JULES SHEAR: "If She Knew What She Wants," unplugged on Unplugged, circa 1990. Check how he's holding his guitar.

BETTER OBLIVION COMMUNITY CENTER: Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst play a Tiny Desk Concert and have a tour single featuring “Little Trouble” and an alt-version of “Sleepwalkin’.”

JOSH RITTER visits the World Cafe, unplugged.

JADE BIRD brings new material to Morning Becomes Eclectic.

LUCY DACUS shares "My Mother and I."

THE MARK LANEGAN BAND shares “Stitch It Up,”ft. Donal Logue.

THE WORKING MEN'S CLUB: A British trio mining new wave and post-punk.

SUEDE and the making of The Insatiable Ones documentary.

THE CRANBERRIES are making an album from Dolores O'Riordan's final vocal tracks.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at Gladys Knight & The Pips' absolute soul masterpiece, "Midnight Train To Georgia."

LORI LAUGHLIN and her husband claim they had no idea college bribery mastermind Rick Singer was going to grease the palm of a coach to get their daughter into USC.

JENNIFER GARNER covers People magazine's Beutiful issue.

BRITNEY SPEARS assures fans she was not involuntairly committed for mental treatment.

THE AVENGERS: ENDGAME CAST, in the least ambitious crossover event in history.

JUSSIE SMOLLETTt's legal team is being sued for defamation by two brothers who say they continue to be accused of carrying out a racist and homophobic attack against the actor.

SALEM'S LOT is heading to the big screen.

LEONARDO DiCAPRIO is in talks to star in Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley remake.

KEN KERCHEVAL, the stage-bred actor who portrayed Cliff Barnes, the oil tycoon who was repeatedly bested by Larry Hagman's J.R. Ewing, on the long-running CBS primetime soap opera Dallas, has died. He was 83.

JIM DUNBAR, an original DJ on WLS when it went Top 40, died at age 89 Monday at his home near San Francisco.

A DOG, his bowtie, and a piano. More here.

BEARDED MEN carry more germs than dogs do.

A SHELTER DOG Refuses To Be Adopted Without His Food Bowl.