Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Spencer Elden, the baby on the cover of Nirvana's Nevermind, has recreated his iconic swimming pool shot for the 25th anniversary of the album. more info

ET Online — Where has the time gone? more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Portland indie pop/experimental artist Temporary Hero has returned with a new EP titled You’re About to Have Your Hands Full. The EP is full of surprises such as a left-field electronic cover of Nirvana’s “Dumb.” It’s definitely not the sor... more info

Gigwise — Nirvana's Nevermind is now 25 years old. The iconic album cover features infant Spencer Elden underwater unable to breathe going after money on a fish hook. To commemorate the seminal rock album's anniversary, Elden recreated the image as his 25 ye... more info

Stereogum — Every so often, the guy who was the baby on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermind issues a status update on whether or not he was the baby on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermind. Usually, it turns out that he was baby on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermin... more info

Consequence of Sound — “I said to the photographer, ‘Let’s do it naked.’ But he thought that would be weird." more info

TMZ — Nirvana fans will feel REALLY old after this one -- the group's legendary "Nevermind" album turned 25 Saturday -- and the cover baby's got a beard!! Spencer Elden, now a 25-year-old with long hair and scruff did a shoot with photog John Chapple to…... more info

Chicago Tribune — Late September 1991, Tower Records, Chicago -- shopping for something else entirely when those jangly, unhinged guitar chords came over the sound system. Once the nasty drum pounding unleashed "Smells Like Teen Spirit," the only thing left was to ask... more info

New York Post — Nirvana’s groundbreaking album Nevermind was released 25 years ago Saturday — and the naked baby from the famous record cover has recreated it as an adult. Spencer Elden, 25, made a splash — this time wearing swim trunks — in a California poo... more info

USA Today Music — Patrick Foster and Jim Lenahan talk music on 'Dad Rock,' a podcast from USA TODAY             more info