BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD play "For What It's Worth."

PETER JESPERSON, co-founder of Twin/Tone Records, visits World Cafe to talk about his career, from spotting the brilliance of The Replacements to possibly being let go from R.E.M. for being "too nice."

MY MORNING JACKET's Jim James talks about their new holiday album.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE will not be playing live again.

PAUL WELLER, on refusing to become a heritage act.

T.I. & "TINY" HARRIS are sued for sexual assault again.

LES McCANN, oft-sampled soul-jazz musician, has passed at 88.

THE FIRST OMEN has a teaser trailer online.

MARGOT ROBBIE and her production empire.

RYAN GOSLING, on why playing a little plastic man was so challenging, and so much fun.

BRITNEY SPEARS denies she's returning to the music biz.

SIENNA MILLER’s second baby has arrived.

HISTORICAL EPICS are back in style.

HERMAN RAUCHER, the best-selling author and screenwriter who earned an Oscar nomination for the coming-of-age classic Summer of ’42 and wrote the script for the thought-provoking Watermelon Man, has died. He was 95.

A SWAN COUPLE, reunited.

TWO BALD EAGLES perform the Daredevil Cartwheel.

CATS & DOGS, living together...

A PUPPER, living his best life.