Sharon Van Etten played an organic version of "Seventeen" on late night TV this week that is worth posting about. 

David Byrne with a new performance of the Talking Heads' "Road to Nowhere."

So much exciting new music this year, you'd almost forget that Thom Yorke had an excellent solo release. 

It has been a big year for the band Big Thief, with two highly acclaimed releases.  
I think I am just about recovered from my Yom Kippur fast, but it was a fairly tough one this year.  

New album from Angel Olsen is highly anticipated for me, and sure to be a grower, as many of my favorite albums are!

Kamala Harris is the first woman to slow jam the news on Fallon.

Lot's of ruminating today, but still something fun to watch.  

In other exciting world news, erectile dysfunction may predict strokes.  Jinkies!

Wow, Natalie Merchant performed with the Roots backing her on Jimmy Fallon this week. 

Today in the news, someone was bitten by  a crocodile that once belonged to Fidel Castro, which now lives in an aquarium in Stockholm, Sweden.  How odd.

Slow Jam with Mayor Pete.  More political experience at his age than our current president had overall.

Jimmy became James again last night.   Keep it up Sixers.  I knew they'd bounce back.

Also, yet another late night appearance by Vampire Weekend.

Adam Sandler returned to host SNL.

Jimmy Kimmel has a knack for this kind of stuff.

Funny sketch about college admissions, and the scandal and mystique surrounding what goes on in an admissions office.

I seem to have caught the injury bug.  I've been trying to come back from my knee problem, only to start having problems with my right hand/arm/shoulder. 

Jenny Lewis is back with new music.

I've watched these skits quite a few times and laugh every time.  Get out your church fans, people!