Culture Bully — Music video for "Oh My God" by Ida Maria from the album "Fortress Round My Heart." more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "I Hate People" by former Be Your Own PET vocalist Jemina Pearl from the album "Break It Up." more info

Stereogum — Last week we posted clips from Lego Rock Band, the video game that finally lets you pretend-play songs as lego versions of David Bowie, Brian May, and Iggy Pop. Today comes word that Blur are on board too. Woo hoo. more info

Rock Sellout — Jemina Pearl went solo after the break up of Be Your Own Pet and released the album Break It Up via Ecstatic Peace/Universal. Today she unleashed the new video for the single I Hate People Feat.  Iggy Pop And Thurston Moore. I am a fan of Jemina's ... more info

Stereogum — We've been through this already, but it bears repeating because it keeps happening: In 2009 Iggy Pop somehow became the king of oddball duets (often with younger ladies). He's also the best part of this campy video for Jemina Pearl's Break It Up lead... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin Yesterday I wrote that "Iggy Pop, as well as Pavement (who are curating the other ATP UK weekend in May), are both rumored to be in the running for ATP NY in 2010." An hour later... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Heavy Trash @ Mercury Lounge in June (more by Tim Griffin) tonight in NYC * Iggy Pop @ Barnes & Noble * The Raveonettes @ Maxwell's * Nick Lowe, Bill Kirchen @ City Winery * Digable Planets members @ Southpaw... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Iggy Pop @ Road Recovery Benefit in May (more by Arcadia Media) Iggy Pop will be at the Tribeca Barnes & Noble (97 Warren St) tonight (10/13) at 7pm. He's speaking with Robert Matheu, who just wrote The Stooges: The... more info

EL3CTRO NIGHT — Here are a bunch of Iggy Pop remixes each with its own style. They are all great so grab em all.Benny Benassi Vs. Iggy Pop - Electro Sixteen (Shinichi Osawa) electro more info

All About Jazz — The trailer for George Clooney's upcoming "Up in the Air" starts flashily enough, with the opening swagger of Iggy Pop's "The Passenger." But the film is more quiet and subtle, and builds with more grace than the scraggly, trailer-ready guitar notes ... more info