When Los Angeles-based duo Uh Huh Her -- musician/actress Leisha Hailey and singer/producer/multi-instrumentalist Camila Grey -- first played together in New York City (last August for those keeping count), Grey shared with fans in the packed, muggy Mercury Lounge, a story about an unfortunate run-in with a Manhattan pigeon.

This time 'round, however, the band -- who played the Highline Ballroom earlier this month on their current sold-out tour in support of UHH's forthcoming album, 'Common Reaction,' due August 19 -- managed to avoid calamitous encounters with Big Apple Columbiformes in favor of more indulgent fair, like mani-pedis. Hailey and Grey documented all the action in an exclusive Spinner photo diary.

Amy Winehouse joined actress Helena Bonham Carter and 'No Ordinary' singer Sade in stripping down for a cause. The soul siren and her fellow celebrities bared their bosoms in the April issue of British women's mag Easy Living to show their support in the battle against breast cancer.

Radar posted the photo of the all-but-naked Winehouse earlier today, and we have to say that the pumps, strategically placed guitar and bedroom hair are supersexy. But pinning your bumblies down with what looks to be electrical tape? Ow.

As this year's South by Southwest mayhem comes to a close in Austin, we've prepared another photo roundup of our experiences in the Texas sun. From the frat-laced chaos on 6th Street, to death metal in an alleyway and some local shopping flavor down on South Congress, the Spinner staff saw everything from M. Ward and Zooey Deschanel's She and Him to Norwegian death-metal kings Goat the Head.

Have a look at SXSW through the Spinner prism with action-packed photos of N.E.R.D., Jay Reatard, White Shoes, Chuck Prophet, the Night Marchers, Does it Offend You, Yeah? and countless others.

Soulful Liverpool rock combo the Zutons were busy recording their third album in Los Angeles with producer George Drakoulias, when they were treated to a visit from a special guest: Ringo Starr. The former Beatle and fellow Liverpool native stopped by the L.A. studio where the band are laying down new tracks last week.

"Last Friday, we had a visitor to the studio," saxophonist Abi Harding posted on the band's MySpace page. "I was sitting outside when my jaw dropped 'cos Ringo had just pulled up in front of me."

The pint-sized wind musician admitted she personally was overcome with emotion at seeing the legend in the flesh. "I was proper shocked and ran over to him and gave him a big hug," she blogged. "He came in and talked to us a bit and had a listen to a couple of songs that he seemed to like. He said he liked the way I played sax so I was made up all day. It was boss to meet him."

Today was a wildly entertaining day on the interwebs. We hit the floor after Sarah Silverman's 'I'm F---ing Matt Damon' video, and got a dose of "Wow, that's really cool" after watching an improv group make human still art in Grand Central station. But, as he tends to do, Pete Doherty stole the show.

Photos of the often-in-shambles Babyshambles frontman playing tonsil hockey with Peter Wolfe surfaced to the delight of bloggers everywhere. While the randy pic of Dohery and Wolfe -- who has been credited with introducing Doherty to Debauchery 101 -- was taken in April of 2004, its journey around the web couldn't come at a better time. The ex-Libertines musician is on the cover of Spin this month, espousing his newfound commitment to clean.

The duo formerly known as the Moldy Peaches came together in the name of 'Juno.' Kimya Dawson and Adam Green were pursuing solo careers until the film's Academy Award-nominated actress, Ellen Page, suggested their music serve as the soundtrack. "[Director] Jason Reitman asked Ellen Page for suggestions for music she thought Juno would like, and she said the Moldy Peaches," Dawson tells Spinner. "She played 'Anyone Else But You,' and he decided to use it in the movie."

The Moldy Peaches offered up a performance of the tune, while Dawson went solo for three other hook-laden folk ditties -- all from the 'Juno' soundtrack.

Download the full interview and performance after the jump.

UPDATE: The singer has gone 'Back to Black' and is again sporting her trademark black beehive.

Nothing says "fresh start" like a makeover. And with the year that the embattled singer had in 2007, no one -- save for Britney Spears, of course -- needs one like Amy Winehouse.

Fresh off a Caribbean vacation, the 'Back to Black' singer was spotted back in London sporting a white-hot new 'do, reminiscent of the retro rockabilly lady tattoos she sports on her arms. But don't let the blond hair throw you -- she's still rocking her signature cat-eye makeup.

In celebration of her transformation, here's a look at some of music's most notorious follicular schizophrenics.