LEONARD COHEN plays "So Long, Marianne," circa 1979.

MARY WILSON, the force that held the Supremes together through the episodes of tragedy and internal strife that marked the history of the most successful female pop group of the 1960s, has died at age 76.  Berry Gordy and Diana Ross were among those paying tribute.  You can watch Wilson lead on "Cant' Take My Eyes Off of You," and on Soul Train with "Floy Joy" and "I Guess I'll Miss the Man."

ALL SONGS CONSIDERED features Julien Baker, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and more.

X countifries their 1983 song "True Love,"and team up with the Doors' Robby Krieger on "Strange Life."

JIMBO MATHUS & ANDREW BIRD share "Poor Lost Souls."

THE BEATLES' first appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" was on Feb. 9, 1964.

PHOEBE BRIDGERS and DAVID CROSBY are having a beef.

ELVIS COSTELLO: New Year's Model, reconsidered at PopMatters.

TOO GOOD TO CHECK: How George Harrison Punk'd Phil Collins.

DEATH RIDER IN THE HOUSE OF VAMPIRES, a spaghetti Western directed by Glenn Danzig, has a trailer online.

HAPPILY, a dark comedy starring Community‘s Joel McHale and Halt and Catch Fire‘s Kerry Bishé, has a trailer online.

BRITNEY SPEARS sort of responds after the airing of the Framing Britney documentary, though she reportedly has not seen it.

SPIDER-MAN: Tom Holland discusses the rumor that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will be in the next Spidey-flick.

SANDRA BULLOCK joins BRAD PITT on Bullet Train.

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF OZ looks to be getting a remake.

THE POWERPUFF GIRLS are going to live action.

'IM HERE LIVE, I'M NOT A CAT," said a lawyer having a filter mishap while attending court via Zoom.  More from The New York Times.

A SLOTH SMILES after being rescued from rush hour traffic in Rio.

A BLIND DOGGO enjoys a snowfall.