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LOCAL NATIVES landed on Ferguson with "Airplanes."

NEW RELEASES: The National, Hoodoo Gurus, Meat Loaf, Judas Priest, Phosphorescent and more are streaming this week via Spinner.

CARIBOU played the Rock and Roll Hotel in Washington, DC last night, with an opening set by Toro Y Moi. You should be able to stream the gigs on demand via NPR.

TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB stopped by Morning Becomes Eclectic for a chat and mini-set.

PAUL STANLEY: Captain's Dead shares the hysterical "People, Let Me Get This Off My Chest" -- a compilation of the KISS frontman's stage banter.

GARY WRIGHT will always be known as the "Dreamweaver," but add "Love is Alive" (with More Cowbell) and you have Twofer Tuesday.

JOANNA NEWSOM dumps on Lady Gaga and Madonna at The Guardian.

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE: Kevin Drew and Charles Spearin talk to Pitchfork about staying together, staying relevant, and their new album.

THE BEAT GOES ON? Dave Wakeling tells Billboard that he has 17 demos ready for the first English Beat album since 1982, but doesn't know if it will be on a major label or an indie effort.

INTERPOL loses bassist Carlos D.

TIGER WOODS dropped out of The Players Championship golf tournament due to a bulging disk, though the Golf Channel thought it was a different bulging problem.  Woods and his wife Elin will share joint custody of their children in a divorce, according to RadarOnline.

KENDRA WILKINSON: A document governing the potential sale of Kendra Wilkinson's sex tape reveals that multiple partners were featured having intimate relations with the reality TV star, according to RadarOnline.

BETTY WHITE brought SNL its best ratings in 18 months.

LENA HORNE, who was the first black performer to be signed to a long-term contract by a major Hollywood studio and who went on to achieve international fame as a singer, died on Sunday night. She was 92.

FRANK FRAZETTA, legendary graphic artist best known for his dynamic, rugged art on seminal comics characters ranging from Conan the Barbarian to Vampirella, has passed away at the age of 82.

WARRANT singer Jani Lane was arrested for DUI. Again.

ROMAN POLANSKI: After portraying himself as a victim in his public letter earlier this month, thas he fugitive director - and convicted rapist -  lost support in the movie industry that once defended him?

THE 2010 MAXIM HOT 100 is being gradually unveiled online, though PopCrunch has the Top 20.

TERROR in NYC: TIME describes the effects of the Times Square car bomb -- had it detonated. Terrorism suspect Faisal Shahzad's alleged path to Times Square reflects what experts say is a militant support network that spans Pakistan and is eager to shepherd aspiring terrorists from around the globe.

TERROR in the UK: A terrorist who claimed to be the leader of al-Qaeda in Britain and called for the deaths of Gordon Brown and Tony Blair has pleaded guilty to trying to recruit Muslims to his cause.

AFGHANISTAN: The US military is discovering just how tricky tribal politics can be. Meanwhile, the next Taliban offensive could start next Monday.

IRAQ: A suicide bomber blew himself up outside a textile factory Monday in a crowd that gathered after two cars bombings at the same spot in the worst of a series of attacks killing nearly 100 across Iraq, the deadliest day this year.

THE NINTENDO HATER: Let's go to the video.

KANELLOS, the Greek Dog of Protest.

AN 8-FT ALLIGATOR chomped a gator wrestler while performing Sunday at the Cotee River Seafood Festival.

DOGS are getting their own worship service at the Calvary Episcopal Church in Danvers, MA.