Finishing strong in their 10th week, Queens of the Stone Age hit the top spot on the chart and picked up their first entry on the Chart Show Hall of Fame.

Today's top music news stories include Bill Withers releasing a solo recording for the first time since 1985, Charles Bradley canceling his tour to battle cancer, and St. Vincent announcing a new album.

Yes, 'Searching for Sugar Man' came out in 2012, but Mary Lucia says if you haven't yet seen it, you need to put it on your must-see list. 'It's one of the best music documentaries -- one of the best documentaries, actually,' Mary says. 'So see 'Searching for Sugar Man' if you want to make your life better.'

Czukay, who passed away Sep. 6 at his home -- also his former band's studio -- in Germany, was a classically trained musician whose influence seeped deeply into music history.

On Wednesday morning, St. Vincent released the details about her new album, a new single, and held a press conference in a display of media wrangling prowess.

Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of The Cranberries, is 46 today. So for this morning's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear from bands that are named after a fruit or vegetable?

The Library of America dips its weighty toe into rock and pop criticism with 'Shake It Up,' a new anthology spanning a half-century of writing about artists 'from Elvis to JAY-Z.'

The Cranberries' Dolores O'Riordan was born; Eric Clapton helped out The Beatles; James Brown retired; Fleetwood Mac hit to the top of the charts for the first time; and Joan Jett sang an important anthem, Today in Music History.

Today's top music news stories include Peter Dinklage's 'punk-funk-rap' band history, a new Grandstand attendance record, and the decisive rejection of a handful of would-be Prince heirs.

Pop/soul talent Lady Lark brought her full band to the Minnesota State Fair, recording a Local Show session at Dan Patch Park and inciting a dance party in the process.