NME — Blur guitarist reveals his 'dream' alongside Pete Doherty more info

NME - The Video Blog — Blur are back - again. Last night was the world premiere of the band's new documentary titled 'No Distance Left To Run'. All four members were in attendance in the small Odeon in London's Leicester Square - Alex James at one point heckling Steve Lam... more info

Guardian Music — Last night was a lot of a Blur. Two full hours of a Blur, in fact, as I attended the premiere of No Distance Left to Run, the new documentary that tells the story of the band.The film could have lost half an hour (they clearly wanted to end it after ... more info

Altsounds — A documentary film about Blur, accompanied by a live recording of their performance at Hyde Park is due for release on DVD, through Parlophone Records on February 15, 2010. "No Distance Left to Run" opens in cinemas worldwide on January 19. The ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Cert 15, 104mins 5/5Hot on the heels of their reunion at last year's Glastonbury Festival, this terrific documentary takes a look at the ups and downs of reluctant Britpoppers Blur.Refusing to gloss over hard truths, this is access-all-areas stuff as... more info

NME — Acts come together in aid of Cape Farewell organisation more info

Guardian Music — Bad gal Courtney Love gears up for a one-off appearance with "a modified Hole" (17 Feb, Shepherd's Bush Empire, ticketmaster.co.uk) before the release of upcoming album Nobody's Daughter …More female guitar-slinging can be caught from Queen of ... more info

GUITARIST Graham Coxon could leave Blur for good to team up with Pete Doherty more info

Guardian Music — This week's pod is simple. It does what it says on the headline. Yes, it's the best of the year's live tracks as recorded exclusively for Music Weekly. The full list of artists included on the show runs: Graham Coxon, Ellie Goulding, Hockey, Patrick ... more info

Guardian Music — From working with Malian musicians to scoring an opera, the former Blur singer has emerged as a true pop renaissance manWhen Blur first emerged, Damon Albarn seemed to me little more than a quirky songwriter among Britpop's grey and repetitious ranks... more info