The body of legendary radio host (and voice of Scooby-Doo's Shaggy) Casey Kasem, reported missing last week from a Tacoma, Wash. funeral home, still hasn't been found. Kasem's corpse was reportedly located at another funeral home in Montreal on Monday, but that facility now denies having it.

Even death hasn't put a stop to the tragic family feud over Casey Kasem, the most beloved top 40 DJ in American history.

Casey Kasem, one of the most recognizable voices in radio who hosted "American Top 40" for four decades, died Sunday morning. He was 82.

A spokesperson for St Anthony Hospital in Washington told Reuters that the legendary radio DJ and voice of Scooby-Doo's Shaggy has been in critical condition in Washington since early last week. As of an update today, Kasem is being treated for an infected bedsore but remains in intensive care.

The case of legendary top 40 host Casey Kasem, 82, took a strange turn over the weekend when paramedics arrived to collect the ailing Kasem from his wife's house, enforcing a court order that turned responsibility for his care over to his children.

The very public, very ugly Kasem family feud played on this weekend with a dramatic day in court that culminated in a bizarre raw hamburger meat attack.

Iconic American Top 40 host Casey Kasem, who was reported missing earlier this week and believed to be somewhere on an Indian reservation in Washington state, has been found.

Only one person knows where legendary DJ Casey Kasem is, and she's not telling anyone.

• It looks like Vogue is finally taking note of the recession. The July issue features a $40 Gap hat and $50 pair of J. Crew shorts. Ouch. [NYT]
• The Transformers sequel topped the box office once again this week, raking in $42.4 million to edge out Fox's 3D movie Ice Age by a smidge. [THR]
• Some retailers have been covering up the new issue of GQ featuring a semi-nude Sacha Baron Cohen. Not that GQ minds the "controversy." [NYT]
• Casey Kasem counted down the hits for the last time this weekend. [ABC]

New York Times columnist Nick Kristof turns 50 today. Newark Mayor Cory Booker is turning 40. Basil Paterson, the labor lawyer and father of Gov. David Paterson, is 83. City Council member Eric Gioia turns 36. New-York Historical Society president Louise Mirrer is turning 56. Investment banker Eric Gleacher is 69. Actor Jack Klugman is 87. Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump turns 25. Radio personality Casey Kasem is turning 77. And singer Sheena Easton celebrates her 50th today.