In a recent interview with New York Mag, Sufjan Stevens declared that, "Rock is dead."

Mmmmmm yes. The joyous occasion is here.

Winehouse, her husband Blake Fielder-Civil, and a third mystery man were all arrested in Norway for smoking them trees. The fearsome threesome were busted at 6 PM at a hotel in Bergen, cited for marijuana possession, put in jail for the night, and fined $715.

Wow, I've got to say: You have to be real talented to get arrested for marijuana in Scandinavia.

The soundtrack for the upcoming I'm Not There features many a decent musican taking on Dylan songs. Hear four of them give it a shot here.

One of Radiohead's managers has confirmed that Radiohead will tour! When will it be? When will it be? "We plan to tour next year, starting in May through to probably the end of the year. With lots of holidays in that period." Oh.

The videos from this past week include performances from Modest Mouse, Justice, QOTSA, Morrissey and others.

The Bloc Party frontman has joined the Love Music Hate Racism campaign against the British National Party, who have allegedly been passing out racist music at schools. Turns out he has a reason close to his heart for feeling strongly about racism, too...

Because the band (apparently) isn't eligible for "real charts," they'll have to settle with downloads in the 1.2 million neighborhood. I'm sure they're just fine with that. As reported, those numbers put Radiohead close to the $10 million mark.

In other news, BBC Radio 4 is broadcasting a play based on OK Computer tomorrow.

The Queen of Rehab played Berlin's Tempodrom on Monday, forgot a few lines, and came close to tripping onstage. Why is that not surprising?

Damn, now I'm kinda pissed that I own a bunch of Eels albums.