Core News — “As part of My Generation: 1970s, Iggy looks at the 70s through the music of the decade including his own work with The Stooges and other high points including Punk and Krautrock. Iggy’s musical legacy has inspired and energised rock and roll’s... more info

NME — The Stooges frontman explained why he’s always shirtless more info

NME — 'Only Lovers Left Alive' director Jim Jarmusch is the film-maker behind the doc more info

Consequence of Sound — "I think I helped wipe out the '60s." more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The upcoming Post Pop Depression Live concert film is not the only new documentary to involve Iggy Pop. Jim Jarmusch has made film about The Stooges titled Gimme Danger, which premiered at Cannes and just showed at this week's Toronto Internatio... more info

Stereogum — Iggy Pop’s stage antics are legendary. We’ve all known this for a long time, but it still is and will probably always be a sight to see him clamber on top of a sea of people and fling peanut butter all over the place. The Stooges recall Iggy and ... more info

Gigwise — Brooklyn band The So So Glos have unveiled the video to A.D.D Life, the explosive cut taken from their latest album Kamikaze. Check it out below. The band are a tight power chord driven punk rockers with elements of Ramones, The The Stooges, and Th... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It very much recalls the type of proto-punk that RFTT helped pioneer, and some songs hearken back to an era even earlier than that, with hints of The Stooges ("Muckraker," "You Be You") and The Velvet Underground ("How Can I Tell You")... Continue re... more info

Yahoo! Music — Have you heard what's playing at the Toronto International Film Festival this year? Several intriguing new music documentaries have made it their stopping-off point, including everything from profiles on jazz musicians John Coltrane and Lee Morg... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Gringo StarFrom: Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesA lot of the emails promoting bands that cross my eyeballs are of the standard band x sounds like a cross between band y and band z with the odd genre description thrown in just in case I hadn't got... more info