Brooklyn Vegan — Debbie Harry, who recently played a John Lennon tribute in her hometown with fellow New York punk icon David Johansen and others, has six more appearances in NYC coming up. The Blondie singer will do a six-night residency at... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Barnes and Noble Review interviewed author Marilynne Robinson. The LSE Review of Books listed the best bookshops in Paris. The Rumpus interviewed Sabina Sciubba, lead singer of Brazilian Girls. Smithsonian interviewed Blondie guitarist Chris Stei... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman The Empty Hearts @ Knitting Factory - 10/18/14 The Empty Hearts, aka the band featuring Blondie's Clem Burke, The Cars' Elliot Easton, The Romantics' Wally Palmer and Chesterfield Kings' Andy Babiuk, brought their current tour... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Sad news from the reggae world: singer John Holt died yesterday (10/19) at age 69. Best known for writing "The Tide is High" while in the band The Paragons which was later made a woldwide hit by Blondie, he's... more info

The Telegraph — Personal photographs of the early days of Blondie more info

The Telegraph — Chris Harvey speaks to Debbie Harry and her photographer, bandmate and lover Chris Stein more info

The Daily Mail — Pioneering punk rock band Blondie celebrated forty years on the music scene, Monday night, with an exhibition of photos taken of the band over the last four decades. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Roberta Bayley The Blondie 40th anniversary celebrations continue with a photo exhibit curated by Jeffrey Deitch on display from September 23-29 at Hotel Chelsea's Storefront Gallery ((222 West 23rd Street) from 1-8 PM. They'll be showing ph... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Empty Hearts are a new-ish supergroup featuring Blondie's Clem Burke, The Cars' Elliot Easton, The Romantics' Wally Palmer and Chesterfield Kings' Andy Babiuk. With a lineup like that you may expect late '70s style power pop and that's... more info

MTV.co.uk News — The veteran new wave pioneers have still got it but the band’s new material doesn’t captivate crowds at Camden's Roundhouse… more info