SPENCER DAVIS, the leader of a rock group under his name that had some of the most propulsive and enduring hits of the 1960s, including "Gimme Some Lovin'," "I'm a Man" and "Keep On Running" - all sung not by him but by a teenage Steve Winwood - died on Monday in Los Angeles. He was 81. Steve Winwood responds.

GENESIS: The Peter Gabriel era of the band gets close to three and one-half hours of discussion and analysis on Political Beats with guest Patrick Frey.

MATT BERNINGER stopped by CBS This Morning over the weekend.

CAROLINE ROSE plays for KEXP.

TONY LEWIS, the singer of The Outfield's "Your Love" has died at age 62. 

REVISITING THE NEW ROMANTICS: Was Duran Duran more important than the Clash?

ROBERT POLLARD's picks for Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Albums" list.

TOM LEHRER has released all his songs into the public domain.

THE NUMBER ONES' Bonus Tracks looks at Florence And The Machine's surging, wailing 2011 track "What The Water Gave Me."

ROBERT DOWNEY JR & MARK RUFFALO defend CHRIS PRATT.

CHARLIE BROWN's holiday specials won't broadcast on TV for the first time in more than 50 years.

WILLOW: Disney+ has ordered a sequel series to the 1988 classic, complete with Warwick Davis.

DOMINIC WEST is in late-stage discussions for the role of Prince Charles on The Crown.

CAROLE BASKIN of Tiger King revealed that she is bisexual.

WICKED: Stephen Daldry has exited as the director.

NICOLAS CAGE, Intervewed by Marilyn Manson.

MATTHEW McCONNAUGHEY explains all those rom-coms, and more.

PHIL COLLINS' ex has allegedly launched an armed occupation of the rock star's Miami mansion.

A GOOD BOY knows the Star Trek theme.

KEEP YOUR ROOSTER in trousers. That means you, Jeffrey Toobin.

AND THERE WERE SHEEP all over the runway.

THE SQUIRREL THREAT: Seven Arrested In Wildlife Trafficking Of 3700 Flying Squirrels Through Chicago.

THE FOUNDATIONS: "Build Me Up, Buttercup" and "Baby, Now That I Found You" are your Twofer Tuesday.

MARGO PRICE visits with World Cafe.

JAMES BLAKE shares his Before EP.

NICK CAVE shares "Euthanasia."

TENNIS covers The Carpenters' "Superstar."

DEHD shares a video for "Haha."

FLEETWOOD MAC: Rumours is back in the Top 10, which says more about the biz really.

SAMMY HAGAR said that Eddie Van Halen‘s death would've been "way too much" for him to process had the two not settled their long-standing feud earlier this year.

AC/DC's Angus Young has said that he chose not to include his late brother Malcolm's guitar tracks on the band's new album out of respect.

GORDON HASKELL, who was in King Crimson in 1970 and sang on their albums In the Wake of Poseidon and Lizard, has passed away. He was 74.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Tears For Fears' dramatic dance-pop mantra "Shout."

JEFF BRIDGES has been diagnosed with lymphoma.

THE MANDALORIAN has a new trailer online.

DANNY MASTERSON will face charges of rape, a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge ruled Monday.

JEFFREY TOOBIN, CNN's legal analyst, was suspended by The New Yorker for pleasuring himself during a Zoom call.  Oddly, he's done worse.

LILY JAMES & DOMINIC WEST returned to London together last week after their outing in Rome.

GEORGE CLOONEY discussed the importance of journalistic integrity, the COVID-19 pandemic, his upcoming Netflix film, and more.

KURT RUSSELL is returning as Santa on Netflix.

JAMES REDFORD, who followed his father Robert Redford’s path as a filmmaker, environmental activist and philanthropist while also raising awareness about organ donation, has died. He was 58.

A CAT, greeting you with a Southern accent.

DON'T GO CHANGING...to try and please me.

A SUNFISH can weigh up to a heaping two tons.

MADNESS: "It Must Be Love."

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to Beabadoobee, Jeremy Ivey, Matt Berninger and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Kevin Morby, Osees, The Damned, and more.

TOM PETTY: The expanded version of Wildflowers is on streaming services.

STURGILL SIMPSON has surprise-released a new double album, Cuttin' Grass Vol 1 - The Butcher Shoppe Sessions.

ELVIS COSTELLO shares "Newspaper Pane."

THE HOLD STEADY shares the previously unreleased “Separate Vacations.”

LANA DEL REY shares "Let Me Love You Like a Woman."

TALKING HEADS: Jerry Harrison talks Remain in Light at 40.

THE TALLEST MAN ON EARTH, ranked by Paste.

BOB BIGGS, who founded Los Angeles independent label Slash Records, has died after a long illness. He was 74. (Slash had interest in Pate's demo back in the day.)

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Paul Young's slick adult-contempo soul cover of Daryl Hall and John Oates' "Everytime You Go Away."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE?  Honest Thief debuts atop the chart with 3.7MM.  War with Grandpa places with 2.5MM on a 31 percent drop.  Tenet shows with another 1.6MM on a 24 percent drop, crossing the 50MM line domestically, and 334MM worldwide.

