This week Green Day gave lucky fans a sneak peek of their summer tour, Jack White's new band, the Dead Weather, debuted live, Rihanna planned her comeback, and Phil Spector was convicted of murder. See all these stories, plus the week's top photo galleries, editor's blogs, audio/video, news, and reviews, below:

During an interview with Seattle's "Ron & Don Show," guitarist Mike McCready said Pearl Jam are working on a film with Almost Famous director Cameron Crowe, that will feature "existing footage" of the band.

Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, and the Beastie Boys have been announced as the headlining performers for San Francisco's second Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival, which is scheduled to hit Golden Gate Park August 28-30.

Between the wealth of unreleased material offered on the forthcoming reissue of 1991's Ten (out March 24) and rare video footage made available to fans, Pearl Jam are clearly in the spirit of giving.

Attention, Pearl Jam fans: Want to watch rare, previously unreleased footage of the Seattle alt-rock kingpins performing live? Well, you're in luck. In advance of the March 24 release of the jam-packed Ten reissue, Amazon.com has unveiled free clips of vintage television appearances by Eddie Vedder and crew!

Here are five wacky web bits that made us laugh this week:

Pearl Jam's Mike McCready admits to going potty onstage. Yeah, those long solos make us go too. [Seattle PI]