The nominees for the 2010 Grammy Awards are, ahem: Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Eminem, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Kenny G, Jay-Z, Peal Jam—wait. How do you spell the sound of an abruptly stopping turntable? Scruhriiiitch! Close enough. That's right, various 2010 Grammy Awards may go to Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Jay-Z, and the granddaddy of them all, album of the year, may be whisked away by Mr. Marshall Mathers. He's also nominated for nine others. We're in a hot tub time machine, and it's 1998. more ›

While clearly not as important as foie gras, there's another issue weighing on our hearts and minds. Death Cab for Cutie have valiantly taken up a meaningful cause: auto-tune. The band has faux-organized a pseudo-political campaign against "auto-tune abuse in music." At last night's Grammys, DCFC showed up wearing baby blue ribbons pinned to their jackets, which they claimed was to raise awareness for their "campaign." more ›

Happy Monday, Pearl Jam/Eddie Vedder fans. The frontman-gone-sometimes-solo can be seen on VH1 today in the video for “Guaranteed,” his acclaimed song from the (brief, but really effing great) Into the Wild soundtrack. more ›

Vedder’s first solo music video—for his critically lauded and Grammy-nominated Into the Wild song “Guaranteed”—airs on VH1 (and VH1.com) on Monday. Perfect timing, then, for the ever-more-famous guy to bump into his 1992 self while browsing Easy Street’s vinyl bins. Serendipity! more ›

Say what you will about Sean Penn and Eddie Vedder's politics, but the guys put together a hell of a film and soundtrack. While Penn's Into the Wild might not match its somber weight with Oscar gold, its music, care of Vedder, could score at the Grammys and Academy Awards. His song "Guaranteed" (covered below) already received a Best Song nom from the former. more ›