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Love It or Leave It: TV on the Radio Covering Bowie's "Heroes"
Normally, I'm nowhere near as fond of a cover as I am of the original song (few people are, I'd wager). Usually they just sound like cheap knockoffs. So I expected little of TV on the Radio's cover of David Bowie's "Heroes," and maybe that's partially why I liked it so much.
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- Would you listen to a country album from Joe the Plumber? — Popwatch
- Here's a list of "seven horror movies for girls." — Cinematical
- And here's one of TV's 20 best witches.
What Musical Act — Dead or Alive — Would You Want to See Live?
Over the weekend, I was hanging out with friends when David Bowie's "Young Americans" hit the jukebox and, of course, everyone started singing along. It suddenly struck me that that song would probably be awesome to hear live, and that I bet Bowie gives a fantastic live performance. I started thinking of other musicians I'd love to check out in concert — including those whom I'll never get the chance to see.
Movie Preview: August Starring Josh Hartnett (and David Bowie!)
Remember in the '90s when the World Wide Web was tied to really lofty ideals? This movie does. Josh Hartnett plays a dot-com entrepreneur who, in one scene from the trailer of August insists that this new phenomenon will increase freedom and choice.
Check Out More of Scarlett's Tom Waits Covers
The first track from Anywhere I Lay My Head, Scarlett Johansson's album of Tom Waits covers, gave us a pretty good indication of where the album might be headed: thick, fuzzy production, androgynous vocals, and some pretty drastic reinterpretations of Waits' songs. Now, six full tracks from the album are streaming online, and sure enough, they all have a similar vibe.
Those of you who thought the vocals on "Anywhere I Lay My Head" sounded manly will have a field day with "Town With No Cheer," on which Scarlett's voice sounds flat and almost spooky.
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- Cinematical found the poster and some behind-the-scenes footage from the next James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace.
- Check out Stereogum for the new Erykah Badu video for "Honey."
- Speaking of music videos, Spinner makes me happy by premiering the new Mountain Goats video.
- TV Filter has the video of Craig Ferguson taking his citizenship test.
- Meanwhile, YouAintNoPicasso has an MP3 of Belle and Sebastian covering David Bowie's "Space Oddity."
- Television Without Pity wonders: Why isn't Victor Garber more famous?
- Pop Candy wants to know what random TV shows you've discovered during the strike.
- Popwatch learned a whole load of information about No Country for Old Men, straight from the Coen Bros.' mouths.
- Give Me My Remote has the new strike video that's making the rounds, starring Josh Radnor.
- Desperate for Desperate Housewives, TV with MeeVee has turned to Amas De Casa Desperadas.
High Line Music Festival: Designed by David Bowie
When David Bowie curates, I listen. You'll understand why when you see the just-announced lineup for the new music festival that the eternally cool singer has put together.
Scheduled for May 9 through 19 in New York City, the 2007 H&M High Line Festival will feature Bowie darlings the Arcade Fire, as well as the Polyphonic Spree, Secret Machines, Air, Deerhoof, and comedian Ricky Gervais.
Song of the Day: David Bowie, "Ashes to Ashes"
David Bowie turns 60 today, officially making him one of the smoothest sexagenarians on the planet. Sure, he's looking a bit rough around the edges, but in his poise, style, and performance, he's a great example of how rock stars can grow old gracefully.
To celebrate, I've dug up this contemplative and self-reflective track from Bowie's 1980 album, Scary Monsters.
Can You Handle 101 Christmas Videos?
Consider my mind officially blown. This site called The Christmas Spot, has 101 Christmas videos you can watch online — from It's a Wonderful Life to the Festivus episode of "Seinfeld."
In addition to the full-length movies and TV specials, there's also a huge selection of Christmas music videos (including Wham's "Last Christmas" and David Bowie and Bing Crosby doing "Little Drummer Boy"), commercials (remember the bell-ringing Hershey's Kisses?), and miscellaneous holiday cheer (the Ali G Christmas Message).
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- Please, Tracy Morgan, join Twitter! Check out the public plea, all you 30 Rock fans — Best Week Ever
- Emma Stone talks about shooting zombies — Rotten Tomatoes
- A list of the 13 best South Park episodes (with clips!) — TV.com
- Alas, another Simpsons movie looks unlikely. Sigh .
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