TELEKINESIS remakes Belle & Sebastian's "Like Dylan In The Movies" as power-pop for The A.V. Club Undercover.

DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS performed a video mini-set for Sound Opinions.

ROYAL BANGS stopped by The Current for a chat and mini-set.

RICHARD THOMPSON & LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III play a set from World Cafe's Cayamo Cruise.

BUDDY MILLER & PATTI GRIFFITH play a set from World Cafe's Cayamo Cruise.

ELO: Because I "Can't Get It Out Of My Head."

J MASCIS talks to PopMatters about how he differentiates between Dinosaur and solo materials, his current playlist, and advice for would-be skiers.

BILL CALLAHAN talks to The Rumpus about Austin, Apocalypse and America.

THE WATSON TWINS: Leigh Watson talks to Creative Loafing about their new collection of covers. (Thx, LHB.)

TUNE-YARDS: Merrill Garbus talked to Pitchfork about resisting music as a career, influences, writing in character, and more...

KATE HUDSON & MATT BELLAMY are engaged.

DIANA ROSS will get Michael Jackson's children when their 80-year-old grandmother Katherine Jackson passes away. Someday, they'll be together.

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER is attached to star in a rights package that CAA is shopping today that will revive The Terminator.

STEVEN TYLER: Here's the teaser to the cover of the Rolling Stone.

KATIE HOLMES gets a big fat apology from Star magazine, after the actress filed a 50 million dollar defamation claim against the tabloid for an apparently trumped-up drug story.

THE AVENGERS assemble in New Mexico.

SUPERMAN: German actress Antje Traue joins the reboot‘s cast as Faora, likely an aide to General Zod.

ZORRO heads to the future? Really?

TERROR in DENMARK: An expanded indictment in the case of Tahawwur Rana, detained with David Headley in the US on charges related to the 2008 Mumbai attacks, reveals that terrorist Ilyas Kashmiri offered Headley a network of Europeans to provide weapons, money, and operatives for an attack on the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Copenhagen.

TERROR in the UK: A fear of offending Muslims allowed extremists into Britain before the 2005 London Tube and bus bombings, a former Labour minister with close links to the intelligence services has admitted.

YEMEN remains al Qaeda's ultimate breeding ground.

EGYPT: "Masked gunmen" bombed the El Sabil natural gas export terminal on the Sinai Peninsula, shutting down the natural gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan.

LIBYA: A US official said NATO is increasing airstrikes in an effort to pressure Gaddafi into ending the fighting, not kill him.

A DUCKLING terrifies a dog.

FIRE ANTS save themselves in floods by forming giant rafts.

PITBULL turns on its mean owner.

BAHATI THE CHIMP has a wakeup workout.