THE PSYCHEDLIC FURS broke through with this video for "Love My Way" on the MTV.

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to Japanese Breakfast, Wolf Alice, Rostam and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Crowded House, Gang of Four covers, and more.

JAPANESE BREAKFAST plays CBS This Morning.

MARIAH CAREY's Secret Alt-Rock Album.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at The Beach Boys' improbable late-career comeback smash, the chintzy vacation jam "Kokomo."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It opened to 24MM, while Paramount’s second weekend of A Quiet Place Part II took in 19.5MM on a 59 percent drop, and Cruella showed with 11.2MM on a 48 percent drop.

MEGXIT: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's baby girl has arrived.

MASTER & COMMANDER: The series may return to the big screen.

JOHN WICK 4: Donnie Yen has joined the cast.

MOM, WHAT'S A PHONE BOOTH?  80s movies as a history lesson for kids.

INFINITE has a trailer online.

CLARENCE WILLIAMS III, who starred as the brooding undercover cop Lincoln Hayes on the countercultural 1968-73 ABC drama The Mod Squad, has died. He was 81.

BILLIONS OF "MORMON CRICKETS" are invading Idaho.

A MOMMA BEAR attacks a man in his garage.

DUCKS, sliding into a reservoir.

THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with HARRY NILSSON! He would have celebrated a birthday yesterday, so let's revisit the BBC's "The Music of Nilsson from 1971, including a mashup of "Mr. Richland's Favorite Song" and "One," "Gotta Get Up," a medley of "Walk Right Back," "Cathy's Clown" and "Let The Good Times Roll," and really moving take on "Life Line." Then there are two videos from The Point!  -- "Think About Your Troubles" and "Are You Sleeping" -- sandwiching "Joy." The set concludes with "Without Her," "Coconut" and "1941."

THE HOLD STEADY plays a Tiny Desk Concert.

THE BEACH BOYS share the unreleased "Big Sur" to announce the five-disc Feel Flows – The Sunflower & Surf’s Up Sessions 1969-1971.

HISS GOLDEN MESSENGER shares "Glory Strums (Loneliness Of The Long-Distance Runner)."

NATION OF LANGUAGE shares "Across That Fine Line."

LIZ PHAIR revisits three decades’ worth of what she gamely calls “weirdo moments.”

JAPANESE BREAKFAST, building an album sound by sound.

HOW STREAMING & HEADPHONES Made Sound My Favorite Sense.

JONATHAN TAPLIN, on working with Dylan, Scorsese, and the Rolling Stones.

TOM CRUISE is having to self-isolate for two weeks after 14 crew on his new Mission: Impossible film got Covid.

BENNIFER: Affleck, snapped smirking.

AMC THEATERS plans to reward retail investors with free popcorn and exclusive screenings.

HOW THE ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE Battled Back From Bankruptcy.

F. LEE BAILEY, a swashbuckling, high-flying defense attorney whose celebrity often eclipsed that of his famous clients, but whose legal career crashed under the weight of financial fraud, personal bankruptcy, and disbarment, died Thursday in Georgia. He was 87.

AN AUTISTIC BOY meets his service dog, plus video.

SUPER-TERMITES are set to emerge from Israeli soil in coming days.

FLORIDA MAN claims 'stand your ground' defense for killing an iguana.

BUT I HAVE A FEW THURSDAY THINGS ANYWAY.

MOUNTAIN GOATS: John Darnielle choreographs Ace of Base's "The Sign." (Language warning) A perennial fave.

BUCK MEEK visits World Cafe.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Phil Collins' adult-contempo cover of the Mindbenders' British Invasion oldie "A Groovy Kind Of Love."

PATRICK WILSON & VERA FARMIGA gave a delightfully weird interview about The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It.

THE ROYALS:  Documents shed light on the Queen's ongoing exemption from race and sex discrimination laws. And the Palace responds.

BENNIFER: They're all over each other.

ANGELINA JOLIE is not happy with the court's decision to award Brad Pitt joint custody of their children.

MATTHEW PERRY and fiancée Molly Hurwitz are going their separate ways.

DAVID SPADE will be a guest host of The Bachelor in Paradise.

CHRISTINA HENDRICKS: The star of Good Girls discusses Mad Men, sexual harassment and squaring her glamorous reputation with her ‘weird, goofy' personality.

JODIE FOSTER is getting a special honor at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

FROM DEALS TO DECOUPLING: Is the China-Hollywood Romance Officially Over?

A CAT, talking in her sleep.

COWS stop a long car chase in Wisconsin.

ONE PENGUIN sharing the love.

NEIL YOUNG: 1973-79 gets about 3 and a half hours of analysis and discussion on Political Beats.

OLD AND IN THE WAY: March 2, 1973.

JIMI HENDRIX, Nine to the Universe, unedited.

THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS share "I Broke My Own Rule."

ST VINCENT: Annie Clark did a Reddit AMA.

SINEAD O'CONNOR, One Memoir, No Regrets.

THE ROLLING STONES' Tour Program, 1966.

THE BEST ALBUMS of 1991, according to Paste.

F9 plummeted 85 percent at the Chinese box office, in case you thought John Cena groveling over Taiwan was going to save them.

MEGXIT: An examination of interviews that Harry has given over the years shows inconsistencies and omissions in the story he is now telling the world.

TAYLOR SWIFT has joined the A-list ensemble of David O. Russell's next film.

BENNIFER: Date night on camera.

TREVOR NOAH & MINKA KELLY: Spotted after splitting.

ROBERT HOGAN, the familiar New York actor who made a six-decade career out of popping up on television shows, from The Wire to Hogan’s Heroes, whose main character was named after him, has died. He was 87.

MOM vs MOMMA BEAR: Who You Got?

MOMMA CAT introduces her kitten to a dog.

HELLO NEIGHBOR, I made these.

OFF BROADWAY: "Stay In Time" and "Full Moon Turn My Head Around," for Twofer Tuesday. More power pop for the summer.

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to Bachelor, black midi, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has Can, Lou Barlow, and more.

NICK CAVE shares a "Letter to Cynthia."

B.J. THOMAS, the Grammy-winning singer who had such hits as "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," "Hooked on a Feeling" and "(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song," has died. He was 78.

JUDAS PRIEST's Rob Halford breaks down his favorite 10 albums.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at the wild ride of "Red Red Wine," a mostly-forgotten Neil Diamond song that became a hit for UB40 in 1988.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: A Quiet Place II jumpstarts the theatrical business with a 57MM 4-day opening, a number which isn’t too far from the 60MM which the John Krasinski-directed sequel was anticipated to do in its 3-day opening pre-pandemic!  Cruella placed with a 26MM 4-day haul, whichseems disappointing only compared to the champ.  Spiral showed with2.9MM over the long weekend.

FRIENDS: Why this will be the last reunion. (Even though it did big numbers.)

KIDS IN THE HALL are filming their first episodes in 25 years.

KATE WINSLET Has No Filter.

FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH: A Kid's-Eye View.

GAVIN McLEOD, who tasted stardom after years as a journeyman actor when he landed roles on two of the most successful television series of the 1970s and ’80s — as the news writer Murray Slaughter on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and Capt. Merrill Stubing on “The Love Boat” — died on Saturday at his home in Palm Desert, Calif. He was 90.

A GIANT SHARK on TikTok sparks 'megalodon' theory after giving tourists a scare.

A LOUISIANA GATOR vacations on a South Texas Beach.

THE PLAGUE OF MICE attacking parts of Australia is turning into a horror story, with the rodents threatening to invade Sydney.

A RARE PIEBALD SQUIRREL was spotted in Colorado.