Diffuser Staff

By now, you're probably sick of all the different versions of 'Let It Go' that are out there.

This is by far the most insane 'Wheel of Fortune' guess anyone has ever nailed.

Sadly, music legend Bob Marley passed away on May 11, 1981, of cancer at the age of 36.

You just knew it wouldn't take long for someone to mash-up the latest 'Godzilla' trailer with some 'Breaking Bad' clips. After all, with Bryan Cranston starring in both, it was inevitable. And here it is. You can watch it above.

Paul Rudd dropped by Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' last night for an epic lip-sync battle between the two pals. And as you can see by the above video, the 'Anchorman' star totally dominated the late-night host.

The Hold Steady are turning 10 years old, and they'll celebrate double digits with a brand-new album, Billboard reports. 'Teeth Dreams,' the Brooklyn crew's sixth full-length, lands March 25 via Washington Square, a newly launched imprint from the folks behind Razor & Tie.

Mumford and Sons bassist Ted Dwane is undergoing emergency surgery to have a blood clot removed from his brain. In an announcement on their website (read it below), the neo-folk heroes assure fans that Dwane will "recover quickly," though not quickly enough to avoid postponing tonight's (June 11) show in Dallas; tomorrow's in the Woodlands, Texas; or Thursday's in New Orleans.

When the Avett Brothers sat down with Diffuser.fm at this past weekend's Mountain Jam festival, the rain was falling hard, and the mud was starting to flow. Hence our icebreaker: "Do you feel you're a better rainy- or sunny-day act?" The North Carolina group had never heard that question, and after giving it a thoughtful answer, the fellas went on to discuss past Mountain Jams, their dev

We know you're still hungry for more NIN news. Bad news: No Modest Mouse tour. Good news: New Modest Mouse album.

Lou Reed underwent liver transplant surgery last month in Cleveland, his wife, Laurie Anderson, has revealed. It was apparently a life-saving operation, and it might explain why the legendary Velvet Underground frontman cancelled his planned appearance at Coachella earlier this year.

Last night's season finale of 'SNL' marked Fred Armisen's last episode as a cast member, our sister site ScreenCrush reports, and to mark the occasion, he performed a goodbye song as Ian Rubbish, the Margaret Thatcher-loving British punk character he debuted earlier this season. But that's not all: Midway through the tune -- a jaunty number called 'It's Gonna Be a Lovely Day' -- Armisen was joined

Gwen Stefani embraced her inner hippie chick and got down with the Rolling Stones on Friday night (May 3) in Los Angeles, where the legendary rockers kicked off their 50 and Counting Tour. Sporting a thin headband, straight-outta-'68 hairdo and sparkly t-shirt emblazoned with the Stones' classic lips logo, the No Doubt singer dueted with Mick Jagger on 'Wild Horses,' surprising anyone in the house