WARNER BROS. & UNIVERSAL have no plans to buy out theater chains.

AMC is offering rentals for an entire theater starting at 99 bucks.

LILY JAMES canceled a planned appearance on the “Today” show after being pictured cavorting with married co-star Dominic West.

THE MANDALORIAN: Pedro Pascal and Jon Favreau on the Future of the Newest ‘Star Wars' Franchise.

NO TIME TO DIE: Daniel Craig devised the trick of using 8400 gallons of Coca-Cola to make a cobbled street less slippery for a motorbike stunt.

MENA SUVARI and husband Michael Hope will welcome their first child, a son, next spring.

ARMIE HAMMER is asking a judge to order him joint custody of his two children with estranged wife, Elizabeth Chambers, after the actor claims she isn't returning to L.A. from the Cayman Islands with the kids.

DOCTOR STRANGE 2:  Xochitl Gomez is going from The Baby-Sitters Club to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 

REQUIEM FOR A DREAM: An Oral History. 

RHONDA FLEMING, the red-haired actress who became a popular sex symbol in Hollywood westerns, film noir and adventure movies of the 1940s and ’50s, died on Wednesday in Santa Monica, Calif. She was 97.

A TORTOISE, living the dream.

FUNGIE THE DOLPHIN has been missing for over five days now.

MAKIL, an abducted lemur, has been returned safely to the SF Zoo.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with JOE JACKSON! Live in Tokyo on1986, for the Big World tour. Your set list: One More Time, Wild West, Right & Wrong, You Can't Get What You Want (Til You Know What You Want), (It's a) Big World, Hometown, On Your Radio, Shanghai Sky, Fifty Dollar Love Affair, Cancer/Be My Number Two/Breaking Us in Two, Steppin' Out, Survival, Soul Kiss, It's Different for Girls, The Jet Set, Monday Papers, Tonight and Forever, Jumpin' Jive Medley: Jack You're Dead/What's the Use of Getting Sober (When You're Gonna Get Drunk Again)/Jumpin' Jive, I'm the Man, and Man in the Street.

COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS plays for KEXP.

RHETT MILLER plays WFUV Live.

WILCO: Hear the previously unreleased "Candyfloss" demo

GUIDED BY VOICES announced their third album of 2020 with the lead single "Mr. Child."

M WARD covers Bille Holliday's "For Heaven's Sake."

ARCTIC MONKEYS' explosive debut single "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" turns 15 this weekend and it's still a banger.

TOM PETTY's Wildflowers: An Oral History.

RILO KILEY, ranked by Paste.

FUTURE ISLANDS' Samuel T. Herring discusses his favorite albums with The Quietus.

'TAKE ON ME" & "MONEY FOR NOTHING": The Stories Behind Two of the Best Animated Music Videos of All Time.

THE FLAMING LIPS' Wayne Coyne talks to Brooklyn Vegan.

TIMOTHEE CHALAMEE gets a GQ profile.

MEGXIT: Prince Harry wants to give Archie the childhood he always wanted.

JOHN CENA tied the knot with his girlfriend Shay Shariatzadeh.

PETER PAN & THE ARISTOCATS are the latest to get content warnings.

THE SIMPSONS' TREEHOUSES OF HORROR, Ranked.

PSYCHO at 60: Of the many cinematic "firsts" credited to Alfred Hitchcock's classic, the change it brought to the ritual of American moviegoing may be the most consequential.

THE BEST THINGS We're Missing This Movie Season.

BASSETT HOUNDS AND BEAGLES are trained to detect COVID-19 by using armpit sweat samples.

70 BIRDS, naturally playing guitar in random synchronicity.

THIS DOG loves swimming.

GUADALCANAL DIARY: From the "Where Are They Now?" file (and MTV's 120 Minutes), we have a semi-live take on "Watusi Rodeo."

IDLES play for KEXP.

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED features Luluc, The Antlers, Squirrel Flower, and more.

STEVIE WONDER launches a new label and shares two new songs.

BEABADOOBIE shares "Together."

150 GLIMPSES OF THE BEATLES: An Excerpt.

JEFF TWEEDY talks to GQ about his new book.

THE FLAMING LIPS tested playing to audiences encased in bubbles.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Duran Duran's "A View To A Kill," the only James Bond theme ever to hit No. 1.

DID LILY JAMES call DOMINIC WEST's wife about those photos?

GWYNETH PALTROW & KATE HIDSON discuss their worst big-screen kisses.

RIDLEY SCOTT & JOAQUIN PHOENIX will re-team for Kitbag, with the Oscar-winning Joker star to play French military leader and emperor Napoleon.

BRITNEY SPEARS won a minor victory Wednesday in her conservatorship battle against her father, Jamie Spears: The singer will be allowed to expand her legal team, after a petition request was granted.

HILLBILLY ELEGY has a trailer online.

DEXTER is making a mini-series return to Showtime.

THE SNL YOU REMEMBER Isn't Coming Back Anytime Soon.

A STOAT on a trampoline.

DOG vs CAT: The eternal struggle.

A SQUIRREL in North Charleston made his own prediction about the 2020 presidential race Tuesday.