While you can go to most music websites to find out which albums and songs they felt were the best of the year, they often leave out some of the lesser-known albums (i.e. weirder music that you might not listen to). In an attempt to bring you a different take on Best Albums of the Year, we looked to Reddit and found a compelling Top 100 list. Props to “nevona&#… Click to read more

In today’s edition of Wrap It Up, Netflix’s new DVD service “Qwikster” has a Twitter account and it’s run by a pot-smoking Elmo, Legend of Zelda gets a Lady Gaga soundtrack, Avatar + Atari = Avatari, Kiddex looks tasty, Polly Parsons is the next Jessica Jane Clement, Jessica Rafalowski is the next Kate Upton, Tom Selleck’s mustache pops up in the most popular movies, the Foo Fighters played for Westboro Baptist Church, Darth Vader threw out the first pitch, Wayne Gretzky’s daughter is hot, and you can now get ODB food stamp cards. Check out the sh*t we should’ve published after the jump.

This year’s Lollapalooza took place this past weekend (8/5-8/7). I had the opportunity to go in 2009 and it was covered in awesome sauce. Judging by this year’s pics, it looks like the lineup didn’t disappoint. Acts included Cee Lo Green, Eminem, Muse, Foo Fighters, OK Go, deadmau5, Coldplay, Kid Cudi, Arctic Monkeys, Fitz & The Tantrums, The Naked and Famous, Foster The People, Crystal Castles, Portugal The Man, Cage The Elphant, Two Door Cinema Club, Skylar Grey, The Pretty Reckless, Sam Adams, Tinie Tempah, Deftones, Ween, Nas, Girl Talk, Pretty Lights, and many more. We’ve curated the best of the best and packed them into this righteous photo gallery. Check out the hotties, hipsters, and hip hoppers after the jump.

Bad Meets Evil’s “Fastlane” smoked the competition last week snatching away 74% of your total votes. This week, we feature tracks from the Beyonce, Coldplay, Common, The Head and the Heart, and the Foo Fighters. Check out why our music man Al Jones picked ‘em, take a listen, then vote for your favorite after the jump!

In retrospect, 2003 is the year of reinvention of the pop star. No longer were Disney kids like Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera turning out cutesy songs for the under-17 set – or going through a “Can’t Be Tamed” phase. Instead, both Timberlake and Aguilera – as well as Beyoncé – knew that to have lasting careers, they need to produce songs to appeal to all ages – or at least to those under 30. In 2003, you didn’t need to be embarrassed to add “Crazy in Love” or “Rock Your Body” to your homecoming playlist alongside the latest trance track or The White Stripes. After all, everyone else had been listening to them all summer long, anyway. Check out this class’s suggested playlist after the jump.

If you didn’t get a chance to hit up the Austin City Limits Music Festival this past weekend, then you definitely missed out on some of the best shows this year – and a ton of super hot festival chicks running around in bikinis. Luckily for us all, COED had an all-access pass to the action and we were sober enough to remember to bring a camera. So even if… Click to read more

If you’re lucky, right now you’re in Austin, Texas at the Austin City Limits Festival, which started today. The line-up is so good, it’s hard to decide which stage to go to. From The Mars Volta to Beck to The Foo Fighters and a ton of super freakin’ awesome bands in between, ACL 2008 is looking like it’s going to be one of the best f… Click to read more

On Friday COED took a road trip to Binghamton University in lovely upstate New York to check out the Foo Fighters’ concert at Binghamton U’s on-campus event center.
Seven-thousand Foo fans packed the Events Center at Binghamton University Friday night after waiting so (Ever)long for the Foo Fighters sold-out show.
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