Everybody’s favorite child star has taken to the screen once more, this time for our new obsession: his pizza-themed Velvet Underground cover band. Home Alone‘s Macaulay Culkin and a his friends have just shared a 15-minute video of them performing some of their songs as The Pizza Underground, performing onstage as well as prepping beforehand. The […]
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Watch Macaulay Culkin’s Pizza-Themed Velvet Underground Cover Band Perform in Short Video
December 13th, 2013 
Nina Corcoran 
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Morrissey To Release Lou Reed Cover
November 11th, 2013 Rebecca Docter According to Rolling Stone, the former Smiths frontman will release a cover of Lou Reed’s “Satellite of Love” as a tribute to the late Velvet Underground singer. The track’s release will coincide with the audio release of Morrissey’s autobiography, and will be released as a special seven-inch and digital download. A mini-set of tracks are […]
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REVIEW: Lou Reed & Metallica – Lulu
November 2nd, 2011 Jordan Munson Album: Lulu Artist: Lou Reed and Metallica Label: Warner Bros. Genre: Experimental Rarely do musical collaborations come along as perplexing and strange as Lou Reed and Metallica’s. Perhaps the Jonas Brothers and Common, or Nelly and Tim McGraw, perhaps Eminem and Elton John–no matter the collaboration you name, “Loutallica” ranks near the top in amount […]
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