This week's top stories had everyone talking: Kanye West mouthed off about Thom Yorke, the White Stripes disappointed on Conan's last night at Late Night, Chris Brown and Rihanna continued to cause controversy, and SPIN's Ellen Carpenter had some eyebrow-raising ideas about how to spend the $787 billion economic stimulus -- and blink-182's Mark Hoppus had something to say about it on his

This year, the 51st annual Grammy Awards ceremony was prefaced by a fair bit of drama -- and we're not just talking about T-Pain's suit.

Though Radiohead have been nominated in the Album of the Year category three times -- in past years for OK Computer and Kid A (both of which bagged Best Alternative Album wins) and this year for In Rainbows -- the British band is going to make their first Grammy performance at this year's ceremony, set for Feb.

In 2007, Radiohead stepped away from their longtime label, Capitol, and moved on to more independent pastures. Luckily for Capitol, the major label's ownership of Thom Yorke and Co.'s back catalog means they can issue and re-issue their discography until the cash stops rolling in.

Now here's a supergroup we would love to see perform regularly.