The actual bridge from Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Under The Bridge" is located in Downtown L.A.'s MacArthur Park; Rolling Stone asks what the best graduation song of all time is; why Beck's son's dancing on stage makes me excited to have children; a new Israeli spider is named after Lou Reed; a vintage Lana Del Rey Keds commercial surfaces—so many fun things have happened in the music world today, let's discuss. More»

Cannes Film Festival 2012 has kicked off in France, and besides watching the best and the brightest soon-to-be released films, the red carpet looks aren't too shabby to look at either. From pastels to over the top detailing, click through to see some of the trends already appearing this year... More»

Lana Del Rey and Emma Roberts hit up Soho House for a dinner in honor of CFDA darling Jason Wu; an extremely purple Kelly Osbourne and her dear mother Sharon party with furniture company Kreiss for their 75th anniversary; Mike D along with chef Roy Choi, installation artist Ben Jones and a free performance courtesy of Santigold shows L.A. that art parties trump all others at 'Transmission L.A.'—last night was a grab bag of events in L.A., from chic fashion dinner parties to original "90210" cast reunions, each pretty awesome in their own way, and have the details on them all in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»

There's something strange about spotting a celebrity on the subway. Shouldn't America's rich and famous be cruising in limousines, private jets, or golden chariots instead of descending into the maddening crowd of New York's subterranean, rat-infested railway?

But here they are: Meryl Streep, Beyonce, Claire Danes, Madonna, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, and more. These icons of entertainment prove that they're people like us, just trying to catch that express train home. More»

-Word on the internets is that Kristen Wiig, Andy Samberg, and Jason Sudeikis are calling it quits on SNL after this season.  That means no more Finger Lake Sisters.  That means no more Digital Shorts.  That means no more laughter.  Ever again. [US]

-Prepare yourself for the greatest music video of all time: Degrassi's own Jimmy Wheelchair, Lil Wayne in a panda mask, and a whole lot of Manischewitz. [Pitchfork] More»

- Jeremy Lin holds a chat from his hospital bed via Facebook, and throws up during Q & A. [Mashable]

- Sundance's Queen of Versailles, aka the greatest documentary ever, is fittingly coming to Bravo. [THR]

- College graduates of 2012 will have more job offers and bigger paychecks, with an average starting salary of $42k.  This does not make me bitter or jealous in any way.  [CNNMoney] More»

A genius parody "Will The Real Mitt Romney Please Stand Up (feat. Eminem)" music video surfaces; Lana Del Rey's new official music video is here, plus her upcoming NYC and L.A. residencies are announced; The Flaming Lips' new limited edition album of collaborations with a diverse group of their closest "fwends";  the truth about the new Daft Punk album; Marilyn Manson and Johnny Depp record a cover of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain"—get all of this and more on what's been going down in the wacky world of music so far this week in this Tuesday music news roundup! More>>