GUARDS get a head start on summer in the video for "Ready To Go."

NEW RELEASES from Cold War Kids, Alkaline Trio, Kopecky Family Band and more stream this week via Spinner.

WOLF EYES is advance streaming No Answer: Lower Floors.

MILK MUSIC is advance streaming Cruise Your Illusion.

ROBYN HITCHCOCK plays a set of songs old and new live on KEXP from Mellow Johnny's in Austin, TX during SXSW 2013.

THE MOODY BLUES "Ride My Seesaw" on French TV for Twofer "Tuesday Afternoon."

KURT VILE talks to The Guardian about driving a forklift and recording Wakin On A Pretty Daze.

MARVIN GAYE, remembered by ex-wife Janis, on the 29th anniversary of his shooting.

LOLLAPALOOZA 2013: The almost-certain lineup leaks.

PAUL WILLIAMS, founder of Crawdaddy!, the first American music magazine to take "rock" music seriously, died last week at 64.

LINDSAY LOHAN's lawyer is scoffing at a report the actress agreed to rehab only if the facility allowed her to take Adderall. But will she find a place that allows it?

CORY MONTEITH, who stars as Finn Hudson on the Fox series Glee, has checked into rehab.

RYAN GOSLING flipped out at a photog who called galpal Eva Mendes "Baby."

HEIDI KLUM rescued her son from drowning.

SHAIN GANDEE, one of the stars of MTV's “Buckwild” reality show was discovered dead in a vehicle along with two others in Sissonville, West Virginia. He was 21. Sources close to the death investigation say it's likely Shain died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

ORLANDO BLOOM and Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad will be the star-crossed lovers of an interrarcial Broadway revival of Romeo and Juliet.

YEMEN: Protesters gathered outside of the US Embassy in Sana'a to call for the release of more than 90 Yemenis being held at Guantanamo for links to al Qaeda.

LIBYA: A senior assistant to Prime Minister Zeidan was kidnapped at a checkpoint outside Tripoli.

MOROCCO: Some 30000 protesters in Rabat called for the downfall of the government of Islamist prime minister Abdel Ilah bin Kiran. The protest was organized by two of the largest labor unions and focused on unemployment, the economy, and human rights.

IRAQ: An al Qaeda suicide bomber rammed a truck packed with explosives into a police station in Tikrit, killing nine Iraqis.

AFGHANISTAN: Top ISAF commander General Dunford said conditions in Afghanistan are not yet such that "al Qaeda and other international extremist groups will not be able to conduct attacks on the West."

RACCOON & CAT: Not quite mass hysteria.

A COCKATOO skates on noise charges.

RALPH THE RABBIT reclaimed his crown as the world's fattest Easter bunny.

A GERMAN FLEA CIRCUS was wiped out by freezing weather.