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SEASONS come and go throughout the year and they all mean different things. Winter means snow, Spring means flowers, Summer means sunshine and Autumn means the annual UK tour by Status Quo.

Former Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan, guitarist Ron Wood and drummer Kenney Jones have been talking about a reunion tour, and McLagan says they'll do it even if former singer Rod Stewart isn't game.

The Faces appear ready to play live in 2010, with or without Rod Stewart. After performing with guests at an October 25 show at London's Royal Albert Hall for the British Performing Rights Society's Music Members' Benevolent Fund, the Faces' other three surviving founder members -- guitarist Ron Wood, keyboardist Ian McLagan and drummer Kenney ...

1987 - Assuming the identity of a country-rock group called The Dalton Brothers, U2 opened for itself during a concert in Los Angeles .

Since so many of them were likely created while under the influence, it seems right to honour the great albums of the arena rock age with their own wines.

Steven Tyler, of Aerosmith, performs at the Van Andel Arena in 2005. Perhaps the time has finally come.

Going into battle on TV for a sixth season this Friday night, Kenny Hotz and Spencer Rice have forged careers out of torturing each other on Kenny vs.

Last night was the first time in several months that we had to face a Sunday evening without Mad Men .

Caption: Michael Jackson The memorial service for the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, at the Staples Center Los Angeles, California .... A multi-million dollar legal battle has begun over the merchandising rights for artists including MICHAEL JACKSON and THE ROLLING STONES.

In this film publicity image released by Focus Features, Philip Seymour Hoffman, center, and Nick Frost, right, are shown in a scene from "Pirate Radio". Alex Bailey/Focus features/AP 'Pirate Radio' a ' movie review The DJs in 'Pirate Radio' thwart a government ban on playing rock 'n' roll and create a bit of gleeful anarchy along the way.

GOOD SHOW, OLD CHAPS... MOSTLY On this day in 1922, the British Broadcasting Company began radio service in the England.

Smell like Faith Hill. There's no way to sum up the musical culture of the decade without touching upon the fact that musicians are turning themselves into brands more aggressively than ever before.

The opening credit sequence of Pirate Radio fooled me momentarily into thinking I was being shown a trailer for the movie rather than the movie itself.

There are moments in Richard Curtis' rambling ensemble comedy "Pirate Radio" that are so exuberant they're almost enough to carry you past the movie's considerable rough spots.

The Boat That Rocked: Radio Caroline, broadcast at sea from the vessel Mi Amigo, was one of the many pirate-radio stations that anchored off the coast of England during the 1960s.

Pitchfork reports that Peter Gabriel will be releasing an album of covers, in which he will tackle hits and more obscure cuts by David Bowie, Paul Simon, Elbow, Bon Iver, Talking Heads, The Arcade Fire, Regina Spektor, Radiohead, Lou Reed , and others.

The film "Pirate Radio" is not going to change your life anymore than rock 'n' roll actually saved the world.

On November 4, 2009, the Grammy award winning rock band No Doubt filed a lawsuit against Activision Publishing, the makers of the hugely successful video game Guitar Hero.

No movie can be all bad when juiced up with a soundtrack of more than 50 classic rock tunes.