THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

... with DAVID BOWIE! The 1980 Floor Show was really recorded live at the Marquee, circa October 1973.  It aired on The Midnight Special the following month. Your selist includes: "Sorrow," "Everything's Alright," "Space Oddity," "I Can't Explain," "Time," "The Jean Genie," and "I Got You Babe," ft. Marianne Faithfull.

THE DRUMS plays KEXP.

ILSEY plays World Cafe.

PAUL McCARTNEY plays "She's a Woman" for the first time in 20 years.

THRSTON MOORE's Electrifying History Lesson.

ANDREW SAVAGE: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview.

GRAHAM NASH sold the rights to his back catalogue to Irving Azoff's Iconic Artists Group.

MTV's Europe Music Awards ceremony have been called off due to “the volatility of world events” relating to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

SLADE's Noddy Holder was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer five years ago.

DWIGHT TWILLEY, the power-pop singer-songwriter behind “I’m on Fire” and “Girls,” has died. Twilley was 72.

ANYONE BUT YOU has a teaser trailer online. 

POOR THINGS has a trailer online.

MICHAEL MANN, on his inspiration rooms, clubbing with cocaine importers, and the obsessive research he did for Ferrari.

JOSH BROLIN Interviews AUSTIN BUTLER. And Tom Hardy comes up.

WES ANDERSON is not a fan of his Bottle Rocket.  And he talks about his Netflix shorts.

DANNY ELFMAN faces a second abuse allegation.

SAG-AFTRA issued some strict Halloween costume guidelines for striking actors.

HOLLYWOOD A-LISTERS offer 150MM to help end the actors' strike.

JON STEWART's show on Apple’s streaming service is abruptly coming to an end, with Stewart saying potential show topics related to China and artificial intelligence were causing concern among Apple executives. 

TAYLOR SWIFT & TRAVIS KELCE: Heating up.

CAT vs ALPACA: Who You Got?

A SHEPHERD PUP brings a friend home.

A DOGGO, always ready.

JULES SHEAR: "If She Knew What She Wants," unplugged on Unplugged, circa 1990. Check how he's holding his guitar.

THE REPLACEMENTS: Hear a tribute LP.

CAR SEAT HEADREST shares "Bodys" from an upcoming live LP.

BANANARAMA returns with "Feel The Love."

JULIE BYRNE covers Jackson Browne's "These Days."

ONEIDA covers Siouxsie And The Banshees' "Halloween."

PURE BATHING CULTURE shares "The Sun."

JOE WALSH signed a global publishing deal with the Reservoir Media company.

THE 30 GREATEST GLAM ROCK ALBUMS, according to Paste.

PEDAL STEEL slides beyond Country.

BURT YOUNG, a burly Queens-bred actor who leveraged a weary gravitas and bare-knuckled demeanor to build a prolific career as a Hollywood tough guy in films like “Chinatown,” “Once Upon a Time in America” and, most notably, “Rocky,” for which he was nominated for an Academy Award, died on Oct. 8 in Los Angeles. He was 83.

NAPOLEON has a second trailer online.

FERRARI has a trailer online.

BRITNEY SPEARS claims JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE was the cheater.

GWYNETH PALTROW would like to cash out and disappear.

DANIEL RADCLIFFE is not Wolverine.

JOHN STAMOS says he was sexually abised by a babysitter.

NETFLIX's co-CEO defends not releasing viewership ratings.

SCORSESE's GREATEST CHARACTERS, ranked by The Ringer.

A DOGGO is really into The Lion King.

GROWING UP with a doggo.

HOW TO Pet a Porcupine.

THE MEMBERS: "Working Girl," from the "Where Are They Now?" file.

THE BASEBALL PROJECT plays World Cafe.

FEIST plays “Hiding Out in the Open” for Fallon.

THE POLYPHONIC SPREE shares “Shadows On The Hillside (Section 48).”

THE MOUNTAIN GOATS' John Darnielle talks to Aquarium Drunkard.

BANDCAMP: Over as we know it?

CARLA BLEY,  an irrepressibly original composer, arranger and pianist responsible for more than 60 years of wily provocations in and around jazz, died on Tuesday at her home in Willow, a hamlet in upstate New York. She was 87.

TIMOTHEE CHALAMET on Dune, Dylan, Tom Cruise and more.

BRITNEY SPEARS says she had an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake.

DEADPOOL 3 with... Taylor Swift?

ALEC BALDWIN may be recharged for the Rust shooting.

