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Legendary Punk Rockers of the past-- Kurt Cobain, Joey Ramone, Joe Strummer and Sid Vicious-- are now starring in ads for Doc's. It's supposed to mean they're "meant to last," get it?

Access Hollywood is reporting that T.R. Knight-- who plays George O' Malley on Grey's Anatomy-- doesn't know if he'll be returning next season. "If you're supposed to report back to work in a month and a half, I would really like to know that," he remarked, adding, "because I would like to know if I can shave my head." What do you think?

Of the releases hitting shelves (and the iTunes store) this week, which gets your vote?

From Rockdirt: +44 singer Mark Hoppus posted the following message on his myspace page on Wednesday May 16: 'For the past year and a half we have been saying how +44 will never play blink-182 songs. In interviews, when people ask about it, we say it won't happen, we think it's lame, etc. Last week we changed our minds. And tonight during our set we played 'What's My Age Again'. You see, Travis and I LOVE our history with blink-182, and it seems a shame to let those songs sit dormant forever because of what happened two years ago. And that song is SO much fun to play. So why not? It was awesome to play that song live again. We're having the time of our lives out here. See you at the shows."

According to ONTD: "In a new interview with Reader's Digest, Angelina Jolie reveals that Shiloh, her biological child with Brad Pitt, was deliberately conceived before Pitt's divorce from Jennifer Aniston was final." Is Angie a homewrecker at heart, or is this just the tabloids being awful as usual?

There's a story in the New York Times titled, ""Sex, Drugs & Updating Your Blog." It talks about how the job of a "rock star" has evolved beyond just creating and playing music-- now it's almost a requirement to interact with fans. One rock star wonders, "Are today's online artists ruining their own aura by blogging? Can you still idolize someone when you know what they had for breakfast this morning? It takes a little bit of the mystery out of rock 'n' roll?"