JAMES FRANCO & SETH ROGEN recreate the new Kanye/Kim video in "Bound 3." Likely NSFW.

SWEARIN' performs rare stripped-down versions from its latest album Surfing Strange live in the WNYC Soundcheck studio. 

THE JULIE RUIN: Kathleen Hanna & Co. played a mini-set at WNYC Soundcheck. 

WARPAINT played the BBC, including a new song.

IVAN & ALYOSHA played the Secret Stage at the Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival.

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN announces a new -- and unusual for him -- LP.  He drops a video for "High Hopes" in advance.

THE POLYPHONIC SPREE used to say "live and let live," but now they say "Live and Let Die."  The first version has the balloon drop, but the second lets you see more of the instruments and dancing, plus the backstory.  The third version has a grittier club vibe, courtesy of Emo's.  Throw in another McCartney-penned cover, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" for Twofer Tuesday.

MOTORHEAD: Lemmy talks to the New York Times about wine, women and song.

NOEL GALLAGHER will give good quote to pretty much anyone, except Rolling Stone.

ROUGH TRADE: The rise, fall, and rise of a historic record store.

RUN WESTY RUN is going a reunion gig next month; The Current has a vintage clip to sample.

MILEY CYRUS turned 21 years old this weekend ... and she celebrated with booze, celebrities, strippers and a guest appearance from The Lorax.  Of course, there's video.

ANGELINA JOLIE did not buy a heart-shaped island for Brad Pitt's 50th birthday.

MALIN ACKERMAN (The Trophy Wife, Watchmen, 27 Dresses) has split with husband Roberto Zincone.

CLINT EASTWOOD & JONAH HILL have a wedding annulment to celebrate, though not to each other.

EMMA THOMPSON is glad to be working at all, and despairs of empty epics (presumably excluding those Harry Potter flicks she was in).

THE LEAST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE of 2013, according to GQ.

IRAN: The hidden cost of the nuclear deal. Not so hidden, really. Also, Saudi Arabia claims they were kept in the dark by Western allies over Iran nuclear deal and says it will strike out on its own.

SYRIA: Rebel groups advanced in eastern Damascus and southeast Aleppo; the Syrian National Coalition said it was due to the recent merger of Islamist groups into the Islamic Front.

EGYPT: Prime Minister el Beblawi said a referendum on the country's constitution would likely take place in January.

INSIDE A BIRDHOUSE: I suspect this was staged.

DOG EATS HOMEWORK, requires surgery.

A BLIND DOG and his loyal brother find a home in Philly.

A KILLER DINOSAUR roamed in what is now Utah some 100 million years ago.