FLAMING GROOVIES "Shake Some Action," circa 1987.

BUNNY WAILER,  the last surviving original member of the Wailers, the Jamaican trio that helped establish and popularize reggae music — its other founders were Bob Marley and Peter Tosh — died on Tuesday at a hospital in Kingston, Jamaica. He was 73.

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED covers the best of February 2021.

FIRST AID KIT covers Leonard Cohen's "Suzanne."

EVAN DANDO plays "Confetti" in the Cape Cod Walgreen's store that found his wallet.

JULIEN BAKER plays a full-band version of "Hardline."

THE MOUNTAIN GOATS collaborate.

ST VINCENT teases Daddy’s Home.

CASSANDRA JENKINS, on making art out of interactions with strangers and how her experiences with the late indie legend David Berman inspired her brilliant new album.

LIVE ALBUMS Are the Best Albums?

MEGXIT: A bombshell new report by British newspaper The Times of London -- alleging that Meghan had faced a bullying complaint from a staffer while living in London -- has been met by fury by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, whose lawyers called it a "calculated smear campaign" and blamed Buckingham Palace for "using" the paper to "peddle a wholly false narrative."

DOLLY PARTON got her first dose of the vaccine she helped fund.

ALEC BALDWIN isn't taking questions about his sixth child.

BRITNEY SPEARS' father's attorney puts his side out to CNN.

IAON GRUFFUDD filed for divorce from his actress wife Alice Evans weeks after she announced their split in a messy social media post. 

EDDIE MURPHY's top ten movies, according to NME.

BRUCE CAMPBELL, who often appears in Sam Raimi movies, may pop up in Doctor Strange 2.

A KANGAROO, still on the lam in Alabama.

THE 17-YEAR CICADAS are coming. As plagues go, I can think of worse.

A DOGGO who had burns from a fire is reunited with the vet that treated him.

A MAMA BEAR and her cubs, crossing the road.