Watch Conan O'Brien and Jack White's "Serious Jibber Jabber"

Watch Conan O'Brien and Jack White's "Serious Jibber Jabber"

Although Jack White can be a reluctant interviewee, longtime friend Conan O’Brien made the most out of a long chat in his latest episode of “Serious Jibber Jabber.” In the video, White discusses what it means to be an “artist,” the influence of upholstery in his life and growing up Catholic....  read more

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Watch Jack White on Austin City Limits

Watch Jack White on <i>Austin City Limits</i>

Jack White kicked off the second half of Austin City Limit’s 38th season with a 12-song performance of both intensity and familiarity....  read more

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Jack White's Blunderbuss is 2012's Best-Selling Vinyl Record

Jack White's <i>Blunderbuss</i> is 2012's Best-Selling Vinyl Record

Abbey Road finally loses top spot.  read more

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Voodoo Fest 2012: Photos

Voodoo Fest 2012: Photos

In what has become an annual celebration of music, art and New Orleans culture, The Voodoo Experience enthralled audiences once again this weekend in Louisiana.  read more

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The 25 Best Live Moments on TV (2000-2009)

The 25 Best Live Moments on TV (2000-2009)

Paste looks back on our favorite live moments on TV from 2000-2009—magical, often spontaneous moments that captured our imaginations and had us glued to the set out of sheer joy and excitement.  read more

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Elvis Costello, Lucinda Williams & The Best Country/Rock Duets

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Listening to the upcoming album by Lucinda Williams, Little Honey, I was thrilled to come across the voice of Elvis Costello on a song called "Jailhouse Tears." Country/rock duets have a pretty long history and even some commercial success (see Jon Bon Jovi with Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles). But recently, they've also gotten pretty damn cool. Here are the best country/rock duets of recent years (and a few don't even involve Emmylou Harris):...  read more

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Swell Season at Bonnaroo

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When Swell Season played "Falling slowly," and Glen Hansard asked the crowd to sing along “because we’re really quiet,” and thousands of people took him up on the offer, I remembered why I love music festivals. When Hansard and Markéta Irglová, a pair of actors who became one of recent cinema’s most intriguing fictional couples, then became one of music’s most intriguing actual couples sang Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic” into the same mic, looking at each other lovingly, I remembered why I love music festivals. When Drive-By Truckers’ Patterson Hood told a six-minute maybe-true, maybe-not six-minute story about his...  read more

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