FEIST premieres the video for "Honey Honey" on MSN, of all places.  Steve Jobs will be so jealous.

RYAN ADAMS: Cardinology is streaming in full via iLike today and tomorrow only.

WOLFGANG'S VAULT has seven concerts atreaming at the Guardian, including the Rolling Stones (1973), The Kinks (1977), The Pretenders (1980) and Monty Python's Flying Circus (1976).

THE WHISPERTOWN 2000 is streaming their Swim album in Quicktime via Steve Jobs. (Thx, LHB.)

PHIL SPECTOR: Jury selection in the murder retrial of fthe famed music producer Phil Spector began in Los Angeles Monday. The judge in the case has ruled that the jury can hear from a retired police officer concerning a confrontation at Joan Rivers' home in the early 1990s.

MARTHA WAINWRIGHT talks with the Belfast Telegraph about wishing she was a folk singer, her fact-finding, environmental mission to Greenland, her relationship with your father, Loudon Wainwright III and more...

THE FLAMING LIPS prepare you for salad.

DR. DOG is actually too big for a Tiny Desk concert, so they end up rociking the entire NPR music office.

THE KAISER CHIEFS' bassist Simon Rix gives Drowned In Sound a track-by-track rundown of the new album Off With Their Heads. Frontman Ricky Wilson tells The Sun he's glad to have competition from Oasis, Keane, Snow Patrol, The Killers, Kings Of Leon and Razorlight.

DRESSY BESSY singer/guitarist Tammy Ealom talks to Westword about her musical evolution.

THE BUTTHOLE SURFERS' reunion tour shows they have mellowed -- a little -- with age: "It's more of a rock concert than performance art," frontman Gibby Haynes says. "It's just kind of weird to be a 50-year-old man wearing 10 dresses. I looked a lot better in boxer shorts when I was 30 years old than I do now."

MADONNA gets support from Gwyneth Paltrow. Madge's friends have nicknamed her husband Material Guy because of his alleged cash demands ahead of their divorce.  In turn, Ritchie has reportedly compared her approach to their split as being like "something concocted by the KGB."

BRITNEY SPEARS' driving without a license case has been declared a mistrial.  The charges have been dismissed following news that prosecutors decided not to request a retrial.

LINDSAY LOHAN "had a quiet fight" with Samantha Ronson during the entire train trip from NYC to DC. Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror claims Li-Lo has been calling Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford three or four times a day and sending provocative text messages. Meanwhile, three guys who say Li-Lo held them hostage during an alleged alcohol-fueled drive have sued over the incident.

SIR PAUL McCARTNEY's new love Nancy Shevell has moved in with the Cute One - five months after his divorce from Heather Mills.

GILLIAN ANDERSON and boyfriend Mark Griffiths are parents of a baby boy.

SARAH SILVERMAN was heckled on stage during her UK stand-up debut in London.

ANNE HATHAWAY is crushing on a new mystery man.  Meanwhile, prosecutors urged a federal judge to impose the more than four years in prison that Hathaway's ex-bf Raffaello Follieri agreed to when he entered a guilty plea last month rather than the three years his defense lawyers requested in a recent submission of their own. Follieri sent the judge a photo of himself and the pope while seeking leniency for cheating investors of millions of dollars by claiming he could buy Catholic Church property on the cheap.

MAD MEN: The Emmy-winning drama has been greenlit for a third season by AMC, but producer Lionsgate and AMC not only have no contract with series creator Matthew Weiner, they don't have deals with the cast as well.

RUDY RAY MOORE, blaxploitation comic, self-proclaimed King of the party records and Godfather of rap, died on Friday of complications from Diabetes. He was 81.

AFGHANISTAN: Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal confirmed for the first time on Tuesday that the kingdom has been sponsoring talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban militia.

IRAQ: The spiritual mentor of radical Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, has issued a fatwa against the proposed US-Iraq security pact. US military chief Michael Mullen bluntly warned Iraq that it risked security losses of "significant consequence" unless it approves an agreement. Iraqi security forces arrested 29 suspected insurgents in Baghdad, a car bomber in Tal Afar, an AQI fighter in Jalawlaa, and five members of the "Popular Committees" in Diyala.

CHIMP RIDES A SEGWAY: Let's go to the video. Something vaguely Speed Racer about this.

WEST COAST SQUID INVASION: It went from a small invasion from California to a large invasion, with hundreds now washing up in parts of the coastlines of Washington and Oregon.

HEY, IS THAT SHRIMP IN YOUR PANTS, or... wait, that joke just doesn't work here.

HORSE STUCK in a TREE: The Daily Mail has the backstory for the photo first linked here yesterday.

BEAR ATTACK SURVIVOR attacked by PETA.

PIGEON cuts out the squab middleman.