Rolling Stone — Even though there are less and less places to buy albums, with every Tuesday comes a fresh batch of new releases. We’ve already gone on and on about this week’s — and possibly this year’s — biggest release, U2’s No Line on the Horizon, so... more info

Radio Exile — The New York Dolls are back with some new material [Hunter-Gatherer] Intelligence level as it relates to musical taste.  You fail if you love hip hop and country.  Pretty funny stuff [Buzzgrinder] I think it’s lame how the music industry reli... more info

CNN Showbiz — U2 fans braved the frigid cold serenading each other with old hits as they waited hours for the band to show up Tuesday. They were not disappointed. more info

Idolator — Irish rock band U2 continue the habit of hanging out with world leaders during a photo op in Manhattan where W. 53rd St. was renamed after the band. (Just temporarily, though—it's not like they're Joey Ramone or Golda Meir, you know.) [AP] ... more info

Rolling Stone — Yesterday’s snowfall marked one of the coldest March days in New York history, but it was one of the hottest days in Big Apple late-night television history as U2 kicked off their Letterman residency and Justin Timberlake, the Roots, Van Morrison (... more info

VH1 News — U2 has had a street in New York (briefly) named after it. In a ceremony Tuesday, West 53rd Street was renamed "U2 Way" by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - Irish band U2's new album "No Line On The Horizon" is destined to hit number one in Britain at the end of the week, with first-day sales of 65,000, industry figures and the Official Charts Company said on Tuesday. more info

BBC News - UK — U2 are expected to score their 10th UK number one album, outselling the rest of the top 10 combined on its first day. more info

ContactMusic — Irish rockers U2 will be honoured with their own temporary street name in New York City's famed Times Square. The city's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, will rename part of ... more info

Guardian Music — The Oasis debacle is no doubt a foil to detract attention from Chinese bands speaking out about democracyOne can only guess what was said in China's ministry of culture last week when the subject of the impending Oasis concerts in Beijing and Shangha... more info