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Back in the day, Rivers Cuomo was an ocean apart from that 18-year-old girl who live in small city of Japan. Today, though, she's 35 and Cuomo is releasing a Japanese-language album. Cuomo teamed up…   Read Story »
Here's some further evidence that Weezer's "Undone - The Sweater Song" is a truly great piece of music: It has survived Mac DeMarco's best attempts to turn it into something godawful. DeMarco, the…   Read Story »
Cee-Lo posts up amid frolicking dancers in the clip for "Anyway," a song he co-wrote with Weezer's Rivers Cuomo. And guess what -- its physical edition is available just in time for the holidays! All…   Read Story »
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo has long been talking up the release of his book The Pinkerton Diaries, a sort of scrapbook of the time he spent recording Weezer's classic-as-all-hell 1996 album…   Read Story »
When Cee-Lo puts out a single, he gets maximum bang for his buck; though "Fuck You" first appeared on YouTube thanks to this "lyric video," he eventually got around to making an official clip. So,…   Read Story »
Did you know Coldplay's Mylo Xyloto came out this week? The band played Letterman and Colbert and Today and Jools and Ellen and we threw a party in their honor. The launch celebration continues…   Read Story »
Former Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh passed away in a Chicago hotel room over the weekend. Welsh was with the band during the period after original bassist Matt Sharp had left the band, appearing on The…   Read Story »
After teaming up with the Flaming Lips on the East Coast, Weezer headed West to the Pacific Amphitheater last night as part of the Orange County Fair concert series. The band added another cover to…   Read Story »
The Flaming Lips and Weezer -- two bands who continue to reinvent the live music experience -- literally shared a stage last night at NJ's PNC Banks Art Center. At the start, Wayne Coyne and Rivers…   Read Story »
Since winning our nerdy hearts in the mid '90s, Weezer have surprised us with weirdo career moves that may alienate some old-school fans but bolster their off-kilter appeal to a new generation. For…   Read Story »