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Feb 2nd 24 Comments
On the heels of Jack White's new album announcement as well as the unveiling of Blunderbuss's first single "Love Interruption," we thought it was time to revisit the hits -- not the literal ones,…   Read Story »
Feb 1st 2 Comments
If you're going to walk into The Colbert Report with a giant red Brillo-pad wig on, you should expect to become a target. When Björk stopped by the show last night, Colbert could've justifiably…   Read Story »
Jan 31st 2 Comments
DVR alert! As previously reported, Björk will bring her Biophilia live show, which blew Scott and Amrit's minds in Iceland last year, to New York for a 10-show run that starts Friday. And now…   Read Story »
Jan 13th 4 Comments
For the past week, the internet has been a party to an entertainingly dumb debate about the exact definition of the archaic hip-hop term "illin'," which was an answer in Saturday's New York Times…   Read Story »
Dec 7th, 2011 1 Comment
The Black Keys should already feel comfortable on the Colbert Report stage; they were there earlier this year to clown themselves for having so many damn songs in TV commercials. Last night, they…   Read Story »
Nov 30th, 2011 3 Comments
Last night's guest on The Colbert Report was Tinariwen, "from a North African nomadic tribe, which means they're always on tour." (Also: "Our guests tonight are a North African refugee band, so their…   Read Story »
Nov 11th, 2011 Comment
The musical guest on last night's Colbert Report was art-rock genius and production mastermind Brian Eno. During his interview with Colbert, he laughed a lot and did the Montgomery Burns finger-tent…   Read Story »
Oct 21st, 2011 7 Comments
Last night, Coldplay were guests on The Colbert Report. Chris Martin, wearing some absurd sneakers and a weird splash of paint on his wrist, sat down with Colbert himself, mostly laughing at…   Read Story »
Oct 6th, 2011 5 Comments
Way the hell back in 1998, underground-rap leading lights Mos Def and Talib Kweli teamed up to record the collaborative album Mos Def And Talib Kweli Are Black Star. They've both stayed plenty busy…   Read Story »
Sep 27th, 2011 22 Comments
Last night, Stephen Colbert dedicated an entire hour-long episode of his television program to Radiohead, his guests. He interviewed them a couple of times, he built his comedy bits loosely around…   Read Story »
