ALIEN: ROMULUS got a good review from Ridley Scott?

THE BOY AND THE HERON, from Hayao Miyazaki, has a teaser trailer online.

THE ZONE OF INTEREST has a trailer online.

JFK is getting a Netflix limited series.

JoANNA CAMERON, the actress known for her work on the DC Comics-based Saturday morning series The Secrets of Isis, died Oct. 15 in Hawaii after suffering a stroke. She was 73.

A BABY ELEPHANT, horsing around.

MAN vs KANGAROO, over a dog.

A CAT defies gravity.

BOTH SIDES NOW: Joni Mitchell performs her 1968 song in 1970 and in 2000, for a reflective Twofer Tuesday.

YO LA TENGO, Live on WNEW, Dec. 28, 1997.

THE NATIONAL plays "Space Invader" and "Deep End (Paul’s In Pieces)" for Jools Holland.

JEFF TWEEDY covers Bill Fay's "Filled With Wonder Once Again."

THE ROLLING STONES: Ronnie Wood talks to NME about their new album, the last days of Charlie Watts and why "it's a must" that they headline Glastonbury

THE POLICE: Stuart Copeland writes about the band's beginnings.

MORRISSEY claims Capitol Records' CEO wrecked his career.

THE NUMBER ONES ooks at Pitbull's crossover dance-rap reinvention and "Give Me Everything."

JULIA-LOUIS DREYFUS hasn't heard anything about a Seinfeld reunion.

MILLIE BOBBY BROWN is ready for Stranger Things to end.

SAM NEILL is not interested in his cancer.

MARTIN SCORSESE on Westerns, getting to know indigenous people, John Ford, getting isnpired by Ari Aster, and more.

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE is concerned about BRITNEY SPEARS' upcoming memoir.

BILL NIGHY is the bookies' pick for Voldemort in the new Harry Potter series.

SUZANNE SOMERS, rememberd by Joyce DeWitt and Patrick Duffy.

LARA PARKER, known for her role as the witch Angelique in the ABC gothic soap opera “Dark Shadows,” died in her sleep on Oct. 12 at her home in Topanga Canyon. She was 84. 

CATS & DOGS, living together...

MY TURN to be brushed.

BOWING SIKA DEER: Big in Japan.

MADNESS: "It Must Be Love."

NEW RELEASES: Paste will point you to Margot Price, The Drums, and more.

BILL'S INDIE BASEMENT has The Feelies' VU tribute, Land of Talk, and more.

JUDAS PRIEST returns with "Panic Attack."

THE LIBERTINES returns with "Run Run Run."

BRITTANY HOWARD shares "What Now."

SQUIRREL FLOWER discusses five influences on her LP.

DEFTONES' Chino Moreno talks about collaborating with everyone from Robert Smith to Caroline Polachek to Korn.

PAUL McCARTNEY says John Lennon still influences his approach to writing song lyrics.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Taylor Swift: Eras Tour dominates the chart with 95-97MM.  Exorcist: The Believer places with 11MM on a 58 percent drop.  Paw Patrol 2 shows with 7MM on a 38 percent drop.

MICHAEL CAINE announced his retirement from acting.

SUZANNE SOMERS, who gained fame initially by playing a ditsy blonde on the sitcom “Three’s Company” and then by getting fired when she demanded equal pay with the series’ male star — and who later built a health and diet business empire, most notably from the ThighMaster, a workout device — died on Sunday at her home in Palm Springs, Calif. She was one day away from turning 77.

PIPER LAURIE,  the three-time Oscar-nominated actress known for her performances in The Hustler and Carrie and for her outlandish two-character, two-gender turn on the original Twin Peaks, died Saturday morning in Los Angeles. She was 91.

MARK GODDARD, the actor best known for playing Maj. Don West on the fanciful and popular 1960s science-fiction series “Lost in Space,” died on Tuesday at a hospice center in Hingham, Mass. He was 87.

TAYLOR SWIFT & TRAVIS KELCE, caught canoodling on camera.

JADA PINKETT disputes rumors about her marriage to Will Smith.

KEVIN FEIGE claims the MCU is just getting started.

TIM BURTON talks about the long tail of Nightmare Before Christmas.

DANNY DeVITO talks about a Matilda reunion.

EMMA CORRIN will play the baddie in Deadpool 3.

NETFLIX plans to open retail outlets.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN Border Collie and Husky.

FEMALE FROGS fake death to avoid mating.

SHEPHERD Cat.

A THOUSAND BIRDS crashed into Chicago's McCormick Place.