Rolling Stone Wednesday December 19, 2007

TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES

ALICIA KEYS, THE KILLERS, FALL OUT BOY AND MORE: HOLIDAY SHOW ROUNDUP Click HERE to check out photos of Alicia Keys, the Killers, Fall Out Boy, the Shins, Paramore and others performing at radio station mega-shows in New York and L.A.

GRAHAM NASH: STEVEN STILLS FIGHTING PROSTATE CANCER Graham Nash has revealed that his Crosby, Stills and Nash bandmate Stephen Stills will be undergoing surgery for prostate cancer; Nash said that the cancer is still in its early stages. Click HERE for more.

NEW TRACKS FROM LUPE FIASCO, RIVERS CUOMO, MARY J. BLIGE AND MORE Click HERE for a rundown of new tracks in stores and on the web this week, including cuts from new albums by Lupe Fiasco, Mary J. Blige and Rivers Cuomo.

THE KILLERS IN COURT Killers frontman Brandon Flowers faced a second day of questioning in a California court to avoid paying a former manager unpaid comissions. Click HERE for more details.

NEW MUSIC TUESDAYS: THE TOP TEN ALBUMS OF 2007 Click HERE to watch executive editor Joe Levy discuss Rolling Stone's picks for the top ten albums of 2007 and click HERE to check out the list of all fifty.

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TODAY'S PICKS

DAILY TRACK: Bright Eyes — "Four Winds" The lyrics evoke W.B. Yeats; the music, J.C. Mellencamp. No song better captured our current sense of looming apocalypse than this one, which also makes a case for Conor Oberst as one of the best — and bravest — lyricists out there. Click HERE for more on this and the other tracks that made Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2007.

DAILY VIDEO: New Music Tuesdays — The Top Ten Albums of 2007

DAILY REVIEW: M.I.A. — Kala M.I.A.'s second album was an international block party with a sonic imagination nobody else could match all year. The Sri Lankan-born U.K. rapper's inspirations run all over the globe, with a Day-Glo sensibility rooted in the Native Tongues hip-hop of the Jungle Brothers and De La Soul, but with the political rage of Public Enemy. Click HERE for more on this and the other albums that made Rolling Stone's list of the Top 50 Albums of 2007.

ARTIST OF THE DAY: THE KILLERS The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more.

TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire, 66 TODAY'S ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EST) NBC 11:35pm - The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: BONNIE RAITT 12:35am - Late Night with Conan O'Brien: EISLEY 1:35am - Last Call with Carson Daly: WYCLEF JEAN CBS 11:35pm - Late Show with David Letterman: BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA ABC 12:05am - Jimmy Kimmel Live: Q-TIP