"Captain EO" and Michael Jackson are returning to Disneyland.

The Anaheim, Calif., park says it will show the 1986 Jackson musical beginning today and running indefinitely.

On the Disney Parks blog, Disney executive Heather Hust Rivera says the park will show a 70 mm print of the 17-minute movie in the Tomorrowland theater, with enhanced sound.

However, Rivera says the showing won't feature some special effects from the original presentation that can't be replicated. She did not elaborate in her blog message.

The original presentation included lasers and smoke.

Jackson, who died last year, plays the role of a spaceship captain who uses love and music to fight a witch queen played by Anjelica Huston.

The original ran at Disneyland from 1986 to 1997. The new showing replaces the 3-D show "Honey, I Shrunk the Audience."

GUESTS SET FOR LENO’S RETURN TO ‘TONIGHT’

Since Late-Night-Gate erupted last month, celebrities have been threatening to boycott "The Tonight Show." Yesterday, NBC released the roster of guests willing to sit again on the couch with Jay Leno when the show returns Monday. In conclusion, the world has not ended and Leno will indeed have people to talk to, including former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Simon Cowell and the cast of "Jersey Shore."

The guests on Monday include Jamie Foxx, Olympic gold medal skier Lindsey Vonn and musician Brad Paisley.

SHAKIRA, OBAMA MEET AT WHITE HOUSE

President Obama and pop superstar Shakira are talking about U.S. policy toward children.

Obama and the Colombian entertainer met briefly yesterday at the White House after she had meetings with staff from the National Security Council and the Domestic Policy Council to talk about early childhood development.

Shakira is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and has been an advocate for children in poverty.

WRESTLER’S WIFE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

Police say the wife of pro wrestler Ric Flair has been charged with assaulting him in their North Carolina home.

In a statement, Flair called the incident an unfortunate disagreement and said he did nothing wrong.

Authorities say officers were called to Flair's home in south Charlotte on Sunday night. Flair said his wife attacked him after they went out for dinner. He suffered minor injuries, but refused treatment from paramedics.

Police charged Jacqueline Beems, 41, with simple assault. She was released from jail a few hours after her arrest.

The 60-year-old grappler nicknamed "The Nature Boy" is wrestling for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling after a long career with World Wrestling Entertainment.