The episode will premiere on fuse on February 22nd at Midnight EST/9 PM PST and will also include appearances by Jack Black and Warbringer.

The San Diego-based troubadour's third studio release, "WE SING. WE DANCE. WE STEAL THINGS." was produced by Martin Terefe, known for his work with KT Tunstall, Ron Sexsmith, and James Morrison. The album sees Mraz continuing to tread his own distinctive artistic path, melding a variegated musical tapestry with passionate, personal lyricism. Among the highlights are collaborations with British tunesmith James Morrison and singer/songwriter Colbie Caillat.

"Our collective kids now outnumber the band more than 2 to 1," explains vocalist/guitarist Ed Robertson. "We set out to make a record that would be entertaining for them�not strictly a children's record, but a record that children would really enjoy. Our kids are in to all kinds of music. They love the They Might Be Giants kids records, but they also love The Beatles, Fountains of Wayne, Randy Newman, Black Eyed Peas and Green Day. Making the focus about what our kids like was a truly liberating process and fun for the whole band."

"Besides, our biological clocks are ticking," jokes drummer Tyler Stewart. "The medical risks associated with releasing children's music after age 40 are well documented, and we thought it best not to put any of our lives in danger."

The disc will arrive in stores March 18th in a brand new two-CD configuration. Disc one (THE SUN) will be the original 12-song album (first issued May 2007).

Dice had agreed to be a presenter and not perform because The Smothers Brothers, who were the hosts, were promised that no other comedians would be performing on the award show besides themselves. That's all Dice had to hear; he swore he was going to make a performance that no one in the audience was going to forget.

The site featured a week of content on the band including some clips of the band jamming with System of a Down's Shavo, which seemed to go over badly with the Bad Brains fans that posted on site. "what the ~#~* is bad brains thinking playing with that shot dude from soad. so whack!," wrote Stephanie.

"Blooddrunk" is the title track from COB's much anticipated new album, which will see an April 15, 2008 release date via Spinefarm / Fontana International.

The iPod will also contain all four of Edwards' music videos, photos, and a featurette on the making of 'Asking for Flowers.' Its case will feature a one-of-a-kind 'Asking for Flowers' engraving, and the winning bidder will be eligible for two free tickets to any Kathleen Edwards show in 2008.

In the meantime, Scale The Summit continues to work on new material for the forthcoming Prosthetic Records debut, which is tentatively scheduled for a late 2008 release. "We're all very excited about working with Prosthetic Records and are looking forward to what we will accomplish together in the future," guitarist Chris Letchford previously stated.

We're told the case has now been assigned to Robbery Homicide, primarily because of the sensitive nature of the allegations and the intense media interest in Britney Spears. Sources say investigators have interviewed several witnesses regarding the drugs in Brit's system at the time she was most recently committed.

"Piano Solos vol. 2," is a timeless array of concertos that fluidly cascade from serene to demanding, seemingly crying out to tell a story with each note. The cinematic opus unravels as if allowing a glimpse into O'Halloran's soul, or a soundtrack to his memories. The heart-swelling compositions appear fragile, yet haunting, capturing moments of melancholic bliss, brimming with introspection.