3 Ways to Make the Oscars More Rock'n'Roll
Aside from a few highlights -- a surprise performance by Beyonce, the all-star groups of presenters who doled out the acting trophies, and the charming gang from Slumdog Millionaire winning eight statues -- the stuffy and exhausting proceedings of last night's 81st Annual Academy Awards left us leaning on our DVR's fast-forward button and asking ourselves, "Is it boring in here, o
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Grammys: Coldplay, Radiohead, Plant and Krauss Win Big
This year, the 51st annual Grammy Awards ceremony was prefaced by a fair bit of drama -- and we're not just talking about T-Pain's suit.
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SPIN.com's Best of the Week
Is it just us, or is the whole world going crazy? Thriller is headed to Broadway. Reformed drug addict Amy Winehouse is planning to record her new album in smoke-friendly Jamaica. And Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, the world's best live band, used recorded tracks during their Super Bowl performance. Yup, the end is definitely near.
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It's Not Your Parents' Grammy Awards -- Or Is It?
Aside from the Orwellian Reaganscape darkening the horizon, 1984 was a personal watershed for me -- a parent actually showed an interest in music that I listened to (well, sort of).
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Exclusive Song: The Hold Steady Cover Springsteen
It's a no-brainer: The Hold Steady + Bruce Springsteen = absolute awesomeness. And you can hear it all below!




