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People.com: Justin Guarini: From Idol to Altar

The season one runner-up is getting married this weekend to a woman he's known since high school

Grammys hoping for excitement

As a concert, the Grammy Awards are often well worth watching. Witness Sly Stone coming out of retirement, or the raucous tribute to the Clash's Joe Strummer a few years back, or even the hushed opening by a reunited Simon & Garfunkel in 2003.

Time.com: Michael Moore to Release New Film Online for Free

Inspired by Neil Young and Radiohead, Michael Moore will release his new film online and for free

People.com: Justin & Jessica Rock Out to Radiohead

• Jessica Biel, trying to get back to her seat after taking a bathroom break during Radiohead's electrifying performance at L.A.'s Hollywood Bowl. There with Justin Timberlake, the actress had forgotten her ticket for re-entry. Oops! • The Radiohead show – the second of a two-night stand – drew plenty of celebrity fans: Mary-Kate Olsen was spotted, and Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl stuck around for an afterparty at the outdoor venue. At the bash, Grohl drank a beer, posed for pictures with fans and cracked everybody up. Keanu Reeves took in the show as well. And the night before, newlyweds Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi were among the stars rocking out to the British band.

People.com: Brad Pitt Jets to Italy for Radiohead Concert

The dad-to-be meets up with Ed Norton and Marianne Pearl for the band's Milan gig

Fortune: Music blogs' network effect

Pity the music industry. Between 99-cent downloads, free - if not always legal -file-sharing services and MP3 blogs, and an increasingly fragmented audience, it's desperately in need of a new revenue stream.

Host of British surreal radio game show dies

Jazz trumpeter and broadcaster Humphrey Lyttelton, host of the surreal British radio game show "I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue," died Friday at the age of 86.

Pay-what-you-like restaurants

Radiohead made news when it allowed its fans to pay whatever they thought was reasonable to download the band's latest album. Now, innovative restaurants around the world are doing the same thing -- letting their patrons decide how much their meal is worth.

Fortune: How to save the record label (maybe)

Thom Yorke, Radiohead's elfin lead singer, has talked in interviews about the apocalyptic changes that await us in the not-so-distant future. So perhaps it wasn't surprising that he and his band mates recently dumped EMI, their longtime record company, and released their new album on their Web site.

Time.com: Rolling Stones Sign Deal with Universal

The Rolling Stones announced Thursday they have signed a deal to release the soundtrack to their Martin Scorsese-directed concert film through Universal Music Group

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