MICK JAGGER turned 65 on Friday, unlocking the door to a world of state benefits, including fee Viagra prescriptions. To mark the occasion, here are selections from the first three decades of Jagger's career —…
Read MoreTHE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: … with SHIVAREE! Originally airing on September 18, 1965, Part 1 features the Hollywood Persuaders ("Drums a Go-Go"), P.J. Proby ("Mission Bells") and The Supremes ("Baby Love"). Part 2 features…
Read MoreGNARLS BARKLEY gets a bit graphic in the new video for "Who's Gonna Save My Soul," premiering on the MTV. SHE & HIM frontwoman Zooey Deschanel talks to Metromix about making the…
Read MoreDEVENDRA BANHART has a new Bollywood-themed video for "Carmensita," featuring new squeeze Natalie Portman. PAUL WESTERBERG: PopMatters thinks that 49:00 — a single 49-minute track where the songs bleed into each other,…
Read MoreDR. DOG performs "The Old Days" for the redhead on the Peacock. NEW RELEASES: Dr. Dog, CSS and compilations of The Individuals and Dio-era Sabbath are among the albums streaming in full this…
Read MorePEARL JAM — esp. axeman Mike McCready — rock "The Real Me" at VH1's Rock Honors for The Who. There are plenty of other clips from the telecast at the link, including…
Read MoreTHE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: …with ART BRUT! Courtesy of Moshcam, their debut at the Factory Theater in Sydney, Australia opens with a triple-blast of "Formed A Band," "Bad Weekend" and "Bang Bang Rock & Roll"…
Read MoreSHE & HIM drop their first video, for "Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?" Playful and morbid. THE JAYHAWKS are getting the band back together, with a production assist from Black Crowe Chris…
Read MoreTHE BASEBALL PROJECT impressed Letterman last week with "Past Time," the lead-off track from their new album. It's an All-Star lineup. THE DEAD MILKMEN will reunite to headline an evening during the Fun…
Read MoreFEIST comes to play "1 2 3 4" on Sesame Street. Four is one less than five, one more than three. NEW RELEASES: The Hold Steady, Black Kids, BadReligion, Little Jackie, John…
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