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Photos from the Red Carpet: Stand Up to Cancer

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Stand Up To Cancer announced on Sunday that "from its launch on May 28, 2008, through September 5, 2008’s historic simultaneous commercial-free telecast, the initiative has raised more than $100 million to accelerate ground-breaking research and bring new therapies to patients more quickly." more ›

Pencil This In: Wednesday

Pencil This In: Wednesday

Detours, Grammy winning Sheryl Crow's current tour, makes its LA stop at the Greek on what should be a great evening for outdoor music. The tour features music from her most most recent studio CD of the same name. According to Crow, Detours was inspired by her experiences of the last couple of years and her view of current global events. more ›

TV Junkie: Tuesday

TV Junkie: Tuesday

It's been going on all day as it is: election coverage. Obviously you have your choice to get this news all night: CBS, ABC, PBS, CNN, MSNBC, and probably the best news source, Comedy Central. For all other decent viewing options see below. more ›

LAist Interview: Pete Thomas of Jackshit

LAist Interview: Pete Thomas of Jackshit

Pete Thomas, a drummer since he was a kid in Sheffield, England, joined Elvis Costello to form the Attractions and continues as the drummer for the Imposters. He has also played as a session musician with countless artists including Johnny Cash, Sheryl Crow, Neil Finn, John Wesley Harding, Joe Jackson, Los Lobos, Joan Osbourne, Pearl Jam, Bonnie Raitt, Squeeze, Richard Thompson, Rufus Wainwright, and the Waterboys. In 2003, Thomas was inducted into the Rock... more ›

Mid Week Gossip Roundup

Mid Week Gossip Roundup

Lindsay Lohan will finally reach the legal drinking age in a month and is planning her big Vegas bday bash sponsered by Ceasers and Svedka Vodka - US Weekly Nicole Richie reportedly checked back into rehab, reports vary on if its inpatient or outpatient - TMZ Britney Spears's impromtu lip synch performance at a Miami mansion on Saturday night did not go over well - NY Post A new kitten for TomKat? - MSNBC Former... more ›

Tonight in Rock in LA - Victoria Williams, Kaki King, Helmet, Joss Stone, Sally Kellerman

Garbage, Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’, Victoria Williams, Sheryl Crow, Jackson Browne, the Martinis (Joey Santiago and David Lovering), and others @ Alex Theater (Beat It Wally benefit) Helmet @ The Troubadour Kaki King @ Hotel Cafe Joss Stone @ House of Blues Sally Kellerman @ Genghis Cohen Jill Sobule, Julia Sweeney @ Largo Polysics, The Outline @ The Knitting Factory Ferona Vai, In Memory, Anthema @ Viper Room Iceage Cobra, Jessie Deluxe, The High... more ›

Foul News of the Day

Foul News of the Day

Anna Nicole's new baby will have Howard K. Stern's last name. - TMZ via Defamer A 79 year-old woman was raped in her home this weekend - LAPD Blog Cops find a grenade in the home of a man barricaded inside his South Central crib - CBS2 Sheryl Crow in a bikini (which isn't so bad), at a John Mayer show (unforgiveable) - Egotastic Jack Abramoff via RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman got Allen Stayman... more ›

Tonight in Rock in LA

Tonight in Rock in LA

Matthew & Gunnar Nelson & the Stone Canyon Band @ Cerritos Center Snow Patrol @ Wiltern Sheryl Crow, John Mayer @ Verizon Wireless Drop Dead Genius, Minutes 'til Midnight, Slow Motion Reign @ Viper Room Medeski Martin & Wood @ Henry Fonda Cibelle, Chris Pierce, Shane @ Tangier Curumin, Honeycut, Tommy Guerrero @ Knitting Factory Taj Mahal @ Malibu Inn P.F. Sloan @ Largo Margaret Cho, Venus de Mille, Renee du Jour @ Safari... more ›

Top Five New CD Releases

Top Five New CD Releases

Bedroom Walls All Good Dreamers Pass This Way (Baria Records) – The All Music Guide gives this local band a 4.5/5 and says: “"If Elliott Smith were still alive and decided to get together and jam with Neutral Milk Hotel, the results might sound a lot like this self-described ‘romanticore’ quintet.” That’s very high praise indeed. They’re appearing live at the Troubadour on 5/30. Download a demo of “In Anticipation of Your Suicide more ›

LAist's New Music Roundup

LAist's New Music Roundup

    Tuesday is the biggest day of the week for audiophiles. We're like kids in
    a candy store. In the spirit of that dizzy euphoria, we're launching our weekly
    guide to what's hot and what's not. Since LAist is an online entity, our primary
    focus on Tuesdays will be digital downloads. Why? We think digital is the
    future of music. For instance, Warner Music recently announced plans for a
    digital label, dubbed Cordless; Apple, Cingular and Motorola teamed
    up to make ROKR; and iTunes now
    offers digital liner notes for many of the albums in its catalogue. If video
    killed the radio star
    , then digital music is the successor to the aging MTV.

    What's Hot:

    The best-selling digital singles this week were Kanye
    West's Gold
    Digger
    ,
    Fall Out Boy's Sugar,
    We're Goin' Down
    , Black Eyed Peas' My
    Humps
    ,
    Missy Elliot's Lose
    Control
    and Green Day's Wake
    Me Up When September Ends
    .*

    Online Exclusives:

    Over at iTunes, you can pre-order Fiona
    Apple's long-awaited Extraordinary
    Machine
    , Sheryl Crow's Wildflower, Franz
    Ferdinand's You
    Could Have It So Much Better
    , and Depeche
    Mode's Playing
    The Angel
    . If you purchase the Depeche Mode album, you're also
    eligible for an exclusive pre-sale for their forthcoming tour.

    What's New:

  • Blonde from Fargo released Only in It for the Blondes.
  • Valentin Ceja released Valentin Ceja y Su Rock 'N' Banda.
  • George Clinton released Best of George Clinton Live.
more ›

Rock Star: INXS Revisited

Rock Star: INXS Revisited

OK, so the heat may have affected our brain a few weeks back when we first caught "Rock Star: INXS" on CBS. LAist wanted to like the show because the earnest rockers reminded us of our friends and neighbors, hell even the guy at the Starbucks on Sunset who asked us if we wanted a muffin or scone to go with our double-shot, no-foam latte this morning. Better yet, there was no sign of Ryan Seacrest. more ›

I'm Sorry, Can You Repeat That?

I'm Sorry, Can You Repeat That?

So we admit that we were skeptical. When Arrow 93.1 suddently went off the air (which we never actually found out; we only deduced this by the curious inclusion of Sheryl Crow and Berlin in the "Arrow" playlist the day the station went black), we were unsure what to make of the new station. more ›

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