EDDIE COCHRAN: "Summertime Blues." Ain't no cure for 'em.

FATHER JOHN MISTY co-headlined a concert at The Armory.

JASON ISBELL co-headlined that concert at The Armory.

JADE BIRD was the opening act for that concert at The Armory.

TRENT REZNOR kinda digs the bizarro Nine Inch Nails pop songs Miley Cyrus did for Black Mirror.

VAMPIRE WEEKEND covers Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over" in Cleveland.

BOYGENIUS is the cover story at Under The Radar.

SLEATER-KINNEY is profiled at Fader.

THE 20 BEST DISCO SONGS, according to NME.

THE NUMBER ONES ooks at Billy Swan's laid-back good-samaritan rockabilly jam "I Can Help."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Men in Black International tops the chart with 28.5MM, less than half of where its predecessors debuted, even before adjusting for inflation. And the budget was 110MM, about what it made globally so far. No wonder Chris Hemsworth is agitating to continue playing Thor.  The Secret Life of Pets 2 places with 23.8MM on a 49 percent drop; this should still make money, but it's nowhere near the success of the original.  The live-action Aladdin shows with 16.7MM on a 32 percent drop; if it falls short of 200MM domestic, it will be due to Toy Story 4 arriving this weekend.  Dark Phoenix plummets 73 percent to the fourth slot with 9MM, sealing its fate as one of the year's biggest bombs.  Rocketman rounds out the Top Five with 8.8MM on a 36 percent drop. Below the fold, the sixth-place debut of Shaft and the continuing slide of Godzilla: King of the Monsters add up to another big disappointment at the cineplex. Woody and Buzz cannot get here fast enough.

CHRIS MARTIN & DAKOTA JACKSON have split, according to The Sun.

MADONNA: Social media culture “runs people’s lives” and, as a result, it’s now harder for stars to “stick to your guns and be who you are”.

BRADLEY COOPER is in early talks to star in Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Nightmare Alley.

CHRIS BROWN is expecting his second child.

BOND 25: The production really wants you to know Daniel Craig is working out in a leg cast.

FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI the Italian director renowned for his extravagantly romantic opera productions, popular film versions of Shakespeare and supercharged social life, died on Saturday at his home in Rome. He was 96.

A FERAL STREET CAT loves being a Grandpa.

BIZARRE: A woman in Texas snapped a photo of an alligator swimming with a knife lodged in its skull.

THE WORLD'S FATTEST PARROTS are being killed off by a fungal infection.

THE REAL DOG MOMS OF NYC: Inside the chaos, glitter and absolute furry cuteness of a puppy pageant.