Although Jack Black and Kyle Gass's band looked likely to top the chart midweek, Rize of the Fenix landed at number two, giving the comedy rock duo their highest-placed album to date in the UK. As a result, Emeli Sandé's Our Version of Events drops one... Full Article at Digital Spy

Keane has seen off Jack Black's rock act TENACIOUS D to remain number one in the U.K. album chart.Comedy rock album Rize of the Fenix was expected to top the chart after impressing in the midweek sales. However, the Tenacious D set only managed second... Full Article at MSN Entertainment

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(143). Elsewhere in the singles charts, Rita Ora held on to the top spot with her track R.I.P featuring Tinie Tempah. Rock band Keane - who shot straight to the top of the album charts last week - also clung on at number one with Strangeland. The... Full Article at Bury Times

Marjorie Nugent six-feet underground. Her only son, Rod Nugent, was none too pleased with the comedy's portrayal of his mother's cold-blooded killer, nor the fact that the film made light of such a dark story. Scroll down for video Fiction: In Bernie,... Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

Jerabek, the executive chef at Fresco, shares his potato soup recipe with the Journal. Slow Food Madison’s annual meeting will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St. It is open to Slow F… Jack Black plays a... Full Article at Madison.com

The duo of Jack Black and Kyle Gass stopped by the Letterman show Monday night to give fans a taste of new music as they performed a tribute to roadies everywhere with a song called "Roadie." Full Article at antiMUSIC

Enough said. Rated PG-13. 104 minutes. It's a Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

Born in 1905, she did go on to study formally, but kept the same primal drive. Wilson's desire to keep in one place her art, and those pieces she'd collected, led Black to create the museum. She donated more than 2,700 works of art to the cause. "I... Full Article at Madison.com