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MTV.com News — 'I decided we don't write songs anymore, we write anthems,' Matt Johnson tells MTV News.By James Montgomery Matt & Kim's Kim Schifino and Matt Johnson Photo: Daniel Boczarski/ Redferns Matt & Kim have already gotten naked in Times Square, w... more info

Chicago Tribune — A record 240,000 attend what in many ways was the biggest version of the festival yet Lollapalooza wheeled out some big headliners in its sixth year on the C... more info

People.com — • Talk about a healthy appetite! Nicole Richie and fiancé Joel Madden stepped out to the M Café in L.A., where they picked up a Green Day veggie juice, made with cucumber, kale, parsley and celery, and some iced coffees. And, an onlooker reports,... more info

MTV.com News — Arcade Fire and Soundgarden go head-to-head with powerful Sunday night setsBy James Montgomery and Kyle Anderson Soundgarden's Chris Cornell performs at Lollapalooza on Sunday Photo: Rich Sancho/ MTV News CHICAGO -- Over the past three days... more info

Idolator — Don't let the Tony Awards fool you: Green Day are still a rock band, a damn fine one at hat. The San Francisco Bay punk trio — who first played Lollapalooza back when it was a tour, not a festival — played a goofy but tight set at this year's fe... more info

Stereogum — Even if you’re not a fan (I’m not) you gotta give Green Day credit, first for introducing Lookout! to mall-punks back in the day, later for showcasing political awareness on an MTV-sized scale. Now middle-aged dads, with armfuls of Grammys and a ... more info

USA Today Music — Day two of theLollapalooza music festival unfolded easily under ideal skies again in Grant Park, allowing fans to gently recover from the Gaga ... more info

MTV.com News — Saturday night's headliners were a scintillating study of contrasts. Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong performs at Lollapalooza on Saturday Photo: Rich Sancho/ MTV News CHICAGO — Unless you happen to play in one of Perry Farrell's bands (a... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — CHICAGO - More than 250,000 music fans will gather on the shores of Lake Michigan this weekend for an expanded three-day Lollapalooza music festival, which hopes to buck a dismal summer concert season of cuts and cancellations. more info