IRON & WINE plays George Michael's "One More Try" for the second season premiere of A.V. Club Undercover, plus old and new songs at the World Cafe.

THE INNOVATION TRAIL is streaming a mix of those who pushed the envelope.

IVAN & ALYOSHA get a feature plus tracks from All Things Considered.

THE NATIONAL have contributed "Think You Can Wait," with guest vox from Sharon Von Etten, to the Win Win soundtrack.

LES SAVY FAV dropped a video for "Sleepless in Silverlake" on Adult Swim.

25 WOMEN WHO ROCK RIGHT NOW, according to Spinner, with embedded audio.

WARPAINT bassist Jenny Lee Lindberg talks to the San Francisco Examiner about going to California.

SHARON JONES: Don't call her retro.

THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME induction roundup from Jon Pareles. It airs on Fuse this Sunday night.

CHARLIE SHEEN was thought to be down a "goddess" as adult film actress Bree Olson has not been seen in his bizarre PR stunts for a while. But she's back. Plus, Isis Taylor is in the running to be his "intern." Meanwhile, Kacey Jordan, who partied with Sheen during his cocaine binge back in January, tried to kill herself Monday night, according to police. CNN reports that only 17 percent of Americans think Sheen is "winning."

COURTENEY COX reflects on her family, career and marriage (for better or for worse) with Harper's Bazaar.

RYAN PHILLIPPE will "gladly" take a DNA test to determine if he's the baby daddy of a woman he had been seeing... after the child is born.

ALYSSA MILANO is having a boy.

LINDSAY LOHAN snubbed her ex-con dad on his "family day" for Celebrity Rehab.

SEANN WILLIAM SCOTT has entered treatment for "health and personal issues."

ASHLEE SIMPSON feels badly that Petz Wentz is hurting over their impending divorce, but she is not getting back together with him.

VANESSA HUDGENS opens up about her split from Zac Efron. And more of those old nude pics surface in time for the release of her next movie.

GILBERT GOTTFRIED was fired by Aflac from his gig as the voice of its duck mascot in the wake of his controversial series of tweets about the earthquake in Japan.

YELLOW SUBMARINE got nixed by Disney after Robert Zemeckis' current movie, Mars Needs Moms, bombed at the box office last weekend.

TERROR in the USA: The Justice Department charged Ferid Imam, a Canadian Muslim, with aiding Najibullah Zazi in the failed NYC subway suicide bombing plot.

OUR FRIENDS, THE SAUDIS: American officials are increasingly concerned that the kingdom's stability could ultimately be threatened by regional unrest, succession politics and its resistance to reform.

BAHRAIN: The king of Bahrain declared martial law to clamp down on protests from Shia minorities.

LIBYA: Gaddafi's forces overwhelmed rebels in the strategic eastern city of Ajdabiya, apparently opening the way for an all-out government offensive on the opposition's main stronghold in the east, Benghazi. Rebels in Benghazi say they have little choice but to fight to the death.

PAKISTAN: Authorities balked at ruling on whether CIA contractor Raymond Davis is immune from prosecution in a double murder case and instead put the matter in the hands of a Lahore trial court, a decision that will probably prolong the diplomatic crisis between the US and Pakistan.

IRAQ's long delay in finalizing its government has complicated the Obama administration's drive to set up a small army of diplomats and contractors here after the end of the year, when the last American troops are supposed to leave.

JAPAN: How bad could the nuclear situation get? Right now, it still looks more like Three Mile Island than Chernobyl.

A CAT plays fetch with a toddler. Or -- as is often the case with cats -- vice versa.

THE SNAKE that bit Israeli model Orit Fox during a radio stunt died of silicone poisoning.

SWANS like big butts and they cannot lie.

DOLPHIN jumps onto boat, injures woman. What say you, Police Chief Brody?