Yesterday (July 2), President George Bush waived the 30-month prison sentence issued to former White House aid and Vice President Dick Cheney's Chief of Staff Lewis "Scooter" Libby, who was convicted for lying under oath during investigations into the leak of a CIA agent's identity.

Universal Music Group, the world's biggest label behind roughly one third of the music on the market, ranging from Amy Winehouse to U2, has opted to not renew its distribution contract with Apple's iTunes music store.

Yesterday in Chula Vista, CA, the 13th annual Vans Warped Tour kicked off its lengthy 45-date summer tour, again hitting the pavement for a long summer of delivering punk rock and all its trimmings to the masses.

Finally, after months of reviews, queries, and burgeoning anticipation, Apple's newest chatter-amassing device, the iPhone, will hit store shelves tomorrow and techies across the country are already plotting their attacks on Apple and AT&T outlets.

After a ten-year term, U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair stepped down from office today, handing the reigns of Britain's political leadership to his successor and former lieutenant Gordon Brown.

In what could be a landmark reformation, Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, and bassist John Paul Jones, the irrefutable, thunderous pioneers of hard rock, have reportedly agreed to reunite for the first time in nearly twenty years for a one-off memorial gig in honor of late Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun.