THE JESUS & MARY CHAIN brings JESSICA PARE (Mad Men) onstage for "Sometimes Always" and "Just Like Honey" in time for Twofer Tuesday.

NEW RELEASES from Niki & the Dove, Birdy, Rev. Peyton's Big Darn Band, The Orwells and more are streaming this week at Spinner.

SIGUR ROS played Celebrate Brooklyn's Prospect Park concert series; you can stream the whole gig on demand.

ARCHIE POWELL & THE EXPORTS bring their Chicago-based power pop to World Cafe.

BETH ORTON played a Tiny Desk Concert of new material at the offices of NPR.

BOB MOULD drops "The Descent" ahead of Silver Age... and it has the classic Mould sound.

INTERPOL's Paul Banks drops "The Base" as a solo track.

THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS cover the Moving Sidewalks' "99th Floor" (introed by Martha Quinn) and psych up even more on "Sunrise (Turn On)" for Twofer Tuesday.

WILCO: John Stirratt talks to Columbus Alive about Wilco's career trajectory, the process of assembling a good setlist, the various arms of the band's empire and a friend in need who happens to live right here in Columbus. Be sure to read to the end for information about Stirratt's buddy Bobby Sutliff (The Windbreakers), who was recently hospitalized after a car accident. (Thx, LHB.)

THE SHINS: James Mercer talks to the WSJ about Lollapalooza, Port of Morrow, Garden State,and more...

MOUNTAIN GOATS: John Darnielle talks to Rolling Stone about the upcoming LP, self-destruction, and more...

MORRISSEY blasts the Olympics for reasons other than tape-delayed coverage.

ROBERT PATTINSON hits a watering hole near Reese Witherspoon's vacation home in the latest installment of the Kristen Stewart cheating saga.

AMANDA BYNES is accused of yet another hit-and-run incident.

PAM ANDERSON is swearing off men for the "all-star" Dancing with the Stars.

SNOOP DOGG changes his name to Snoop Lion.

TED beats THE DARK KNIGHT RISES overseas?

ZOOEY DESCHANEL: The New Girl was caught canoodling on camera with her new boy, Jamie Linden.

PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN's 10 Best Performances, according to Paste.

YEMENI officials said that al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula still has a strong presence in much of Abyan province, and security forces are spread too thin.

IRAN tested a new longer-range version of its Fateh-110 ballistic missile. Iran plans to take its government offices offline in order to defend against cyberattacks.

AFGHANISTAN: Infighting between two Taliban factions left eight militants dead, including three local commanders, and injured 10 others. Some Taliban survivors of the clash later defected to the Afghan government.

IRAQ: Eleven members of al Qaeda in Iraq were caught while attempting to escape from the Abu Ghraib prison. Iraq's oil pipeline through Turkey was shut down after a blast in Turkey.

CANINE vs CROW: Who you got?

A CHIHUAHUA is being hailed as a hero after authorities say it sniffed out two girls who were lost in a Georgia forest.

WASPS & HORNETS may be the secret to the wonderful complex aroma and flavor of wine.

BOA in the BATHROOM: I Just Can't Stop It.