Believe it or not, the band known for recording for days, then handing tapes to fans, telling them to put the songs online, actually managed to hold one back -- a cover of the Beatles' "8 Days a Week."

They, along with The Enemy, will be playing at London's Pentonville Prison on August 27th, and Carl Barat will also be doing an acoustic show in the atrium. Hey, if things keep up as they have been, he may end up doing a duet with a prisoner -- his ex-bandmate, Pete Doherty.

Carl is currently working on a role in an upcoming movie about rock stars of the 1960s. Carl will be playing Gene Vincent in a movie called Telstar.

What is it with British bands recording in the US, anyway? The second they have some success, they come running over here -- usually to California, just like Dirty Pretty Things are doing.

At Mogwai's London show last night, the band was joined on stage by Aidan Moffat of Arab Strap, and the show was watched by both Kevin Shields and Didz Hammond.

It turns out that our good friend -- or should I say, enemy -- "a source" -- was incorrect about a Pete-Carl reunion at Glastonbury, as Carl will be in Holland while Pete will be a the festival. However, Carl was also "married" at the festival.

It looks like the Libertines' reunions aren't over -- all rumors point to the two playing together this weekend at Glastonbury Festival. According to all insider sources, the will definitely play; now they're just debating what songs they'll play.

Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are in the studio today, working on a cover of the Beatles' "A Day In The Life" as part of the Radio2 tribute to the band. This is the first time they have recorded together in over three years.

While Captain Obvious is furious at Mr. Barat for stepping on his toes, the Psychic Friends Hotline is thinking re-forming, with him at the helm, because that's a pretty wild prediction for someone to make.

You know the crowd was hoping his "special friend" was Pete Doherty -- despite Carl making it clear the Libertines' reunion was a one-off, fans at last night's Dirty Pretty Things gig were treated to an appearance by Tim Burgress of the Charlatans.

After last week's surprise set from Pete Doherty and Carl Barat, people have been dying to know if this means The Libertines will be back together. From the look of things, the answer is no.