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Tegan & Sara, Jingle Jams, Stornoway, Kim Wilde, Terrier Pup   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Tuesday, December 18, 2012 - 08:00 AM
Posted by: Karl

Karl

TEGAN & SARA cover Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time."

CHRISTMAS RELEASES from Bing Crosby, the Beach Boys, the Rat Pack and more are streaming this week at Spinner.

JINGLE JAMS: An eclectic mix of holiday tunes from NPR.

STORNOWAY unveils new material unplugged at The Guardian.

YUKON BLONDE stopped by World Cafe for a chat and mini-set.

THE XX drops a cver of Wham!'s "Last Christmas."

KIM WILDE drunkenly warbles "Kids In America" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" on the subway.

MOUNTAIN GOATS: John Darnielle talks with Willamette Week about the song, "White Cedar." (Thx, LHB.)

SILVER JEWS frontman David Berman is essayed at Tablet.

THE 25 MOST ANNOYING SONGS EVER, according to NME.

KISS: The A.V. Club reviews drummer Peter Criss's "endearingly needy and sleazy" memoir.

AMY WINEHOUSE may not have died from alcohol poisoning, this according to London officials who are launching a new inquest into the singer's death next month.

CHANNING TATUM and his wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum "are pleased to announce that they are expecting the birth of their first child next year."

BROOKE MUELLER spent just six days in rehab (ostensibly for Adderall).

JENNIFER ANISTON: Baby bump?

JIMMY FALLON may take over the Tonight Show.

BRITNEY SPEARS may be off The X Factor.

STAR TREK: INTO DARKNESS has a full trailer online already.

THE UNITED STATES State Department designated Michel Samaha, Lebanon's former Minister of Information and Tourism, as a global terrorist for plotting with Syrian officials "to conduct bombing attacks against Lebanese political and religious figures in northern Lebanon."

SYRIA: Saying neither side could win the conflict, Syria's vice president called for a negotiated settlement. Both Turkey and Iran put forward plans to end the conflict.

EGYPT's judges moved to boycott the second round of voting in the constitutional referendum. Opposition leaders called for protests on Tuesday over alleged polling violations in the first round.

IRAQ: Thirty-two Iraqis were killed and more than 100 were wounded in a series of bombings and attacks across the country.

BOSTON TERRIER PUP is too excited to keep his feet planted.

CIRCUS ELEPHANTS were saved from the deadly Siberian cold by vodka.

A SHETLAND PONY takes the Berlin subway.

MAYBE THE DINGO stole your cash and jewelry.

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