Rolling Stone — • Kelly Clarkson’s “Life” Video Yanked From Net Top stories from the last three days: • Bruce Springsteen Announces Working Tour • Spike Lee Plots James Brown Biopic • Fall Out Boy Cover The Simpsons Theme • Cop Urinates on Metallica ... more info

ContactMusic — PETE WENTZ finds fame so stressful, he's often tempted to ditch his music career and disappear with his wife ASHLEE SIMPSON and their baby son BRONX. The Fall Out Boy star ... more info

NME — Fall Out Boy have announced the dates of an extensive North American tour this spring in support of their recent album 'Folie a Deux'. more info

NME — Fall Out Boy have announced the dates of an extensive North American tour this spring in support of their recent album 'Folie a Deux'. more info

ContactMusic — Rockers FALL OUT BOY have returned to their roots to revamp the theme to the cartoon series which gave them their name. The group has re-recorded Danny Elfman's ... more info

Rolling Stone — • Bruce Springsteen Announces Working Tour • Spike Lee Plots James Brown Biopic • Fall Out Boy Cover The Simpsons Theme • Cop Urinates on Metallica Fan at Concert • John Updike Dies; Read His RS Story on Warhol • Zune Sales Plummet: Will ... more info

Rolling Stone — Fall Out Boy have become the latest rockers to take on the iconic Simpsons theme for an episode of the animated series. You can check out FOB’s metal-y version of the Simpsons theme on the FOX site now. “This is something we grew up with,” guit... more info

AngryApe — Fall Out Boy also tipped to be appearing more info

MTV.com News — 'That movie is completely overlooked in history ... it's awesome,' Wentz says of the 1988 movie that inspired their 'America's Suitehearts' clip.By James Montgomery, with reporting with Daniel Montalto Fall Out Boy in "America's Suitehearts" Ph... more info

VH1 News — Fall Out Boy talked to us about their new video for "America's Suitehearts," confessing that it was heavily inspired by "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" "That movie is completely overlooked in history, because it's awesome," Pete Wentz said. more info