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Read a Line-by-Line Breakdown of David Foster Wallace’s ‘Backbone’ Edits

File it away for your next long read.

See Waka Flocka Flame Basically Naked in His New PETA Ad

He's wearing a necklace, technically.

Is Charlie Sheen Turning Into Saddam Hussein?

His most recent UStream show was alarming, to say the least.

Pusha-T’s Solo Debut Will Have Kanye Beats and Rick Ross Verses

'Fear of God,' coming March 21.

Watch Footage From a 1973 NYC Star Trek Convention

Look how calm and polite everyone is!

Rashida Jones on Monogamy, Parks and Recreation, and Dating Other Actors

"Seth Meyers has been my friend for ten years, and it's on my Wikipedia page that we dated because we went to one thing together and took a picture."

Wiz Khalifa Keeps Playing for the Pop Charts

Hear his latest, "The Race."

Download Donald Glover’s New Childish Gambino EP

Free music!

Avril Lavigne Is Still Trying to Grow Up on Goodbye Lullaby

'Goodbye Lullaby' has one foot in Lavigne's skateboard past, and one in a more mature yet inarticulate twentysomething future.

How the Writers of Gossip Girl Sold Us on the Show’s Most Unbelievable Couple

Dan and Blair? Really? Really.

See Misery Bear Score a Date With Kate Moss

No, it doesn't go well.

Listen to Katy Perry’s Cover of ‘Born This Way’

Where is the jeweled recorder?

Four New Reveals From the Letter That Fired Charlie Sheen

"As outtakes of the filming show, Mr. Sheen had difficulty remembering his lines and hitting his marks."

This Weekend’s Concerts, From A-Trak to Willow Smith

Plus: Rick Ross, Iron & Wine, Dum Dum Girls ...

See the Sad (Fake) Poster for the Arrested Development Movie

Note: Old Michael Cera looks weirdly like John Slattery.

Vulture Hangs at the Tibet House Concert With the Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne

"He’s a weirdo and he’s nice and he’s crazy and he’s musical and he’s got his own way of doing things.”

Stage Dive: Shylock Goes to the Apple Store

Do u have lb of flesh?

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

The members of the recently reactivated band Godspeed You! Black Emperor say they've spent their hiatus engaged in activities as disparate as child-rearing, vegetable-gardening, and "acupuncture as a livelihood." At their first New York show in eight years, they'll get back to their original mission: slackening jaws with their shape-shifting, intricately constructed, and often beautiful instrumental post-rock.

MORE TODAY:

classical  Preview of "Hungarian Echoes"

nightlife  Yelawolf

theater  Beautiful Burnout