In a sense, the third and final day of Coachella is the trickiest for both the schedulers and the festival-goers themselves. With two straight days of desert heat, nonstop music, killer parties, and whatever, um, extracurricular activities you may be getting into under the belt, it may feel like a challenge to maintain a third full of day of music. But Goldenvoice isn't exactly going easy on us with the Day 3 lineup this year, having put together a collection of highly energetic, much anticipated acts that will challenge you to get your weight up for one last day and make the most of your time in the desert. More»

Holy crap, you guys, Coachella is one day closer than it was yesterday! Okay, maybe counting down to April one day at a time is slightly extreme, but as we continue on with our day-by-day look at some of the bands we're most excited to see (go HERE if you missed our look at Day 1), it's hard to think that anything happening between now and then could possibly live up to the awesomeness. More»

[Joell Ortiz of Slaughterhouse via] Saturday was a great day to be from Queensbridge, or at the very least, to love the music that comes from there. The infamous New York City housing project put two of its most famous homegrown acts front and center, as Nas and Mobb Deep led a deep an impressive lineup of classic 90's hip-hop acts onstage at the San Manuel Ampitheatre to kick of the 2011 incarnation of hip-hop's biggest summer festival, Rock The Bells. More»

Olivia Wilde, Sandra Bullock, and Ryan Reynolds congregate in Westwood for an overdose of beautiful people at The Change-Up premiere and after party; Elle MacPherson, Nick Lachey, Sara Bareilles, Christina Applegate and a smattering of other stars kick off the NBC Press Tour with a party at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills—get all the details you need to know on Monday's hottest star-studded events in today's edition of Last Night's Parties. [Leslie Mann, Olivia Wilde, Jason Bateman, Ryan Reynolds photo via] 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»