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The Gaslight Anthem With Bruce Springsteen

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 03:56 PM

The Boss helps out the Gaslight Anthem during their Glastonbury appearance. The song, of course, is "Sound of '59." Given this, and his guest spot with Phish, it looks like Springsteen is getting the hang of the whole 'festival' thing. Watch before someone has this taken down.



- Conrad Doucette

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Today's Michael Jackson News

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 02:24 PM

In today's MJ news, his albums are selling quite a few copies, his doctor may be in trouble, and photos of the final dress rehearsal of the This Is It show have emerged. To say the least, it's weird to look at them.


Billboard: Nielsen SoundScan's sales numbers won't be released until Wednesday (July 1) morning, but industry prognosticators indicate that three of Jackson's albums -- "Number Ones," "The Essential Michael Jackson" and "Thriller" -- each sold around 100,000 copies last week. The sales tracking week ended at the close of business on Sunday (June 28) night.

To compare, Jackson's entire catalog of solo albums sold 10,000 in the week that ended June 21.


AP: The doctor rode with Jackson in the ambulance and assisted emergency room doctors in trying to revive the pop star, Chernoff said. After he was pronounced dead, Murray spoke with Jackson's siblings LaToya and Jermaine, and spoke briefly with Jackson's mother, he told CNN.

Jackson's children asked to see their father after he died and, after a consultation with a psychiatrist, they were allowed to see him, Chernoff said.


Rolling Stone: The images — taken by photographer Kevin Mazur on behalf of AEG Live, who were producing Jackson’s This Is It! shows — show a gaunt but smiling Jackson practicing his choreography with his back-up dancers. The shots also provide a peek at what the 750,000 who purchased tickets to the London shows could have expected to see starting in July, as the show was reportedly going to feature more than two dozen sets and countless wardrobe changes (including the pictured Moonwalker wardrobe) as Jackson’s performance spanned his career of hits.

Photos at Rolling Stone.

- Conrad Doucette

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Lindsay Lohan Releases A Statement Regarding Michael Jackson

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 12:05 PM

A visual one, at least. Immediately below is what her Twitter read. Then click through for the photo she is describing. Unsurprising hint: she is scantily clad.

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Dirty Projectors Take To The Hills

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 09:30 AM

Making 70s style, prog-influenced videos went out of style after Robert Plant galloped around the Welsh countryside in Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains The Same. But it's been awhile, so what's stopping some hot young band from shooting a video on a mountainside on a gray, misty day? Nothing, say the Dirty Projectors, and director Matthew Lessner, who bring us a vid for Bitte Orca's "Stillness Is The Move" featuring the band's female members as siren-like, vocalist twirlers, and guitarist/songwriter Dave Longstreth as a llama-herding minstrel. Brooklyn looks different in this video.  [via Stereogum]

- Conrad Doucette

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Video Hotness: Black Eyed Peas Extended Interviews

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 04:56 PM

Your happy ears and shaking rump have probably already made you aware that the Black Eyed Peas have a new album out, but just in case you didn't: The Black Eyed Peas have a new album out! Tonight at 7p ET on Fuse we're examining BEP: Then and Now. It's a nice look back at the band's history and takes a deep peek into the making of the new album.

Lucky for us (and you guys) all that good interview footage that didn't quite make it into the show has found a happy home right here! Check out bunches of clips with the band in our video portal, and enjoy this clip in which the band explains how the new album differs from the old. Namely, their previous works were slightly less insistent in the "get-your-ass-on-the-floor-and-dance" area.

Love that? Good. Make sure to head on in to watch lots more, and be TRIPLE sure to watch BEP: Then and Now tonight at 7p ET. You will be sad if you miss it. And sadness is the Black Eyed Peas' mortal enemy.

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- Matt Yule

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