Pulp Play 'Fallon,' Van Der Beek Hates "Dawson" Song & More -- News Roundup

Pulp performed "Common People" and "Like a Friend" on "Fallon," and there was much rejoicing. Watch videos below.

The founder of Rhapsody explains why your iPod is worth $8 billion, and why the backers of SOPA are full of it. [Ars Technica]

James Van Der Beek can certainly wait before hearing Paula Cole's theme song for "Dawson's Creek" again: "If I'm in public and the song comes on, my first instinct is to find somewhere to hide -- go in a corner, duck behind a rack, run into a dressing room, find the nearest restroom, like, just get out of there." [Celebuzz]

What happens when Titus Andronicus' Patrick Stickles wakes up in the morning? Well, now we know, and it involves the Civil War and vomit. [Low Times]

RZA remixes Portugal. The Man. Yep. [Antiquiet]

At the Drive-In are back, and if you weren't there to see their first show in 11 years, you can watch some of it online. [Consequence of Sound]

"Common People"


"Like a Friend"


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