The Quietus — (football club not second rate punk band) more info

E! Online — Johnny Rotten is playing the Britney Spears card. Taking a page from the pop princess' legal playbook, an attorney for the Sex Pistols singer is asking a Los Angeles judge to keep a... more info

NME — Killing Joke played their first US show in 20 years at the House Of Blues in Los Angeles last night (October 9) for a star-studded crowd that included Morrissey and members of Guns N Roses, Sex Pistols and The Cult. more info

Stereogum — Bloc Party and Coldplay fan John Lydon is taking a break from revisionist history (remember, you ripped off Richard Hell, Johnny, not vice versa) to sell Country Life butter. A fitting product tie-in for someone who's gone (always was?) so soft. Su... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The '90s punk stalwarts break out some old favorites to kick off a six-night stand. The punk revivalists in Rancid might look like the Sex Pistols and sound li... more info

Guardian Music — One-time punk pin-up and sometime anarchist John Lydon has mellowed further into middle age by starring in a £5m TV campaign for Country Life butter. By Mark Sweney more info

Rolling Stone — Chrissie Hynde saw a familiar face among the few hundred fans crowding the aisles Monday at the Pretenders’ in-store performance at Amoeba Records in Hollywood. It was Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook, and Hynde waved happily from the small stage, dec... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Posted by: Alan McGeeTurning 48 yesterday, I realised the only Creation band that I still get excited about is Oasis. And who wouldn't? The band contains two world-class songwriters, and two great ones, and their new release Dig Out Your Soul is trul... more info

Buffalo News, New York — When John “Johnny Rotten” Lydon arrived on stage in San Francisco for the final date of the Sex Pistols' first (and last) U. S. tour in 1978, he looked around at his road-battered bandmates, gazed into the pit of numb-but-violent humanity in fron... more info

Idolator — If a studio chose to make a film from your novel, I'd imagine you'd be somewhat protective of the final product, down to the musical choices. Then again, if you're a novelist who enjoys albums that came out before the Duffy record, your opinions abo... more info