We're playing dinosaur songs for today's Coffee Break. What do you want to hear?

MPR News Arts Reporter Marianne Combs joins Steve Seel and Jill Riley to talk about three events that engage the community through performance art.

Led Zeppelin played their last show in the US, Oasis' Liam Gallagher got into trouble with the law, and The Beatles made a horrible movie Today in Music History.

Jack White attended a Cubs game on Tuesday night, and the Internet has become obsessed with a screengrab of the rocker looking distinctly unimpressed. (A.V. Club) Angelo Adkins, infant son of Adele, has been awarded a five-figure settlement from Corbis Images UK, which the child’s parents say has invaded their child’s privacy by posting paparazzi…

Broken Bells bounce back right to the top this week as many of you tried to win tickets to their Aug. 3 show at the State Theatre. This is their second stop here this year in support of After the Disco; their tour kicked off back in Feb. with a sold out show at First Avenue.

What songs in 3/4 time should we play for our waltzes Coffee Break?

Today on The Morning Show's Eating and Drinking, James Norton chatted with Jill Riley and Steve Seel about his favorite fusion and multi-ethnic restaurants.

Frank Sinatra went to No. 1, The Clash found inspiration, and The Jackson 5 audition for Motown Today in Music History.

All things must pass: in a wince-worthy development, a George Harrison memorial tree planted in Los Angeles in 2004 has been killed by an infestation of—yes, beetles. A city councilmember says that the tree will be replanted. (Los Angeles Times) Dave Eggers, watch your back: Jack White‘s Third Man Records are going into the book…

The Brooklyn band writes inventive epics that behave like highly concentrated energy shots. You have to pay attention, because key elements arrive and depart in a blink.