details were available. He was booked and released on a $30,000 bail and is due in court on April 9. The singer, who was most recently spotted having an emotional reunion with old friend Whitney Houston at a Hollywood club just days before her death, has a troubled history with the law, and with drugs.

Since 2001, he's been popped three times for drug possession, and his rap sheet goes as far back as the mid-'80s including arrests for domestic violence and vandalism. In 2008, he was sentenced to two years in prison for a drug bust. Last year, DeBarge checked into rehab just days before a scheduled tour, forcing him to cancel it. The singer, together with his four brothers, formed the group DeBarge in 1978 and had a successful run of R&B hits such as "Rhythm of the Night" and "Love Me in a Special Way" before he embarked on a solo career that eventually fizzled.

The embattled crooner, whose brother James was once married to Janet Jackson, had been trying to stage a comeback recently and seemed to be on the right track. In 2010, he released a well-reviewed album, his first in 16 years. Its title track, "Second Chances," was nominated for two Grammys, for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song.

Upscale headphone maker Beats by Dr. Dre is in talks to buy subscription music service MOG, a person familiar with the matter said Tuesday. The deal has not closed, but negotiations are in their final stages. Beats' owner, Taiwanese cellphone maker HTC, is looking to create a music offering that combines its mobile devices, Beats' headphones and MOG's all-you-can-listen streaming plan, said the person, who was not authorized to speak publicly and requested anonymity.

News of the possible acquisition was earlier reported by Business Insider. MOG Chief Executive David Hyman declined to comment. HTC dismissed earlier reports as rumor and speculation. Last August, HTC announced it was paying $300 million for a 51 percent stake in Beats Electronics LLC, a company headed by rapper and producer Dr. Dre and recording executive Jimmy Iovine.

The maker of handsets that work on Google Inc.'s Android platform has been struggling with intense competition from Samsung Electronics Co. and iPhone maker Apple Inc. HTC said its profit fell 26 percent in the final quarter of last year. MOG has also struggled to gain subscribers in the face of established music subscription service Rhapsody and Sweden's Spotify. MOG's paying subscribers are estimated to be in the tens of thousands compared to more than a million for Rhapsody in the U.S. and 3 million for Spotify worldwide. Each service offers unlimited music streaming on portable devices for $10 per month and a range of free trial offers to get customers hooked.

MOG was founded in 2005 and counts Universal Music Group and Sony Music among its investors. Along with its subscription music plan, the company operates a series of music blog sites that attract more than 60 million visitors a month. Source EW.com

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