411 Mania — STP headed to the top... more info

Topix — As he reflects on Stone Temple Pilots' history, frontman Scott Weiland quietly breaks into song: "The long and winding road." His band mates - guitarist Dean DeLeo, bassist Robert DeLeo and drummer Eric Kretz - spontaneously sing backup. more info

Chorus.fm — Try to drink the clock backwards and pretend nothing's changed. *Stone Temple Pilots* - Stone Temple Pilots (http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?p=68144732) more info

CNN Showbiz — The mood is light in the hotel suite overlooking the Pacific as members of Stone Temple Pilots chat about their kids, weigh in on a proposed video game and debate the merits of the new and improved Domino's Pizza. more info

MTV.com News — Rolling Stones, Black Keys make strong debuts on next week's top 200.By Gil Kaufman Photo: Columbia Records You'd think that the fourth "Glee" album within seven months would burn out the audience for Fox's runaway high school musical show. ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Stone Temple Pilots never earned the respect showered upon fellow grunge-era acts such as Pearl Jam and Nirvana. But thanks to a deep understanding of rock-radio principles (and to frontman Scott Weiland's bad-boy tabloid appeal), they did earn somet... more info

The Red Radio — Our 50th random video of the week! We've been able to keep this pretty consistent surprisingly and of course, pretty random. Our 50th comes to us in the middle of all of the recent Stone Temple Pilots hype surrounding their... more info

VH1 News — After nearly a decade working on other projects, the Stone Temple Pilots said they had to re-learn how to be in a democratic band before making their sixth album together. more info

Starpulse — Stone Temple Pilots - “Stone Temple Pilots” (Atlantic): It’s been nearly a decade (nine years to be exact) since we last heard anything from the Stone Temple Pilots, especially anything c... more info

MTV.com News — 'We needed to learn how to be in a band again,' Scott Weiland says of recording process.By James Montgomery Photo: MTV News After nearly a decade out in the wilderness — a time spent releasing solo albums, forming new bands and getting arr... more info