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Neil Young did his smallest show ever in Australia Wednesday night -- and it was all for the cameras.

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However you feel about HBO's 'Girls,' there's no denying that women love it. When women love something as much as they love Lena Dunham's show, it usually means we should be listening closely to what's being said.

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Denzel Washington reclaims the title.

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More than any of their contemporaries, the Kinks stormed through three decades with a natural survival instinct that rarely compromised their ideals. Their early garage rock days are the most celebrated, and t

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A new Rolling Stone Reader's Poll voted Tom Petty's 1994 solo collection, Wildflowers, the best album of his career. We have the complete top 10 list posted.

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Bob Dylan has just tagged on 10 new stops to his upcoming itinerary, which as of now, kicks off on April 5th in Buffalo, New York and has been extended through May 5th in Saint Augustine, Florida.

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Before people started calling bedroom bands bedroom bands, Boston were a bedroom band. MIT tech whiz Tom Scholz wrote a batch of songs and recorded some home demos, playing almost all of the instruments himself in his basement studio (so technically speaking, Boston were a basement band). He recruited friend Brad Delp to sing, and within a coup

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How’d you like to wake up with the knowledge that you've been shot in the head? Yeah, that would suck, but what if the bullet that was stuck in your skull triggered some pretty cool supernatural powers? Yeah, now we’re talkin’! That’s what happens to the protagonist in ‘Bullet Head,’ an awesome new short film directed by Franco Movsesian. We love it so much, we think Movsesian needs to turn this five minute short into a feature film. Actually, we’ve got a list of five sweet short films that would make great feature-length movies. Check ‘em out. 

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Which is your favorite? Take our poll

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The Rolling Stones -- like so many other great groups that got their start in the '60s -- began as a cover band, working through rock, blues and R&B favorites. Their first few albums consisted almost entirely of cover songs. As