The Los Angeles Dodgers say they've resolved a dispute with comedian and actor Jon Lovitz over nearly $100,000 in unpaid tickets.

The Dodgers sued Lovitz and others last month over nonpayment for the 2010 season seats, which are located behind home plate. In a statement yesterday, the team said it resolved the case "very quickly, very amicably, and to the satisfaction of both parties."

The Dodgers also said Lovitz is a friend and welcome back at the stadium any time.

Attempts to contact Lovitz were unsuccessful.

ACTRESS' SON SEEKS TO CLEAR HIS RECORD

The son of actress Cybill Shepherd has entered a pretrial program in Pennsylvania requiring his attendance at 24 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in a deal to clear his record of theft charges.

Cyrus Shepherd-Oppenheim was admitted into the program yesterday by Philadelphia Municipal Judge Georganne Daher. The arrangement was part of an agreement with prosecutors.

The 22-year-old University of Pennsylvania student was charged with stealing cash, a camera and other items from carry-on luggage during a United Airlines flight in January. If he completes the program, the charges will be cleared from his record.

Shepherd-Oppenheim is the son of the star of the 1980s "Moonlighting" television show and her ex-husband, chiropractor Bruce Oppenheim.

'IDOL' WINNER TO PERFORM AT NBA FINALS

Lee DeWyze is going from one championship to another.

The "American Idol" winner has been tapped to sing the national anthem at Game 2 of the NBA Finals tomorrow in Los Angeles, where the Lakers have a 1-0 lead on the Boston Celtics in the best-of-seven series.

DeWyze follows in the path of other "Idol" winners who have performed at the NBA Finals.

DeWyze won the "Idol" crown last week.

SINGER CROW ADOPTS ANOTHER BABY BOY

Sheryl Crow is the mother of another baby boy.

The singer-songwriter announced yesterday that she has adopted another son, Levi James, who was born April 30.

The 47-year-old shared the news on her website, and her publicist confirmed the adoption.

She wrote that "Wyatt has a new little brother!" referring to her 3-year-old son, who is also adopted.

CHARACTER ACTOR RICHARD DUNN DIES AT 73

Richard Dunn, a longtime character actor who frequently collaborated with comics Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, died yesterday after being unconscious several days. He was 73.

His agent of 15 years, William Kerwin, said Dunn had been unconscious at a Hollywood hospital since Sunday. Kerwin didn't immediately know the cause of death.

The lanky, bespectacled actor often appeared on "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim lineup. Dunn also had bit parts on shows including "Nip/Tuck," "Weeds" and "House."