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A principled approach to punk and parenthood.

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Watch all of the stage action at MTV’s annual New Year’s Eve party in New York’s Times Square!

“Gunsmoke”; “Wagon Train”; “Have Gun - Will Travel”; “The Rifleman”; “Maverick”; “Tales of Wells Fargo”; and “The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp.”

(LiveDaily.com) As 2007 drew to a close, 10 LiveDaily staffers and contributors compiled their lists of their favorite album of the past year.

(LiveDaily.com) Indie-rockers Spoon largely operated under the radar for much of their 12-year existence–which included a single major-label album a decade ago–but the group keeps finding ways to tweak its core sound.

(LiveDaily.com) Best known as the lead singer of Faith No More, Mike Patton has juggled a variety of projects since that band broke up in the late 1990s. He continued his work with Mr. Bungle and started the new bands Fantomas, Tomahawk and Peeping Tom. A San Francisco-area resident, Patton is even delving into decades-old Italian pop.

(LiveDaily.com) Bouts of rehab and canceled tours riddled the headlines of 2007, most notably by one-time pop princess Britney Spears and British soul singer Amy Winehouse. But the last 12 months proved fruitful for many musicians, including the newly reunited. Both the Spice Girls and Van Halen extended their tours due to successful rounds of sold-out shows while others, like Blind Melon, replaced lost original members with talented newbies for another chance at stardom. A handful of artists–Audioslave’s Chris Cornell, Staind frontman Aaron Lewis, Lonestar’s Richie McDonald–took the plunge into solo status.

Mr. Dusenberry oversaw the 1980s Pepsi commercial in which Michael Jackson’s hair was accidentally set on fire.

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“You look familiar. I think I know you.”

The autobiography of a Rolling Stones guitarist (not that one).

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