JON PRATT plays "Symmetry," a belated valentine, standing up. Gets a bit Macca in the middle-eight.

BENNY SINGS visits Morning Becomes Eclectic.

GREYSON CHANCE plays a mini-set in the Paste studio,

NEYLA PEKAREK (ex-Lumineers) plays the World Cafe.

MORRISSEY covers Roy Orbison's "It’s Over."

MOUNTAIN MAN covers John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads."

EX HEX shares "Rainbow Shiner."

BIG THIEF shares "UFOF."

THE JESUS & MARY CHAIN:  "Just Like Honey".

MARK HARRIS, the reluctant pop star who redefined rock, is remembered throughout the music world. Stereogum celebrates him in 15 songs.

SUZANNE VEGA talks to the Creative Independent about carving out a spot to do your work, the pleasure of writing from someone else's perspective, and doing whatever it takes to make a song work for you.

ANDY ANDERSON, longtime drummer for The Cure, has died of cancer. He was 68.

THE NUMBER ONES looks at the Chi-Lites' gorgeous soul elegy "Oh Girl."

HARVEY WEINSTEIN has been reportedly trying to hire hotshot female lawyers—but at a discount, telling them it will be good for their careers.

EMMA THOMPSON confirms she does not want to work with John Lasseter.

DETECTIVE PIKACHU has a new trailer online.

ROTTEN TOMATOES will stop allowing users to rate movies prior to their release in theaters.

CAPTAIN MARVEL: A behind-the-scenes look at Brie Larsen in a real F-16.

REESE WITHERSPOON learned how to apply highlighter from her daughter.

KINGSMAN is getting a prequel and a threequel.

AT THE DOG PARK, slathered in peanut butter.

CHIMP BROTHERS do not forget.

A HUMPBACK WHALE is found dead in the Amazon, leaving experts baffled as to how it got there.

THE UNDERWATER PHOTOGRPAHER OF THE YEAR contest has a winner.