Black Lips' silver screen career is on a roll; the southern garage rockers, along with local notables like Deerhunter, Mastodon, and King Khan & BBQ Show, will appear in We Fun: Atlanta, GA.: Inside/Out, a forthcoming film documenting the city's blossoming music scene. The new documentary is directed by Bill Cody, who helmed predecessor Athens, GA.: Inside/Out, a film which chronicled the college town's mid-1980s music scene. Historian/documentarian Chris Dortch II and producer Matt Robinson also join the fresh effort, which is currently under production and will push forward tomorrow (Nov. 30) by filming the Deerhunter/Black Lips gig at ATL venue Variety Playhouse. [Via Pitchfork]

Though a tentative release date has yet been announced, the film's MySpace page currently has numerous clips available to view.

Lohan to Collaborate with Fiddy?

Possibly to one-up fellow Hollywood starlet Ashlee Simpson's speculated collaboration with the Cure's Robert Smith, Lindsay Lohan is currently in talks and may join forces with none other than shot-nine-times rapper 50 Cent. According to an interview the actress-cum-singer's father Michael Lohan gave to Life & Style magazine, Ms. Lohan may be hitting the studio alongside Fiddy to relaunch her musical career. "They're talking about working together. Nothing's firm yet, but they're in talks," he said. "They've actually known each other for a while, just from being in the business together and crossing paths at events." [Via NME.com]

MMJ Sell Live 'Oregon Trail' Pics for Charity

And the holiday spirit keeps on comin'; In an effort to aid Sweet Home New Orleans, a non-profit organization dedicated to revitalizing the Big Easy's music and cultural communities, Dylan-lovin' outfit My Morning Jacket will donate all proceeds from the sale of a collection of pictures taken during the "Oregon Trail"-themed concert at San Francisco's Fillmore last New Year's Eve. The pictures, collected on a disc titled 2006-2007 New Year's Skit Picture Disc Skit, offers color shots of Jim James and crew donning their western wear for your rock'n'roll and pioneering pleasure. [Via NME.com]

Dean and Britta Plot Co-Headlining Tour with Keren Ann

Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips, known simply as Dean and Britta, have unveiled a co-headlining tour alongside New York-based songsmith Keren Ann. Supporting their 2007 Tony Visconti-produced set Back Numbers, Dean and Britta -- who also contributed musically to Noah Baumbach's new film Margot at the Wedding -- will kick off the 16-date outing Feb. 7 in Boston. From there, the two acts will head west, stopping through Chicago and Minneapolis before rolling down the coast, hitting Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles along the way. A stroll through America's southern regions will follow, and Dean and Britta and Keren Ann will wrap the jaunt with a string of gigs across the Eastern Seaboard.

Dean and Britta/Keren Ann tour dates:

2/7, Boston, MA (Museum of Fine Arts)
2/10, Chicago, IL (Lakeshore Theatre)
2/11, Minneapolis, MN (Cedar Cultural Center)
2/15, Seattle, WA (Triple Door)
2/16, Portland, OR (Aladdin)
2/18, San Francisco, CA (Yoshi's)
2/19, Los Angeles, CA (El Rey)
2/20, Tucson, AZ (Club Congress)
2/22, Marfa, TX (Ballroom Marfa)
2/23, Austin, TX (Cactus Cafe)
2/25, Atlanta, GA (Eddie's Attic)
2/26, Carrboro, NC (Cat's Cradle)
2/27, Washington, DC (Black Cat)
2/28, Philadelphia, PA (Johnny Brenda's)
2/29, Brooklyn, NY (Music Hall of Williamsburg)
3/1, New York, NY (Bowery Ballroom)