- Mark Zuckerberg married long-time girlfriend Priscilla Chan on Friday in a private ceremony in their backyard.  Guests were led to believe they were attending a surprise party for Chan's graduation from medical school.  Busy week you've had there, Zuck. [People]

- Tens of thousands of Orthodox Jews gathered at Citi Field to protest against the Internet.  Not even touching this one. [NYT]

- All of Rihanna's lines in Battleship could be written on the tip of matchstick. Basically. [Vulture]

- The Top 25 High Schools in the country have been ranked, and almost all of them are in Texas. [DailyBeast] More»

Everyone loves music. It is one of the only (naturally occurring) things in the world scientifically proven to affect mood, the audibly consumable drug. Festivals in the U.S. have come a long way since the famed days of acid trips and free love at Woodstock '69 and more still since the  corporate greed and flash rioting of Woodstock '99.  Between plane tickets, camping permits, and hotel rooms, music festivals now-a-days can get expensive very quickly. Prep beforehand with our guide to ten upcoming festivals across the globe. More»

via la.guestofaguest.com While we are anxiously anticipating the boatloads of concerts the Hamptons are hosting this summer, we can't help but admire what went down in Tennessee. Check out these great photos from Bonnaroo! MORE>>>

I don't need to be jealous of Bonnaroo, I told myself. Coachella has a better lineup, I said, I'm sure Bonnaroo's great, but it's nothing special. But, um, Bonnaroo went down last weekend, and having heard from several of the 80,000+ attendees, and discovered this absolutely awesome collection of photos, I'm less convinced. In fact, with no disrespect whatsoever intended to Coachella, this looks really, really, really fun. We'll let the pictures speak for themselves: More»

We're still vibing Coachella and miss it dearly. Remember when that mysterious box suspended above the stage during Arcade Fire's show finally opened to release this beautiful mass of glowing orbs? They floated so perfectly from the sky through the air and flowed down into a sea open arms and faces in awe. It was magical. Everyone was a sucker for glowing balls that night. Kind of wishing we could go back to that very moment right now...

Go HERE for more photos by Frankie Pimentel and tag you and your friends!

To the horror of mustachioed hipsters and electro enthusiasts everywhere, Saturday night was the very last time LCD Soundsystem played at anyone's house (sorry, couldn't resist working that in there somehow). Why, James Murphy, why?! More»

The Strokes played for screaming fans at MSG, Elvis Costello made a surprise appearance,  LCD Soundsystem said their goodbye with a three and a half hour performance, people smacked each other with pillows, arty types enjoy exhibitions, and much more. This weekend was all about getting lost in the moment. More»

We've all had a chance to examine the official lineup for Coachella 2011, and therefore a chance to marvel at how we more or less nailed it with our early predictions. While some websites would be content to pat themselves on the back, we are not. Which is why I'm delighted to announce our next big scoop: early information and analysis on some huge special unannounced acts for each day of the festival. More»

Left: Official Coachella 2011 lineup flyer; Right: Our lineup predictions flyer

After all the speculation, teasing games and false alarms (thank you, @IGGNASTYY) over the last few days as we all waited with baited breath, the official lineup for Coachella 2011 has been released! And we were prettttyyyyy, prettyyyyyy, prettyyyyyy, pretty close with our predictions. Now let's breakdown the official Coachella performers and take a look at which acts we guessed right and the ones we missed. More»