SOMEONE STILL LOVES YOU BORIS YELTSIN drops a clip for "Sink / Let it Sway."

NEW RELEASES from Andrew Bird, Matt & Kim, Autumn Defense and Cornershop, plus McCartney's Band on the Run reissue, an Elliot Smith comp and more are streaming this week via Spinner.

ELIZABETH & THE CATAPULT played the World Cafe Live; you can stream the gig on demand. Plus, Elizabeth talks to American Songwriter.

FREELANCE WHALES did the four free songs thing for Daytrotter.

ADMIRAL RADLEY (ft Aaron Espinoza of Earlimart and Jason Lytle of Grandaddy) played the World Cafe Live; you can stream the gig on demand.

THAT PETROL EMOTION: "Big Decision." Add Devo's "Freedom of Choice" for an election-themed Twofer Tuesday.

SLEIGH BELLS: Derek Miller talks to the Riverfront Times about the band's next LP, M.I.A., and escaping hardcore.

MAGNETIC FIELDS mastermind Stephin Merritt explains his hatred of kids and things that scare his Chihuahua to Vulture.

BLACK MOUNTAIN talks to NOW about a variety of topics, with audio clips. (Thx, Chromewaves.)

DAWES: Taylor Goldsmith spoke to Birmingham Weekly about the Internet Age, being in a band with his brother and more... (Thx, LHB.)

CHARLIE SHEEN and Brooke Mueller have filed for divorce. Shocka! You know what would be a nice cherry on this sundae? A videotape.

COURTNEY COX says she is not divorcing David Arquette.

SLASH has also changed his mind about divorcing his wife of nine years.

LILY ALLEN has again suffered the heartbreak of losing a baby during pregnancy.

MAD MEL UPDATE: Gibson was face-to-face with baby mama Oksana Grigorieva at his deposition Monday.

ASHTON KUTCHER & DEMI MOORE are tied to a NCAA recruiting scandal. Yes, really.

EMMA WATSON didn't know she was a multi-millionaire until about 3 years ago.

THE ADVENTURES OF TINTIN: First look.

TERROR in the USA: American and British authorities were leaning toward the conclusion that package bombs were meant to detonate in midair, en route to their destinations in Chicago. The crucial tip-off that led to the discovery of parcel bombs on two cargo planes came from a repentant al-Qaeda member, UK officials say.

PAKISTAN: Taliban fighters publicly flogged 65 men after they were convicted by a militant "court" for selling and using drugs in the restive Orakzai tribal region, barely days after a senior official had claimed that 90 per cent of the area had been cleared of rebels.

IRAQ: Fifty-two hostages and police were killed when an attempt by Iraqi security forces to free more than 100 Catholics held in a Baghdad church by al Qaeda-linked gunmen turned into a bloodbath.

MARU the BOX CAT gets curious outside the box.

DEAD GOATS: Please recycle properly.

ELEPHANT SMUGGLING RING busted in India.

PYTHON trapped in a woman's bangles. Must've been a Manic Monday.