No Doubt, with lead singer Gwen Stefani, is coming to O'ahu on Aug. 11, concert promoter Tom Moffatt said yesterday.

Ticket information and the concert location will be announced Monday, Moffatt said.

"Details are being finalized," Moffatt said. "It's exciting. The last time Gwen performed here (August 2007), the concert sold out quick. Now that she's back with No Doubt, it's really going to be something."

No Doubt will be on "American Idol" this Wednesday.

'RECOVERY PROJECT' WILL FILM IN HONOLULU

A&E's "The Recovery Project," which deals with drug addiction and recovery, will film Tuesday in Honolulu.

The TV series holds town hall meetings with addicts, their families and friends, and addiction experts.

A&E, Oceanic Time Warner Cable and the Salvation Army are holding the meeting at Word of Life from 6:30 to 8 p.m. It's free and open to the public. Seating is limited to 1,600 and attendees should arrive by 5:30 p.m.

TYRA BANKS' STALKER ORDERED TO GET HELP

A Georgia man who told police he and Tyra Banks "had a thing together" was convicted yesterday of stalking the supermodel-turned-TV host.

Brady Green, 39, was convicted of stalking, harassment, criminal trespass and attempted aggravated harassment.

But Manhattan Criminal Court Judge James Burke, who heard the case without a jury, did not send Green to jail. He told the defense lawyer to help his client get psychiatric counseling and a job in "a location where he can thrive."

That "likely will not be the city of New York," the judge said.

SEAN PENN, ROBIN WRIGHT SPLITTING AGAIN

Sean Penn and Robin Wright are separating, citing irreconcilable differences.

The double Oscar winner and his actress wife have been married 13 years. Penn has requested joint custody of their 18-year-old daughter, Dylan Francis, and 15-year-old son, Hopper Jack. The Penns also filed for divorce in December 2007 but didn't go through with it.

FARRAH FAWCETT'S SON PUT IN DRUG REHAB

The son of Ryan O'Neal and Farrah Fawcett is getting a chance at a clean slate.

Redmond O'Neal was admitted to a drug court program yesterday that could lift his probation and wipe his record clear of previous drug convictions if he succeeds.

O'Neal, 24, recently told a judge he regrets that his recent arrest was keeping him from being with his mother, who is suffering from anal and liver cancer.