BOB CASALE, who played guitar with Devo alongside his brother Gerald from the original incarnation of the groundbreaking Akron new wave band in 1973 all the way through their recent tours, died suddenly on February 17th of heart failure. He was 61.  Here's Devo on Fridays in 1980, playing "Girl U Want" and "Gates of Steel," along with "Whip It" and "Uncontrollable Urge" -- each with costume changes.  The band returned in 1981, where they played "Theme From Adventures of The Smart Patrol" and "Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth," followed by "I Saw Jesus" and "Through Being Cool," then their cover of "Working in a Coal Mine."  BONUS: Vintage Devo, covering "Satisfaction" on French TV.

ST VINCENT advance streams her self-titled third album.

BLEEDING RAINBOW advance streams Interrupt.

MOZES & THE FIRSTBORN advance stream their self-titled album.

IDA MARIA streams her Accidental Happiness EP.

HARRY NILSSON: "Everybody's Talking" on Swedish TV, circa 1969.

KEVIN DREW talks to Stereogum about his new album, Darlings. 

EXENE CERVENKA, the frontwoman for the seminal L.A. punk band X, is moving to Texas, declaring California "a liberal oppressive police state and regulations and taxes and fees."

ABBA admits they wore glittering hotpants, sequined jumpsuits and platform heels for the tax deduction.

THE TOP 100 RICHEST MUSICIANS, according to The Richest. 

LEIGHTON MEESTER & ADAM BRODY married in a super-secret wedding.

JIMMY FALLON's Tonight Show debut had the show's second biggest audience, behind Leno’s final episodes. The debut featured a number of cameos, including one from Joan Rivers, who had been exiled from the show for nearly 30 years.

MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ & CARA DELEVIGNE are an item.

CHARLIE SHEEN is game to have more kids with his new fiancee.

ROBERT PATTINSON doesn't want to be famous anymore. But no mention of returning the money.

LAMAR ODOM is headed to Spain to play for the team Laboral Kutxa.

JASON BIGGS and his wife Jenny Mollen have welcomed their first child together, a baby boy named Sid.

UKRAINE: Downtown Kiev was aglow in fire early Wednesday, as demonstrators undeterred by a bloody day on the streets staked their claim to the heart of the Ukrainian capital and, they hope, the heart of the country itself.

VENEZUELAN opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez turned himself in to authorities Tuesday to face what he calls trumped-up homicide charges, after urging supporters to stay in the streets and protest peacefully against the government. Jose Miguel Vivanco, Americas chief of <span class="taxInlineTagLink">Human Rights Watch</span>, was critical over the lack of proof of a crime and said the "international community should demand Lopez's "immediate release.... The arrest is an egregious violation of one of the basic principles of due process, that you can't jail someone without evidence."

EGYPT: A Cairo court postponed making a decision on whether Hamas is a terrorist organization.

IRAN: Talks aimed at reaching a long-term agreement on Iran's nuclear program kicked off Tuesday, but even in the nascent stages, both US and Iranian officials are working to strangle expectations.

A CAT crashed through the roof of an Olympic venue, sticks the landing.

A MONKEY can use his thoughts to control the movements of a second, sleeping monkey.

FLORIDA is the worldwide leader in shark attacks.

THE RATTLESNAKE that took a deadly bite out of Snake Salvation pastor Jamie Coots will not be killed ... in fact, the family will deploy the snake during next Saturday's service.