A horror film and a protest documentary exhibit how not to play by the rules.

Here’s what the true Mister Hollywood hates about that insufferable place in the merciless sun that fries out your hair, causing nasty split ends. (Blow-dryers are not on this list.)

The Brighton-based quartet release Do You Like Rock Music?, a singular tongue-in-cheeky album that has critics referencing Interpol.

On This Gift, Glasgow's Sons & Daughters turns vitriol sweet.

The British foursome scour their record collection for inspiration past and present.

Oh, go ahead. Call it a comeback.

In HBO’s 'Big Love,' she’s the conniving but dorky middle-sister-wife with the bad hair and nerdy, buttoned-up style. But in real life, the Oscar-nominated actress is so uncannily cool and effortlessly put together. Tired of going topless on cable TV, but thoroughly game to show her ‘behind,’ as she calls it, the onetime ‘It-girl’ and indie darling just debuted her revealing line of ready-to-wear, Chloë Sevigny for Opening Ceremony. Now, if writer Bruno Maddox can only get her to show a bit more of herself. You know, in that other way. As you’ll find, in Chloë Sevigny’s personal world, nothing is quite what it seems.

Brooklyn duo release debut album, productivity soars.

Shelby Lynne and Cat Power in a feline brawl for best 'covers' album.

In a city with little tradition, four dining and partying treasures of grand Old Hollywood and the rocking Sunset Strip—Trader Vic’s, Whisky Bar, Hamburger Hamlet, and Morton’s—get facelifts or have already faced death. What’s a Scorpion-drinking, chair-in-pool-throwing, Oscar-toting, burger-loving Angeleno to do?