CNN Showbiz — Arcade Fire manager Scott Rodger has responded to allegations by media mogul Steve Stoute and record industry gadfly Bob Lefsetz that the band closed out the Grammy Awards this year with a second performance because the Recording Academy knew the gro... more info

Lost In Your Inbox — I kind of let this anniversary slip by, didn't I? I should have planned ahead , I guess, but we all know how bad I am at that! Anyway, I suppose I'd regret it if I didn't mark my five-year milestone in some fashion, so here you g... more info

Unreality Music — My Chemical Romance scooped two trophies at tonight’s (23.02.11) NME Awards. The US rockers were the biggest winners, taking home Best International Band and 'Best Video’ for their track ‘Na Na Na’ at the British Magazine’s annual ceremon... more info

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ContactMusic — My Chemical Romance scooped two trophies at tonight's (23.02.11) NME Awards. The US rockers were the biggest winners, taking home Best International Band and Best Video' for their track 'Na Na Na' at the British Magazine's annual ceremony. Muse were ... more info

Guardian Music — Gongs also go to Laura Marling and Arcade Fire, while Muse take Best British band for the fourth year runningBeloved of mascaraed emos the world over, goth rockers My Chemical Romance triumphed moodily taking home two prizes at the annual NME awards.... more info

ContactMusic — Scottish stars BIFFY CLYRO have surprised rock critics in the U.K. after beating favourites MUSE to land the Best Live Band honour at the NME Awards on Wednesday night (23Feb11).The rock trio beat Muse, Kasabian, Arcade Fire and Foals to claim the pr... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — With just nine trophies handed out on its live CBS telecast, the actual award portion of the Grammy Awards is something of a subplot. Drama was provided by the likes of Esperanza Spalding and the Arcade Fire, who were each... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Maybe you heard about or saw record exec Steve Stoute's leter in the NY Times on Sunday. In it, he slams the Grammys for giving awards to bands nobody ever heard of and brought up the "coincidence" of Arcade... more info