The Streets’ Mike Skinner to join Tim Burgess’ listening party to talk ‘Original Pirate Material’

Youth will be served — in the most giving spirit.

NBCThe mystery of who has Pam's teapot from The Office has been solved: It's John Krasinski.Krasinski appeared with Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey's Office Ladies podcast for the recap of "Casino Night" and revealed the props he has at home, along with a story about auditioning for the show with Fischer that he never shared with her before.Regarding the end of the show, Krasinski, Fischer and Kinsey recalled the secret way Greg Daniels wrapped the show for the cast and how he stole the Dunder

Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber’s “Stuck With U” featured numerous star cameos but Tom Holland was missing…until now.

The band have been on hiatus since 2007.

Mike Skinner is currently gearing up to release None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive, his first new project as The Streets in almost a decade. The mixtape is due out on July 10, but rather than put out another song from the record, Skinner has released “Where the Fuck Did April Go,” the B-side to the album's Tame Impala-featuring first single "Call My Phone Thinking I'm Doing Nothing Better."

The four-piece will also be sharing a film on the making of the LP

"I just wrote a tune the same way other people might talk to a therapist"

The Aussie trio will help host the “virtual guided tour”

Fans are being encouraged to share memories of 'Computer World'

It follows last week's listening party for their self-titled debut album

John Ericson, who starred alongside Anne Francis on TV'sHoney Westand with Spencer Tracy inBad Day at Black Rockand with Angela Lansbury inBedknobs and Broomsticks, has died. He was 93.

Burgess has already hosted the likes of Oasis, Franz Ferdinand and The Libertines

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The album topped the UK Albums Chart on September 8, 2013

Joe & Martina are looking to do a little time travel in their video for “Give Me Back the ‘90s,” and they’ve got company.Joe and Martina Costa, who have opened for such acts as Blake Shelton, Jake Owen and Jon Pardi, as well as wrote “Don’t Tempt Me” for Luke Combs’ This One’s for You album, are joined by '90s sensation John Berry in the clip, which was shot outside longtime Music City landmark Nashville Palace.The song and video references other memorable artists who first hit in the ‘90s

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