BLOOD ORANGE: Dev Hynes and director Gia Coppola go a bit 80s in the video for "You're Not Good Enough."

WE HAD A TECH GLITCH TUESDAY MORNING, but we had stuff yesterday, icymi.

FIRST AID KIT stopped by The Current for a chat and mini-set.

JEFF TWEEDY played a full set at Mountain Jam fest in Hunter Mountain, N.Y., featuring a dozen new songs and some old faves.

THE NEW PR0NOGRAPHERS drop "Brill Bruisers" as the title track to their next LP, which includes Dan Bejar and Neko Case.

TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS drop  “U Get Me High” and “Red River” on Spotify ahead of Hypnotic Eye.

THE DOOZIES and FLOWER GIRL both share tracks from a split LP.

THE RAMONES: "California Sun."

BILLY BRAGG has compared Glastonbury headliners Kasabian to fictional comedy rock group Spinal Tap, declaring that the Leicester band's role in music is primarily to "to remind us how true" the famous parody was.

ST VINCENT: Annie Clark is profiled by the Winnipeg Free Press. (Thx, LHB.)

LANA DEL REY talks to Fader about instant buzz, feminism, indecisiveness, submissiveness, reverence for American icons and self-destructiveness, and more...

RUSH albums, ranked by Stereogum.

SANDRA BULLOCK's alleged stalker had a machine gun  (but not when he broke in) and was interested in her, not her property.

JERRY SEINFELD talks to Esquire about celebrity stand-up, his full head of hair, the new season of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, and why our dads wouldn't have considered turning down a job.

JASON SCHWARTZMAN and wife Brady Cunningham have welcomed their second child.

KELLY ROWLAND and her new husband Tim Witherspoon seem to be expecting their first child.

JAMES FRANCO wrote a short story about Lindsay Lohan.

JAKE GYLLENHAAL & RACHEL McADAMS: Dating...or just prepping a movie?

AMAZON is putting the screws to Warner Bros.

UKRAINE: Check out the liveblog at Radio Free Europe for new developments.

VENEZUELA: Prostitutes run afoul of the government in an unsual way.

AFGHANISTAN: The Afghan economy, which had been expanding by as much as 14 percent a year, has slumped. Growth this year is expected to be just 3.2 percent, according to the World Bank. That slowdown reflects the declining American spending as well as apprehension about security.

IRAQ's prime minister has asked parliament to declare a state of emergency after Islamist militants effectively took control of Mosul and much of its province of Nineveh. The loss of Mosul to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), U.S. officials and experts acknowledged, is a powerful demonstration of the extremists’ growing effectiveness and reach.

THE LIONS steal the show. Loudly. Passionately.

A GUINEA PIG managed to escape his enclosure and infiltrate the female-only enclosure.

A BOA is hanging around Boca. Does not seem to have retired.

WHEN CROCS ATTACK: The remains of a man taken by a crocodile in front of his family in the Northern Territory's Kakadu National Park have been recovered.