Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Hollywood actor John C. Reilly is spending his summer in the recording studio as he prepares to release his debut album on Jack White's record label. more info

Starpulse — Hollywood actor John C. Reilly is spending his summer (13) in the recording studio as he prepares to release his debut album on Jack White's record label. The Boogie Nights star has already releas... more info

Prefix — Psych rocking New York group Spirit Animal found themselves a hit when they delivered their track "The Black Jack White" ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/prefix-premiere-spirit-animal-the-black-jack-white/74077/ more info

KEXP Seattle — Next Tuesday, Third Man Records will release the latest in its ongoing series of live 12″ LPs. The performances, this time from The Kills, The Shins, and Seasick Steve, were all recorded at Jack White’s Nashville-based record store “Live-to-Ace... more info

USA Today Music — Jack White, Kitty and Joe Jonas were among the winners of the off-kilter awards show. more info

USA Today Music — See a preview of a concert in honor of the musician's 80th birthday, airing this weekend. more info

The Independent — The neon-lit guitars and honky tonks of Music City have already lured Nicole Kidman and Jack White. Now Ed Sheeran has swopped Suffolk for a Ford pick-up and ten-gallon hat after becoming the latest star to move to Nashville.     more info

Chorus.fm — *Jack White* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/jackwhite) anonymously put up (http://www.freep.com/article/20130604/BUSINESS06/306040092/Masonic-Temple-Jack-White-Detroit) $142,000 to save Detroit's Masonic Temple from foreclosure, in return the theater i... more info

Starpulse — The mystery donor who paid off Detroit Masonic Temple's $142,000 tax bill and saved the historic Michigan building from foreclosure has been revealed - former White Stripes star Jack White.   Accor... more info

The Independent — Musician Jack White has played springtime Santa, paying a $142,000 back tax bill for Detroit's historic Masonic Temple. The move prevents a threatened auction of the famed venue where The Who and the Rolling Stones once played.      more info