Radio Exile — Originally, I was going to talk about the Lego Rock Band reveal of David Bowie, but the good people (read: friends of the site) from Atom happened to hit me up with this clip. It’s a Lego recreation of the JK Wedding (the Chris Brown/dancing weddi... more info

Rolling Stone — David Bowie will join his Lust for Life cohort Iggy Pop as an avatar in the upcoming LEGO Rock Band game, the singer’s official Website writes. An oval-headed, clasp-handed and all-around polygonal version of the Thin White Duke will appear in the ... more info

Stereogum — Rock Band seemed a lock to own fake-guitar-gamer discourse with their Beatles installment, but they didn't count on Guitar Hero's classy Cobain maneuvering. Still, the battle for most ridiculous mock-musician timesuck springs eternal: Meet Lego R... more info

British glam rocker David Bowie has been immortalised in Lego for a new musical video game for children. more info

Stereogum — Last night Carnegie Hall hosted the biggest assortment of megastars this side of the Orpheum for a (RED)NIGHTS charity show, benefiting the Global Fund's efforts against the African AIDS epidemic. The night was billed as "Hal Willner Presents: An ... more info

TMZ — Filed under: Beauty David Bowie never goes out of fashion.Here's a 26-year-old David Bowie back in 1973 (left) -- 36 years later, the 62-year-old version at a film festival in New York City (right). He must have his own "Tin Machine." See Also ... more info

Live Daily — It's nothing new to see Eddie Vedder take the stage toting a bottle of wine and a folder of papers as he did Wednesday (9/30) at the first of four sold-out nights at the Gibson Amphitheatre. For this tour of 15 shows in eight cities, though, those pr... more info

Rock Sellout —   So at this time, there is no news to put out there. That doesn't mean there won't be any later. But what are you going to do till then? You have to have something to fill the gap. Well with that said, I have made a mixtape of stuff I have been li... more info

411 Mania — Plus, Calvin Harris, Kasabian, Dizzee Rascal and others...but no Bowie. more info

Rolling Stone — The British singer Vince Taylor (1939-1991) was, for a spell, the most dangerous man in early rock & roll: a maniacal union of Elvis Presley and Jim Morrison in head-to-toe black leather with a shocking-for-its-time animal sexuality. A sensation in F... more info