NEWS: Bob Dylan's Pimp-Like New Video, Frank Ocean on 'SNL' & More

Frank Ocean will perform at MTV's 2012 VMAs as well as the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" performance. Mumford and Sons and Muse will appear too. [Consequence of Sound]

Florence Welch collaborates with Calvin Harris for the track "Sweet Nothing." That title pretty much says it all. [Diffuser.fm]

In typical Gawker fashion, here is a meaningless critique of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" -- by the Insane Clown Posse. [Gawker]

As if we needed more proof that it's hard to be a woman in the music industry, here's an article about why 95% of record producers are men. [BBC]

Well known grunge art-mobile the "Melvan" which features artwork by Kurt Cobain finally sold, for much more than an old van normally does. [Grungebook]

Surprisingly, something that sounded new did come out of the Republican National Convention. Three Doors Down performed their new single "One Light" for the first time. [Rolling Stone]

Lifelong New Yorker Damian Burnz interviews Frank Simms, who is not only the voice of the Kool-Aid guy, but has also been a back-up singer to some greats including David Bowie and Madonna. [Animal New York]

Don't worry Dave Grohl fans, his taking a break for "a very long time" comments weren't true. Be reassured, there will still be plenty more Foo Fighters concerts in the future (including the Democratic National Convention). [Billboard]

Bob Dylan debuted an almost-romantic video for "Duquesne Whistle" on the Guardian today. Let us be the first to say that one does not recover from pepper spray that quickly.

Watch Bob Dylan's "Duquesne Whistle" Video