Lots of musicians tweet -- but all that Twitters is not gold.

This week, Jay-Z unleashed a new song, "D.O.A.," from his upcoming release, Blueprint 3 -- while the Killers premiered the epic video for Day and Age cut "A Dustland Fairytale." U2's Bono and the Edge talked about their involvement in the

Dresden Dolls songstress Amanda Palmer and Coraline author Neil Gaiman joined forces for SPIN.com's Liner Notes event June 3, playing songs and reading stories for an intimate crowd of 300 -- with all proceeds going to the Housing

Two of hip-hop's biggest stars, Eminem and Jay-Z, took the stage earlier this week for a rare joint performance in L.A. -- and the two were making headlines on their own, as well.

"If you see Amanda Palmer on the street, kill her."

Neil Gaiman, author of award-winning children's tale Coraline, is reading from Who Killed Amanda Palmer, a conceptual photo book featuring pics of the Dresden Dolls singer staged in various poses of death. Gaiman wrote the macabre text.

Amanda Palmer is a sharer. The Dresden Doll/solo musician's life as an artist is an open book. Check out the "short" history she's posted about the making of her 2008 album, Who Killed Amanda Palmer.