Musicians spend a lot of time traveling. With all that rock 'n' roll lifestyling, one would think that every city would just blur together, but apparently that's not the case. Whether it's home sweet home or a romantic getaway, each city in the good ol' US of A has its own charm -- including Weehawken! We kid. Sort of. Find out where Rufus Wainwright, Motion City Soundtrack and Editors, among others, like to hang on tour in this video montage.

After last week's totally not label-contrived battle royale between Kanye West and 50 Cent, there's a new King of Hip-Hop atop the album charts this week. That is, if by "king" you instead read "queen" and for "hip-hop" you substitute "country music." For Reba McEntire has made her triumphant return from the world of laugh tracks and sweeps ratings, with the singer turned sitcom mom bullying her way back into her primary profession in a huge way. OK, so it was by releasing , yes, we know, we know, a duets album called, yes, we know, we know, 'Reba Duets.' And on this 'Reba Duets' duets album Reba duets with a passel of fellow country hitmakers including Kelly Clarkson, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Faith Hill and Tennessee's own native son, Lonesome Justin Timberlake. This is McEntire's first No. 1 album ever on the pop charts, selling 302,000 copies this debut week.